First, sit in a prosperous direction. The Feng Shui of Yangzhai depends on whether the sitting direction is good for luck. If the standing direction has strong Qi, it will be good, and if the Qi is weak, it will be bad. Therefore, ancient books say: If there is a star facing the head, it will cause disaster. The sitting direction in Yangzhai Feng Shui is not based on the door of a suite, but the entrance of a building. 2. The house must be square. You must be square in life and square in appearance. The appearance of a house is like the appearance of a person, and the same goes for a house. It must be square and upright, and avoid three points and eight corners. There is a connection between people and the house. If the house you live in is square, you will be fair and just in dealing with people over time, and your appearance will also change. Over time, handsome men will become square and square, and women will become dignified. On the contrary, if the house you live in is not square, the human heart will become skewed over time, and the nose and waist will become curved in appearance. At the same time, a square house gives people a sense of stability and security, while an unfounded house gives people a feeling of insecurity. 3. The surrounding environment is good. When buying a house, the surrounding environment is also very important. In addition to the traditional green dragon on the left, white tiger on the right, Zhuque in the front, Xuanwu in the back, etc., we should also consider whether there are evil spirits in the surroundings, such as low-pressure evil spirits (surrounded by buildings, overpasses, etc.), reflective evil spirits (strong light reflection), and odor evil spirits. , sickle evil (a bridge or road becomes an arch), sword-piercing evil (the corridor is too long), flying blade evil, ladder rushing evil, etc.; in addition, the house should not face government agencies, fire brigade, hospitals, garbage pools, etc. that have strong evil spirits. place. 4. Yang energy must be sufficient. The soul of the Chinese Book of Changes lies in the balance of yin and yang. People need a balance of yin and yang, a house needs a balance of yin and yang, and the light of a house needs a balance of yin and yang. The book says: Yin and Yang are the principles of heaven and earth. Darkness belongs to yin, light belongs to yang, and yin and yang balance all things to grow. The scripture says: If only Yin does not arise, Yang will not grow. If the house has too many windows, the yang energy will be too strong, and it will be difficult to gather wealth; if there are few windows, there will be no sunlight all day long, it will be too dark, and the yin energy will be heavy, which will easily lead to evil spirits and many illnesses. Therefore, if the light in the house is moderate and the yin and yang are balanced, the wealth and health will be good. 5. Avoid crossing water and fire. The water here refers to the toilet, and the fire refers to the kitchen. An ancient book says: Fire and water leave no crosshairs. This means that there should not be a kitchen or toilet in the front, back, left, right and center of the house. This is based on the following considerations: the toilet is a dirty place and a lonely place, so it must be located in a disadvantageous place; while the kitchen is a place for cooking and a lonely place, so it must be located in a favorable place. In modern buildings, kitchens and toilets are fixed, so you must observe them clearly when purchasing, and do not cross the lines. When water and fire are in conflict, unsatisfactory things will happen easily, financial luck will be repeated, diseases will occur, and there will be many disputes. If the toilet is in the middle of the room, the water will soak into the heart, which can easily cause diseases of the heart, stomach, liver, lungs, and small intestine. The cross of the house means that the yin and yang are not balanced, and you are prone to diseases of excretion, head, eyes, mouth, hands and feet. 6. Avoid running directly into the house. The front door faces the balcony and windows, the front and rear doors face each other, the front and rear windows face each other, and the balcony and windows face each other. These are all taboos in Feng Shui and will lead to the following problems: First, the owner will have bad luck in wealth, easily lose money, and easily attract theft; second, the body It is also not good, as it is easy to get acute illness; third, there is discord in the family, and friction between husband and wife is easy to occur. 7. The size should be moderate. When buying a house, bigger is not always better. The size should be determined based on the number of people living there. It is neither too big nor too small. If the house is large and the people are small, if there are more yin and less yang, the owner will be entangled with hidden diseases and the yin spirit will reside. If the house is small and there are many people, if there are more yang and less yin, the owner will have a bad temper and there will be many official disasters and disputes. According to the situation in Shenzhen, the ideal living area is an average usable area of ??about 25 square meters per person. 8. The floor must be suitable. Each floor has different five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth, and different years also have different five elements. In Yili, the five elements of luck generate the five elements of the floor, and the five elements of the supporting floor are discussed in terms of auspiciousness; If the five elements of the floor restrain the five elements, and if the five elements of the floor weaken the five elements, it will be judged as bad; but if the five elements of the floor restrain the five elements of luck, it will be judged as medium. 9. House fate must match. The more popular Feng Shui in China include "Xuankong Feng Shui" and "Bazhai Feng Shui". The latter is the simplest one, but it is also the one used by the most people. "Eight House Feng Shui" is also called Yi Gua Feng Shui. Here is a brief introduction to Bazhai Feng Shui. In Bazhai Feng Shui, the year of birth of a person is changed into the Nian Ming. The Nian Ming is also called the Gua Ming, which is divided into the East Four Ming and the West Four Ming. The four fortunes in the east: Zhen Gua (wood), Xun Gua (wood), Li Gua (fire), Kan Gua (water); the four west fortunes: Qian Gua (gold), Kun Gua (earth), Gen Gua (earth), Dui Gua (gold).
Different years of birth have different life expectancy. The simple calculation method for those born between 1900 and 1999 is as follows: Male life expectancy is 100 minus the year of birth and divided by 9. The number obtained is the life expectancy. For example, for a male born in 1965, 100 Subtract 65 to 35, then divide by 9 to get 8, 8 is Gen, so it is Gen Ming; for a female, the year of birth is subtracted by 4 and divided by 9. For example, for a female born in 1965, 65 minus 4 is obtained by 61, which is then divided by 9. 9 makes 7, and 7 is a redemption, so it is a fate. The combination of the hexagram numbers is as follows: Kan 1, Kun 2, Zhen 3, Xun 4, Kun (male) Gen (female) 5, Qian 6, Dui 7, Gen 8, Li 9. The four people in the east are suitable to live in the four houses in the east, and the four houses in the west Those with four fates should live in the fourth house in the West. East Four Houses: Zhenzhai (from east to west), Xunzhai (from southeast to northwest), Kanzhai (from north to south), Lizhai (from south to north); West Fourth House: Qianzhai (from northwest to southeast) ), Kunzhai (from southwest to northeast), Duizhai (from west to east), Genzhai (from northeast to southwest).