Taboo 1: Don't put the desk in the corner, that is, put the desk between two walls, that is, sit in the corner with your back. This is very unlucky. Try to sit up straight if conditions permit. Although the desk is small, it has great influence.
Taboo 2: There is a window behind the desk. In feng shui, windows are also places where various smells come in and out. It's a disaster to stick your head through the window to see Zazie.
Taboo of desk geomantic omen: avoid putting the desk in the aisle or near the window. If you put your desk under the sidewalk or window, it is equivalent to putting your desk under suffocating air, and it is easy to have a psychological burden because you are often peeked at by others.
Desk feng shui taboo 4: the desk should not be facing the door on the right. Besides facing the outside, it is not good for the right side of the desk to face the door. In this way, the work of entering and leaving the gate will be disturbed, the work efficiency will be low, and the health will also be affected.
Taboos for putting feng shui on the desk: avoid facing the door, the desk is close to the door, and people sit with their backs to the door. This is the first basic point to avoid when placing a desk. The door is the only place where people enter, the outlet of the office, and the place where people are angry, including anger and suffocation. The desk is decorated with feng shui. The wider the hall, the better! From the perspective of Jing Gong Bagua, the position of Tang Ming in front of the office is just a deviation, and the deviation from divination is a symbol of gossip career. Therefore, Tang Ming, that is, the position directly in front of the office, can be said to directly refer to the good or ill luck of this unit in the future. Therefore, if the office hall is narrow and closed, it is bound to symbolize that the future of this unit is limitless, with many obstacles and difficult development.