The window facing east is auspicious;
Home feng shui believes that the architectural style of a house should be determined by the natural conditions of the environment. The residential buildings in China are characterized by large windows, which are quite different from those in the west due to the different natural environment. The main function of windows is lighting and ventilation. In China, it is absolutely necessary to open the windows wider in summer. In summer in the west, it is hot and humid, and it can be ventilated and lighted without opening big windows. Therefore, large windows have become a major feature of China architecture.
Residential windows are the most easily overlooked places, but they are the outlets for indoor and outdoor air exchange, especially for modern apartment houses. Except that there are many windows on the side, all the others only have windows on the front and back, which are the main vents.
Traditionally, Feng Shui thought it was good to open a window in the east of the house for the following reasons:
1. The east is full of yang, which is called "purple gas coming from the east" in geomantic omen. Auspicious qi can enter from the east window, which makes the house shrouded in auspiciousness.
The east is where the sun rises, symbolizing a new beginning. If there is a window in the east of the house, good luck symbolizing growth, development and prosperity will flood into the house. When you get up every morning, if you see the sun rising, people will feel surrounded by a thriving and developed atmosphere, which subconsciously has an environmental effect on people's growth.
3. Residential windows are located on the east and west sides, and the lighting and ventilation effect is similar, but the morning light collected in the east is better than the sunset in the west, and the breeze inhaled in the east in spring and summer is much better than the cold wind in autumn and winter accepted by the west.
It is ideal to sit in the direction facing south, so it is ideal to open the gate to the south of the house. Unless necessary, the gate should be located in the south, so opening the east window should be the best arrangement.
No matter what house you are sitting in, you'd better open the window on the southeast wall. Good morning light will bring good luck to the owner of the house, and it is not easy to get moldy when it is dry indoors.
To sum up, opening the window in the east is the best. Of course, not all the windows of the house open to the east, but they must open in other directions, but pay attention to the following matters:
1. If it is set in the southwest, the sun is inclined to the west and slightly exposed to the west, it is ok.
2. It is best not to open windows in the northwest, because Feng Shui is a dry place in Wang Zun. If you really need to open the window, you should open it smaller and higher. If you have to open a window facing west as a last resort, you must build an eaves outside the window to avoid the direct sunset.
Don't open the west window too big, add curtains. It was unlucky to call this place "the gate of hell" in ancient times.
According to geomantic omen, the northeast is the "ghost gate" in geomantic omen, so it is not appropriate to open the window. And because the northeast wind will bring moisture, it is easy to be wet and cold indoors, so it is best not to open the window. If you have to open the window here, you must turn it down and add curtains.
However, in many multi-span buildings, except for the easternmost one that can open the windows in the east, other residents are in the middle, and only the north and south sides have windows. According to geomantic omen, the windows in the south are conducive to cool wind blowing in summer and sunshine shining in winter.
1. It can keep warm.
2. Participate in the synthesis of vitamin D in human body, and children often bask in the sun to prevent rickets.
3. The ultraviolet rays in sunlight have bactericidal effect, which can enhance human immune function.
If the north-south windows are blocked, the house will be full of moisture, so it is best to set up large windows in the south.
The position of the window can determine the ventilation of the whole house. It is best to open large windows in the south and small windows in the north, so that the air can be fully circulated and the indoor air can be kept fresh day and night.
Pay attention to opening the window to the south. The windows in the north can generate convection with those in the south, and they can be opened more in summer, but they should be closed frequently in winter when the north wind is cold.