Want to be popular? Feng Shui tips are indispensable

Introduction: We all hope that we have good interpersonal relationships and have friends all over the world. If we want to gain good popularity, in addition to our own interpersonal relationships, we can also use the tips of Feng Shui knowledge to gain good popularity for ourselves. If you want to know more about Feng Shui, Mr. Shui Mo has prepared a special topic on Feng Shui for you to give you a more comprehensive understanding.

1. Find someone who is compatible with you to be your work partner

The greatest role of interpersonal relationships in work is to hope to achieve career success through interpersonal relationships, so you must choose your work partners carefully. The secret to choosing work partners is to complement each other's strengths rather than having similar personalities. Generally speaking, people who can achieve complementarity in Feng Shui refer to those whose natal hexagram's five elements are compatible with your own.

The "mutually beneficial" people who are suitable for your own natal hexagram are as follows:

The two elements of the wood element are Zhen and Xun, so its external counterpart is water, which is "Kan", and its internal counterpart is fire, which is "Li".

The one that belongs to fire is Li, and its external counterparts are wood, which are "Zhen" and "Xun", and its internal counterparts are earth, which are "Kun" and "Gen".

The two elements of the earth element are Kun and Gen, and their external counterparts are fire, which is "Li", and their internal counterparts are metal, which are "Gan" and "Dui".

The elements of the metal element are Qian and Dui, and their external counterparts are earth, which are Kun and Gen, and their internal counterparts are water, which is Kan.

If water is the element of Kan, then its external counterparts are metal, which are "Gan" and "Dui", and its internal counterparts are wood, which are "Zhen" and "Xun".

However, it is worth noting that, as mentioned above, "mutually beneficial" people can be divided into external and internal ones. Those who form "external mutually beneficial" people with your own natal hexagram can motivate you, while those who form "internal mutually beneficial" people with your own natal hexagram are the ones you must take care of.

2. Wearing a pink crystal bracelet can help ease conflicts between women

The interactions between women are sometimes quite complicated, especially when the relationship is rigid. It is quite difficult to mend the relationship. At this time, you might as well try wearing a 108-bead pink crystal bracelet to improve the conflict between women. In Feng Shui, crystal is transparent and cool, representing peace. Adding the pink color that can bring out the feminine gentleness can ease the rigid atmosphere between the two parties. Therefore, women can wear rose crystal bracelets to soften their aura and avoid friction with other female colleagues and friends. Wearing a rose quartz bracelet regularly can not only bring good popularity, but also increase marriage, bring about peach blossoms, maintain health and bring good health.

3. “Qilin” solves interpersonal relationship problems

"Qilin" is a mythical beast that has been passed down in China since ancient times. Because it is smart and values ​​benevolence and righteousness, it is also called the "benevolent beast." The power of "Qilin" can resolve all disputes, among which adjusting interpersonal relationships is the most effective. As long as you place the consecrated "Qilin" in an auspicious position in your room, many annoying problems in interpersonal relationships will be solved because the "Qilin" can purify bad auras.

4. “Triangular Relationship” Helps Interpersonal Relationships

The most taboo thing in relationships is a "triangle relationship", but it is actually better in terms of popularity and work. For example, when working with a boss or colleague with a personality that doesn’t match yours, a “triangular relationship” can be beneficial. What is a "triangular relationship"? The "natal hexagram" was mentioned above. For example, a person whose natal hexagram is "Gan" and a boss whose natal hexagram is "Li" are likely to have disagreements. This is because the five elements of both of them belong to "gold" and "fire" respectively, and the conflict between fire and gold is very unfavorable for the coordination of work. At this time, the person who can mediate between the two of them is the person whose natal hexagram is "Kun" or "Gen" of earth. Not only can they see through the true intentions of their fire-type superiors and explain them simply and clearly to their metal-type superiors, they can also lend a helping hand and provide substantial help in the relationship between the two. Of course, this method can also be applied to interpersonal communication. After all, seeking a mediator between people with conflicting personalities is one of the most common communication skills in interpersonal society.