In ancient times, people often said that "the house is empty, and the family is ruined", what are the particularities and taboos? "Empty house" means that the family relationship is not good, and it may even lead to enmity because of trivial things, which eventually leads to the family being broken up, leaving only an empty house.
This concept comes from the "compass", which determines the orientation of the house by analyzing the site, people, and ceiling to determine the best building location.
To determine whether a house is an "empty house", you need to observe the hexagram on the compass, the line between the hexagrams is the "empty death line", and the line between the twenty-four mountains is called the "small empty death".
In the ancient people's concept, a "small empty house" was a house built between mountains, and they usually did not choose this location to build a house for peace. Nowadays, even in rural areas, people rarely build houses between two mountains.
In Feng Shui, there is a phenomenon known as the "Great Empty Death Line". This means that during the construction of the house, judging from the hexagram of the compass, the house is located at the junction of the hexagram and the hexagram.
For the ancients, this situation was often seen as a bad omen, indicating that a serious event had occurred or that no one had lived in it. The solution of the ancients was to move directly, and regardless of the value of the house, it was absolutely impossible to demolish it.
Despite being uninhabited, it is believed to still be inhabited by unclean things.
Feng Shui Compass) should be cautious when dismantling, and do not let the calamity flow out. When relocating the "empty dead house", it should be noted that not all belongings can be carried. Nowadays, the term "empty house" is rarely heard, but when repairing houses in rural areas, it can still be seen that people ask feng shui masters to check the risk of "empty houses".
Housing in big cities doesn't seem to care much about it, but rural houses see it as important.
Some people think that houses in the city have already been vetted by feng shui masters, so there is no need to think about feng shui anymore. But in reality, ancient and modern people think differently.
In ancient times, science and technology were backward and superstitious ideas existed, but the "empty house" still had its role. For example, a "small empty house" cannot be built between two mountains to prevent natural disasters from occurring.
Although the natural disaster prevention measures in ancient times were not as good as those now, the claim of "empty houses" is not unfounded. But in modern times, we can better prevent natural disasters through technological means, so there is no need to worry too much about the problem of "empty houses".
The ancients said that "the house is empty, and the family is ruined" is a bit exaggerated. Nowadays, people ask feng shui masters to look at houses more for a good fortune, after all, buying a house is a major event in life.
Although it is generally recognized in modern times that Feng Shui is nothing more than a feudal superstition, many people still ask a Feng Shui master to examine it when building a house. One of the important principles is to avoid the gate facing directly at the mirror, because in Feng Shui, the mirror is seen as a tool to ward off calamities and ward off evil spirits.
In some rural areas, people hang mirrors above the main door to prevent evil spirits, while mirrors are usually not installed in the living room.
In urban life, there are some basic principles that we need to pay attention to in order to avoid feng shui problems. For example, opening the door is a big no-no, so we need to avoid it.
In addition, we also need to pay attention to the fact that the gate should not be facing the elevator. Although elevators provide convenience, in feng shui, the yin energy of elevators can have a negative impact on the aura of the home.
If this is already the case, you can place a tray with yang energy at the door to balance the yin energy.