If you want your house to have good Feng Shui, you should stay away from these six Feng Shui traps!

Introduction: To start a family and settle down, you always need to buy a house. When buying a house, many people will pay attention to the issue of Feng Shui. The good or bad feng shui of a house directly affects the fortune of the residents. Therefore, you should be cautious when buying a house, and you should be even more cautious about Feng Shui issues! So, what Feng Shui traps do we need to pay attention to? Now, let’s take a look with the editor! Let’s take a look at what we need to pay attention to in Yangzhai Feng Shui.

Feng Shui Trap No. 1: Noisy and smelly environment

When looking at a house, don’t just “look” at the shape and partitions of the house, but also use your nose to “smell” the smell and your ears to “listen” to the sounds. Because bad smells can cause foul air evil, and bad sounds can cause sound evil. People's sensitivity to sound and smell will decrease due to habit. However, the evil energy generated does not decrease as a result, so it is best to discover these problems when looking at a house, so as to avoid being harmed by them over time without realizing it after moving in.

Feng Shui Trap No. 2: Poor Earth Energy Around You

It was once said in the book, "When the earth's energy is strong, the house will be bright, and the residents will get the energy and naturally be blessed; if the earth's energy is weak, the house will be dry, and the residents will have no vital nourishment and will naturally become decadent." The relationship between the earth's energy and the feng shui of the house is written very clearly. There are many ways to look at the local energy, the simplest one is to look at the flowers, plants and trees near the house. If grass does not grow, flowers do not bloom, and trees grow in strange shapes, the local energy will definitely not be good. Without good geomantic energy, the house will be withered and the owner will not only fail to gain blessings but may also suffer from ruin. Of course, it will be unsuitable to buy and live in.

Feng Shui Trap No. 3: Low-lying land on all sides

In areas where the four sides are high and the middle is low, the aura is stagnant, foul air accumulates and has no way out. If a house is built in such a place, even if the door faces a lucky direction, the air entering the house will still be more foul than auspicious. For a house like this, the older it is, the more foul air accumulates and the worse the feng shui becomes.

Feng Shui Trap No. 4: The front door is located in the center and conflicts with the back door

If the front door is directly opposite the back door, it will have an adverse effect in terms of feng shui, causing the loss of energy and money. Especially if the front door is opened in the center of the house, the air coming in from the front door will pass through the center of the house and go straight out of the back door, which is called "piercing evil". Living in this house will lead to unstable home fortune and bad financial luck, and long-term residence will lead to poor health and prone to bloody disasters.

Feng Shui Trap No. 5: The kitchen or toilet is located in the center of the house

The central part of the house is where the aura of the entire house starts and it is the "heart" of Yangzhai Feng Shui. If the kitchen (especially the stove) is in this position, it will create a "fire attacking the heart" trend, posing a threat to the family's health, wealth, and emotions. Because the toilet and bathroom have a venting function, if they are located in the center, it may not only pollute the aura, but also make the aura of the house like a tire with a hole in it, which cannot be inflated no matter how much air is pumped up. You must seek to resolve it, otherwise it will affect the health of your family.

Feng Shui Trap No. 6: Dark Light

In Feng Shui, a house is called a Yang house and a tomb is called a Yin house. Since the place where we live is a yang house, of course we need yang energy. A dark house has more yin than yang. It cannot accumulate enough yang to protect the owner. Instead, it may steal the owner's yang. It is certainly not suitable for residential use. I would advise friends who need to buy a house that if you see a house you like, you might as well visit it a few more times. The light in the house is different during the morning and evening. Only by turning off all the lights in the house during the day can you see if there is a problem of being too dark.
Summary: Through the above article, we know six Feng Shui traps that are easily overlooked when buying a house. I hope it can serve as a reference and reference for everyone. Everyone should be cautious when buying a house! I wish everyone can buy a good house with a satisfactory Feng Shui layout, live a happy life and have good fortune!