How to solve the housing shortage in residential feng shui?

There are many kinds of modern houses, but if you are not careful, it will easily lead to the lack of corners in residential feng shui's rooms, which is not conducive to Feng Shui, destroys the good Feng Shui pattern, and even violates the so-called "lack of corners" in residential Feng Shui. Once the "lack of horns" is violated, the bad feng shui pattern will have a bad influence on people, or health, or fortune, or mood, or career, or wealth. Then, if there is a lack of horns at home, how should we solve it? Not much to say, in this issue, let's take a look at the relevant recommendations on how to solve residential feng shui's lack of corners.

One corner of residential feng shui's room is missing.

Residential geomantic omen pays great attention to the lack of corners in the room. Different corners lack corners, and the points that need attention are also different. In this issue, the missing angles in four directions (such as due southeast and due northwest) will be explained accordingly:

1. Missing due east corner:

Due east is where the sun rises. In Feng Shui, Zhengdong also represents the eldest son's position in the family. If there is a shortage of horns in the east, it will be detrimental to the health, career and study of the eldest son in the family.

2. Missing angle to the west:

In geomantic omen, it is believed that due west represents the position of a girl, but if due west lacks a corner, it will easily lead to money disputes, which also means that the health of girls at home will be damaged.

3. Lack of due north point:

In geomantic omen, due north is Kangong, representing the position of the second son man in the family. Also known as Cai Shan. If the family is due to the lack of horns in the north, it means great harm to the men in the family and the waist is fragile. At the same time, it also has a great influence on the marriage of the married second son.

4. Lack of due south corner:

In geomantic omen, Zhengnan is considered to be a monk, representing the status of the second daughter in the family. If the south is missing, it means that the health, study and love of the second daughter in the family are unfavorable, easily blocked and unstable.

Second, how to solve the missing angle in residential feng shui?

How to resolve the lack of horns in residential feng shui? Based on the summary of the above four missing corners, the corresponding solutions are put forward here:

1. Missing due east corner:

If there is a lack of horns in the east, you can put auspicious green plants in this direction to solve it.

2. Missing angle to the west:

If you lack western horns at home, you can put a copper chicken or other auspicious copper ornaments and metal ornaments in the west to solve it.

3. Lack of due north point:

If there is a shortage of horns in the north, you can raise fish in this direction and borrow fish tanks to solve the shortage.

4. Lack of due south corner:

If there is a lack of horns in the south of the home, you can put horse-shaped ornaments in this position.

The above is the relevant content of "How to Solve the Missing Corner in residential feng shui and residential feng shui" recommended in this issue. The lack of corners in different directions of houses has different meanings, which will affect the feng shui pattern to some extent. If you want to have good feng shui, you must make good use of it.