Feng Shui knowledge of placing fish tanks indoors

Introduction: In today’s home decoration, many people will place fish tanks indoors, which is not only beautiful but also a good omen, implying “abundance every year”. In fish tank Feng Shui, raising fish can bring wealth, but you need to pay attention to some Feng Shui issues and taboos. 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.

◆ Feng Shui fish tank placement in the room

The fish tank should be placed in an inauspicious location. In Feng Shui, there is a saying of "diverting water into the zero hall", which means that directing water into the direction of bad luck can turn misfortune into good fortune and turn danger into safety. Placing a fish tank in the evil position of the home can effectively resolve external evil. Fish is a kind of auspicious animal, so the placement of the indoor feng shui fish tank is very important. To determine the specific unlucky location in the home, you need to ask a Feng Shui master to determine it based on the interior layout.

◆ The shape of the indoor Feng Shui fish tank

1. The round fish tank belongs to the metal element in the five elements and can generate water, so it is a symbol of good luck.

2 The rectangular fish tank belongs to the element of wood in the five elements. Although it leaks water, the two have a mutual generation relationship and can also be used.

3. The square fish tank belongs to the earth element in the five elements. Earth can control water, which will create a restraining force. Therefore, it is not advisable to choose a square fish tank that belongs to the earth element in the five elements.

4 The hexagonal fish tank uses six as the number of water, so its five elements belong to water and can be used.

◆ Other considerations for indoor Feng Shui fish tanks

The Feng Shui of the placement of fish tanks must be kept in mind. Fish tanks should not be placed under statues of gods, especially under the God of Wealth and the Three Stars of Fortune, Longevity and Happiness. Otherwise, it would be "the gods going into the water" and will lead to financial loss. The fish tank should not be directly opposite the kitchen stove. The two should be in a straight line opposite each other, which is very bad as it will be detrimental to the health of the family. For those whose birth characters lack water, placing a fish tank in the living room will be of great help to their fortunes, but for those who are afraid of water, it is not suitable to keep fish in the living room.

Placement of fish tank in living room

First of all, it is very important not to place it under the God of Wealth. We should have heard of the saying "wealth belongs to the wealth position", so the God of Wealth such as Fu Lu Shou should be placed in the prosperous wealth position, which can add icing on the cake. It would be a big mistake to place the God of Wealth on top of the fish tank. Because there is a saying in Feng Shui that "divert water into the Zero Hall", the so-called "Zero Hall" refers to the unlucky position, which means that by diverting water into the position of bad luck, misfortune can be turned into good fortune, and danger can be turned into good luck. The fish tank should be placed in the evil direction, not in the lucky direction.

Secondly, do not place the fish tank behind the sofa: From the perspective of Feng Shui, it is inappropriate to use water as a backing behind you, because water is unpredictable. If you rely on it as a backing, the whole family will have no mountain to rely on, which affects the stability of the house. However, if you place the fish tank next to the sofa, it will not affect the feng shui of the house. Fish tanks cannot be placed in the bedroom, otherwise it will be detrimental to the owner's health.

Finally, the most suitable shape for the fish tank is rectangular or round. The circle belongs to the element of metal in the five elements and can produce water. The fish tank should not be too big. A fish tank that is too big will store too much water. From the perspective of feng shui, water is important, but too much and too deep is not good. If the fish tank is higher than the eye level when a person stands up, it is too high. Therefore, the fish tank in the living room should not be too big or too high, especially for a small living room.

The placement of fish tanks must follow five principles:

First, the shape of the fish tank should not have sharp corners. Some fish tanks are made in the shape of a triangle or fire, which can easily lead to gossip and bloody disasters. It is best to have a round, oval or square shape, which are all considered to be wealth-attracting tanks.

Second, it is best not to place the fish tank in the kitchen or toilet, as this will attract gossip and eye diseases. It is also not good to place it behind the house, as it will cause money leakage. It is best to place it in the living room, as it will cause bright water. Placing a fish tank in the bedroom will easily attract strange diseases and is also not suitable.

Thirdly, you must not commit the mistake of "cutting feet water", which means placing the fish tank directly on the ground without raising it. This arrangement will block noble people from visiting you, and instead cause bad fortune for your wealth.

Fourth, there is a science to raising fish in a fish tank. Goldfish are the best for attracting wealth, while black fish can only be raised by people in special professions (for example, soldiers and scholars). Generally speaking, black fish are more likely to attract villains and gossip, and are not good for attracting wealth.

Fifth, you must not commit the mistake of "water covering the head" or "water pouring on the head", which means the water level in the fish tank is higher than the height of a normal person (over 190cm). This will make the fortune of the whole family unable to turn around and become depressed.