What does the fire in Feng Shui mean?

Feng shui is a once-in-a-lifetime knowledge, and its theoretical basis is the theory of five elements. Fire is one of the five elements, representing yang, enthusiasm, self-confidence and creativity. In Feng Shui, fire has many forms, such as electrical appliances, lamps, ovens, fireplaces and candlesticks, which all represent the energy of fire. The function of fire in geomantic omen is to strengthen energy and strength, but we should pay attention to the correctness of the quantity and position of fire.

In the layout of geomantic omen, it is necessary to pay attention to the position of fire-related items, especially those with symbolic meaning of fire, which need to be placed in appropriate positions. The fire of Yangzhaiji needs to be placed in the center or south of the room, such as living room, study room and dining room. , to enhance energy. But in a dark house, the loneliness of fire will have a negative impact, which is not conducive to health and should be avoided.

In geomantic omen, the quantity and intensity of fire should be mastered very accurately. Too much or too little is not conducive to people's health and wealth. Therefore, in the layout of geomantic omen, we should follow the principle of five elements, namely, aquatic wood, wood for fire, fire for earth, native gold for water, and special attention should be paid not to put fire and water together to avoid mutual interference.

In short, in Feng Shui, fire represents energy and hope. As long as the energy of fire is reasonably utilized and mastered, the quality of life and physical and mental health can be better promoted.