The corner of the house opposite the gate is called the sharp knife evil.
Methods to resolve the sharp knife evil in Yangzhai Feng Shui:
1. Avoid its edge to resolve the sharp knife evil in Feng Shui
The most direct way to resolve the sharp knife evil in Feng Shui is also It is to place a Bagua mirror outside your home or in front of the sharp sword.
The Bagua Mirror is also called the Tai Chi Bagua Mirror. Usually, the Bagua Mirror is engraved with the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches, Bagua, Heluo Nine Stars, etc. It has always been called a Feng Shui mascot in China. According to the shape, Bagua mirrors are divided into concave mirrors, convex mirrors and flat mirrors.
The Bagua mirror can resolve many kinds of evil spirits. If the outdoors faces a building with a bad shape, or is facing a certain evil spirit, or there is an evil spirit opposite to the house, you can hang the Bagua mirror outside the window or door. The mirror turns evil.
When using the Bagua Mirror to transform evil spirits, you need to be careful. It is not advisable to face the Bagua Mirror directly at other people's doors or windows, otherwise it will easily cause disputes.
2. Fighting method of feng shui: sharp knife evil
The digestion method, as the name suggests, this method of resolving mainly uses the things that can suppress the evil in the house to fight against the evil. The so-called "fighting against people" It will hurt people, and fighting evil will cause it to happen quickly." If the door or balcony is facing the corner or sharp corner of a nearby building, which is a feng shui "sharp knife evil", you can place a pair of lions at the door or balcony to control it.
The lion is an auspicious animal that can resolve various evil spirits and can enhance the authority of the official or the yang energy of the homeowner. In the past, it was the mascot placed at the door of many wealthy families to ward off evil spirits. .
Placing a pair of stone lions to transform evil spirits has the meaning of giving birth to evil spirits and warding off evil spirits. Stone lions also use the principle of struggle to resolve the "sharp knife evil" in Feng Shui.