First, Kirin Feng Shui taboo
1, it is not appropriate to put unopened taboos:
Kirin is used to block evil spirits and needs to be placed after opening the light. The unopened Kirin can't be stopped, which may make the mascot Kirin occupied by unknown things and bring bad luck to the family.
2. It is not recommended to put it in front of the gate:
Kirin is a symbol of good luck. Putting it at home can ward off evil spirits and add auspiciousness to the home, which can not only make the owner's career smooth, but also improve his fortune. In addition, Kirin can also block the owner's bad luck. Kirin, which is generally transferred to use, is best blessed, and its power can be fully exerted. When placing, choose the financial position at home and then place it. The head should be facing outside the door or out of the window, but not towards the door, so as not to offend the keeper.
Second, the Kirin family has taboos.
1, don't put it in the home of people with ulterior motives:
According to legend, Kirin likes to help good people, especially those who have filial piety and kindness, so it is called "benevolent beast". When Kirin sees a bad guy, he will chase this guy and bite him. People who release Kirin can't do bad things.
2. Kirin is best not to be placed outside the window;
Kirin is one of our ancient beasts, and it also represents auspiciousness in geomantic omen. Kirin is a commonly used feng shui product. It is best not to put Kirin outside the window, because Kirin is an auspicious animal and needs everyone's respect. It is not important to put Kirin outside the window.
The above is the relevant content of "Kirin Feng Shui Taboo, Kirin Home Taboo" recommended in this issue. Different things have their own feng shui functions, and different positions play different roles. Kirin is an auspicious animal, so pay attention to its placement.