Indoor space separation layout is extremely critical and indispensable in Feng Shui design. Since the external environmental layout of residential areas, commercial buildings, etc. has already been built, owners cannot change it privately. Therefore, under the premise that the external environmental layout is greatly restricted, it is extremely important to have a relatively changeable indoor layout.
1. Changing the internal partition structure is the key
What the author particularly wants to mention here is that when it comes to dealing with indoor Feng Shui layout, many masters now use Feng shui objects, gourds, crystal balls, not to mention whether the diagnosis of the masters is accurate, as far as the solutions are concerned, although the author does not deny that these things are completely useless, but I think this is by no means the key to changing the aura. . The author believes that as far as the Feng Shui academic itself is concerned, Feng Shui is rooted in ancient people's survival studies and combined with Fuxi's Bagua directions. It is a science that pays great attention to the art of directions (pictured).
Fuxi’s Bagua Orientation Map
Due to the different indoor partition structures, different spatial orientations will be formed. Different orientations will lead to different auras; furthermore, from the perspective of a designer Generally speaking, the author’s understanding of design is that the focus of so-called design is actually the reasonable division of space, rather than just the simple stacking of materials. The author has repeatedly emphasized the coordination between Feng Shui and design. Interior spaces with good Feng Shui often have very reasonable partition designs. Therefore, if you want to change the Feng Shui aura of this house, you must change the internal partition structure of the house. The author Think that's the key. For example, a bad indoor aura is like a malignant tumor growing in a person's body. Surgery must be done to remove it. It is useless to just apply ointment on the surface. That is treating the symptoms but not the root cause. So we When designing based on Feng Shui, a designer should be a surgeon, not a charlatan who only applies hemorrhoid ointment.
2. Feng Shui that varies from person to person
The modern "magnetic field" theory of Feng Shui believes that the so-called Feng Shui is actually about the magnetic field between people and the cosmic environment study. It is believed that at the beginning of a person's conception, due to the different movements of the sun, moon, stars and other celestial bodies in the universe environment and the arrangement of time and space, etc., they will have different effects on the person and form different magnetic field states, with the one at the time of conception. A person with the magnetic field state of time will interact with the environmental magnetic field around him after birth (as shown in the picture).
The general environment of the universe will have different effects on people born and form different magnetic field states
According to the "magnetic field" theory of Feng Shui, then in line with some major Feng Shui principles Under the premise, Feng Shui is also very individual and "different from person to person". For example, houses with the same row and structure in the same direction will have different impacts on different occupants due to different arrangement of front, rear, left, and right positions, different floors, etc. The same house will also have different impacts on the occupants due to their birth date and time. Different magnetic fields produce different magnetic field effects. To put it simply, House A may be a good place for Mr. Wang to live in, but it may not be suitable for Mr. Li. These "personality" features are especially reflected in the magnetic field relationship between the specific house and the residents. .
3. Differences in the "Qi" of ancient and modern residences
The rise of Feng Shui from simple survival science to the absorption and application of the Five Elements Qi Field Theory has led to the ancients' use of indoor Feng Shui layouts Particular attention is paid to the handling of the door, and there is an important principle of receiving Qi in the house as it is said: "The good or bad luck of the house lies in the door. The house receives Qi from the door, just like people receive Qi from the mouth, so the door is called Qi Kou." The important principle of receiving Qi in the house means that the door It is the key to receiving Qi in the whole house, just like a person's mouth and nose, it is extremely important. However, the structure of modern urban residences is very different from that in ancient times. In urban residences, especially apartments, the entrance doors are in the corridors. The author believes that if analyzed from the ancient Feng Shui and Five Elements theory, the modern The air-receiving function of the door is limited to a large extent, and the modern architectural structure of the balcony floor-to-ceiling windows also has the air-receiving function of the entrance door to a certain extent. This is something that everyone needs to pay attention to (picture) .
The architectural structure of modern balcony floor-to-ceiling windows has the air-receiving function of the entrance door to a considerable extent