Choosing a home from the perspective of Feng Shui How to avoid pitfalls that are not conducive to relationshipsIn this regard, Master Tian Song Lingguizhen, a Chinese feng shui master, made a comprehensive exposition.
In traditional Chinese culture, Feng Shui is the study of the relationship between people and the environment. It believes that a person's fortune, health, and wealth are closely related to the environment in which they live. Especially for the choice of residence, Feng Shui has a wealth of theoretical and practical experience. In this article, the author will provide suggestions for improving which residential layouts may be detrimental to the development of interpersonal relationships from the perspective of Feng Shui.
First of all, we need to understand that Feng Shui believes that the layout of the house should follow the principle of "water in front and mountain in the back", that is, there should be water in front of the house and a backer in the back. Such a layout is considered auspicious as it symbolizes the solidity and prosperity of the family. However, if the layout of the dwelling is the opposite, for example, the front of the dwelling is a mountain, then this layout can have a detrimental effect on relationships. Because this kind of layout can easily lead to conflicts and contradictions within the family, which affects the harmony of interpersonal relationships.
Secondly, Feng Shui also emphasizes that the door of a house should face an open area, not a narrow laneway or a building opposite. This is because the gate faces an open area, which can bring in more sunlight and fresh air, which is beneficial to the health and vitality of family members. Conversely, if the gate faces a narrow alleyway or a building opposite, then this layout is prone to form a "bad atmosphere" and adversely affect interpersonal relationships.
In addition, Feng Shui reminds us that the interior layout of a home is also very important. For example, the bathroom should be located at the back of the home, not the front. This is because bathrooms represent "filth" and if they are located at the front of the home, then they can have a detrimental effect on relationships. Similarly, bedrooms should also be located at the back of the dwelling, not at the front. This is because the bedroom represents "rest" and "recovery", and if it is located at the front of the house, then it can affect the health and mental state of family members, and thus the harmony of interpersonal relationships.
In conclusion, Feng Shui provides us with a unique perspective that helps us understand and improve the impact of the residential environment on our relationships. By following the principles of Feng Shui, we can choose a home that is conducive to the development of relationships, thus improving our quality of life. However, we should also note that Feng Shui is only a reference tool and not an absolute law. In real life, we should flexibly use the theories and methods of Feng Shui according to our actual situation to achieve the best living effect. Welcome to follow, consult, comment, Master Tian Song Lingguizhen hopes to help you.