Do you know some Feng Shui fish-raising taboos?

Introduction: Fish have always occupied an important position in Feng Shui. Why are fish so important in Feng Shui? Fish culture in Feng Shui is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. Nowadays, people are paying more and more attention to the quality of life and space, the impact of the environment on people, and naturally they are also paying attention to Feng Shui. This article traces the origin of fish culture and lists the uses of fish in interior feng shui, providing designers with a reference for improving their observation of the mutual influence between objects, applying the useful essence of feng shui, and understanding the value of ancient culture. If you want to know what are the taboos in raising fish, please visit the fish tank Feng Shui special topic prepared by Mr. Shui Mo to view more related articles.

There are many stories around us and in folk tales about people getting rich by setting up Feng Shui fish tanks. I believe everyone has heard of them, so there is no need for me to introduce them in detail here. In addition to attracting wealth, the Feng Shui fish tank is also the best tool used by Feng Shui masters to ward off evil. Modern urban building construction is different from the rural houses in the past. There are dozens of units in one building. Not only are the buildings facing each other, but the stairs are opposite the entrances. In addition, there are straight and horizontal alleys and corners. Although it may seem nothing special, it carries a murderous aura in terms of feng shui. These conflicts have a substantial impact on the fortune of a house, and Feng Shui masters often recommend erecting a "screen board" at the main entrance to redirect the incoming murderous aura or dissolve it into nothingness. This is why the aquarium "screen tank" is popular. Especially if the indoor environment can be seen clearly at the door, long-term residence will also affect people's peace. Many people will also set up a screen tank at the entrance.

As for the number of fish to be kept in the tank, some Feng Shui masters suggest one or six fish are appropriate, because one and six represent water, and fish will become lively naturally when they get water. Black is the best color because black also belongs to water. Depending on local customs, Feng Shui masters recommend different numbers and colors of fish to be raised.

Taboos of fish breeding in Feng Shui

The fish tank cannot be triangular or irregular in shape

The fish tank can be rectangular or round, but not triangular or irregular, because the triangle belongs to fire, and raising fish belongs to water, which will cause water and fire to clash and counteract each other.

The water level must not exceed the height of an adult's heart

The water level in the fish tank at home should not exceed the heart position of an adult standing, because the heart is fire, and if the water level exceeds this level, water will overcome fire.

Do not stand under the altar or face the stove.

The fish tank cannot be placed under the altar, because the altar is also of the fire element, and it cannot face the kitchen, because the gas stove is also of the fire element.

Not dark and damp, must see the sun

The fish tank should not be placed in a dark and humid place, because the fish tank itself is water and will release moisture, which will make the home colder, so it is best to have sunlight.

Not allowed in the bedroom

Placing a fish tank in the bedroom will make it very humid, which will affect your health and fortune.

Fish must be replaced immediately if they die

If a fish dies, you have to replace it with a new one, otherwise you may lose money. But if all the fish die, you should just give up the fish breeding because it means that it is not suitable for fish breeding or the environment at home is not suitable.

To ward off evil spirits by raising fish, you must first know the taboos

Raising fish to ward off evil does have its Feng Shui effects, but the position of the fish placement should never be taken lightly. The slightest mistake can cause serious harm to people. If conditions permit, you can keep a tank of fish to ward off evil spirits. The main purpose is to block the incoming evil spirits, but there are many other ways to ward off evil spirits, and fish are not necessarily required. In the past, most houses had gardens. They would build ponds in appropriate locations in the gardens and raise goldfish in the water to ward off evil spirits with movement.

Summary: Raising Feng Shui fish is not an easy task. As the saying goes, sincerity is the key to success. You must be careful, patient and meticulous in raising Feng Shui fish. The above are some taboos about raising Feng Shui fish, for your reference!