The Secret of Feng Shui: What are the Five Realities and Five Needs?

Introduction: People often say: Be honest and don’t be false. In people’s impression, real is true and false is false. So in the theory of Feng Shui, is there a theory of reality and illusion? Actually, yes! There are many considerations in home Feng Shui. The size of the house, the layout of the house, etc. will have an impact on Feng Shui, and Feng Shui's "five illusions" and "five realities" are also a key. Today I will talk to you about the five voids and five realities in Feng Shui. Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

1. The Five Voids of Feng Shui

Among the famous works of Feng Shui, "The Yellow Emperor's Book of Houses" can be regarded as the culmination of Feng Shui studies. According to the records in Huangdi's Book of Houses, there is a saying that a house has five voids. He said: "There are five voids in a house, which will make people poor, and five solidities, which will make people rich. One void: a large house with few people; two voids: a large gate but a small interior; three voids: incomplete walls and courtyards; four voids: incomplete wells and stoves; five voids: more land but fewer rooms. The five voids referred to by Feng Shui are just as described in the Yellow Emperor's House Classic. Void in Feng Shui means flashy but not substantial, empty and lost. If the house layout of the home Feng Shui belongs to one of the five voids, it will have a series of influences on the fortune of the home, and will also affect the wealth, blessings, career, etc. of oneself and family members.

1. The house is large but sparsely populated. Due to the lack of popularity, the building creates a feeling of emptiness and loneliness, which brings negative psychological shadows to people;

2. The door is big and the interior is small, which makes it easy for the house to be ventilated, resulting in an unstable aura, so try not to open the door in a small house;

3. Incomplete walls and courtyards not only pose a safety hazard, but also make it difficult for people to gather vitality. Residents with courtyard villas should pay attention to the integrity of the walls;

4. Incomplete wells and stoves will affect the stability of daily life. If you want a long-term stable home, it is best to have complete kitchen and toilet facilities;

5. There are more plots of land than houses, which means it is difficult for the family business to prosper. This is the disharmony caused by the imbalance in the proportion of human habitation.

2. Five Realities of Feng Shui

Feng Shui is a discipline of ancient architecture. According to the records in ancient Feng Shui books, since there are the five voids mentioned above, there will also be five real Feng Shui patterns for the home. The five realities in home feng shui represent the five blessings and the five nobles. They mostly refer to the home environment and the people living in this type of feng shui apartment have good fortune and blessings. So, what are the five realities discussed in Feng Shui? The so-called five realities are: one reality: the house is small and has many people; two reality: the house has a small gate; three reality: the walls and courtyard are complete; four reality: the house is small and has many livestock; five reality: the house's water ditch flows southeast.

1. A small house with many people will naturally be popular, forming a virtuous cycle of mutual prosperity;

2. A small house with a small gate will bring introverted vitality and stability. Therefore, even if it is a large house, the gate does not need to be too ostentatious.

3. The courtyard wall is complete and well-enclosed, so that the aura in the area can be effectively protected. As the saying goes, "one empty space and three enclosures are the hallmarks of a wealthy family";

4. A small house with many livestock is actually an image of having enough food and clothing. The livestock reflects the artistic conception of prosperity. This is applied to modern homes, that is, the items in the home are not just for display, but also for being substantial. The wardrobe should have clothes hidden in it, and the rice jar should always be full.

5. The water ditch of the house flows southeast. Water can gather energy and is an important means of Feng Shui adjustment. Feng Shui is all about obtaining water to hide the wind. Therefore, for a large courtyard house, it is best to have a live stream of water from the southeast. The ancients called it purple air. The water brought from this direction can make the house and the people prosperous.