Many people consider Feng Shui when buying a house. And most people have certain taboos about special floors. Some businessmen pay special attention to Feng Shui when buying a house. You will also be more cautious when choosing floors. So, how to check the floor feng shui when buying a house? What should you pay attention to when choosing a floor when buying a house?
1. How to check the feng shui of the floor when buying a house
1. It is not suitable for strong winds
When buying a house, you should first walk around the house and take a look. Are there any flaws in the environment? First of all, you should pay attention to the wind. If you find that the house is very windy and you are very impatient, it is not advisable to buy it, because even if the house is really condensed with strong energy, it will be blown away by the strong wind.
Feng Shui attaches great importance to storing wind and gathering energy, which means that a place with strong wind will definitely not be a prosperous place! But one thing to note is that it is not good if the wind is too strong, but if the wind is too slow, the air will not be prosperous. Large circulation is definitely not suitable! The ideal living environment is with a gentle breeze blowing slowly and refreshing. This is in line with Feng Shui.
2. Insufficient sunlight is not suitable for Yangzhai. Feng shui pays attention to sunshine and air, so when choosing a house to live in, you must not only have fresh air, but also have sufficient sunshine. If the house does not have enough sunlight, it will often have too much Yin energy, which will cause the house to become shabby. It's restless and really uninhabitable.
3. It is not suitable to be polluted. This means that the middle part of the house should not be used as a toilet, otherwise it will be like the accumulation of waste in the human heart, which will naturally be bad luck. If the toilet is not located in the house, but is located in the back half of the house, just in line with the door, then it is not suitable to choose as a residence, because it is likely to cause damage to property and property.
4. It is not suitable to rush straight into the streets. Feng Shui prefers roundabouts and avoids rushing straight, because the momentum of the straight rush is sharp. If the residence is the first to bear the brunt, it will be a big disaster, so don’t be careless! Therefore, when you go to choose a building, you may as well First, take a look around the house to see if there are any streets running straight into the front, back, left, or right of the house. If the door of the house is facing the road coming straight from you, the longer the road, the more dangerous it will be and the more cars it will have. There will be more disasters, so some people call it the tiger's mouth house, which means it is difficult to live in it.
2. Things to note when choosing a floor when buying a house
Most people prefer to choose floors such as the third floor, eighth floor, twenty-third floor, twenty-eighth floor, etc., and avoid choosing floors with four characters. floor. In fact, living on a floor with horoscopes does not necessarily mean you will have good luck. If you live on the same floor, some people will be prosperous and others will be unlucky. Choosing floors based on homophony is just psychological satisfaction. So, what kind of floor is suitable for you and can make you prosperous? Feng Shui believes that everything in the world has the attributes of yin and yang and the five elements. The relationship between people and nature, and between people and buildings can be analyzed through the yin and yang and the five elements.
Generally speaking, the yin and yang of the floors are divided into five elements: odd-numbered floors belong to yang, and even-numbered floors belong to yin. The first and sixth floors belong to water, the second and seventh floors belong to fire, the third and eighth floors belong to wood, the fourth and ninth floors belong to metal, and the fifth and tenth floors belong to earth. Above the tenth floor, the order is deduced. If the five elements of the floor are the same as or complement the five elements of the house owner, it is suitable; if they are in conflict with each other, it is not suitable.