We all know that the setting of hotel doors is particularly important in Feng Shui. It not only affects the financial fortune of the entire hotel, but also plays a key role in the long-term development of the hotel. Therefore, the hotel door setting must pay attention to the hotel's Feng Shui. However, in reality, some hotels have their hotel doors located on the ghost gate line due to individual reasons and become "ghost gates". Here are three tips to solve the disaster.
1. Close the door of the ghost gate line
In Feng Shui, the ghost gate line refers to a fifteen-degree area that runs through the entire building or a certain room from southwest to northeast. . If the hotel door is in this position, it will really become a "ghost door". Not only will it affect the hotel's financial fortune, but it will also cause trouble and prevent normal operations. Therefore, the most effective method is to close the door on the ghost gate line and choose an auspicious position to open the door.
2. Place the Kesha Stone Lion
If the hotel door can only be opened there and cannot be closed. Then you need to choose some evil things to suppress the evil spirit. Stone lions are commonly used to drive away evil spirits and avoid evil. Stone lions have been used to ward off evil spirits since ancient times. They are placed at the entrance of the hotel to block the entry of evil spirits and effectively ensure the normal operation and good development of the hotel.
3. Laying a special color welcome blanket
The welcome blanket laid in front of the hotel is also very important. The right welcome blanket will also greatly benefit the hotel's Feng Shui. The color of the welcome blanket should be determined according to the five elements, birthday of the hotel owner and the specific conditions of the hotel. Only in this way can the evil spirits of the ghost gate be effectively restrained, bring about prosperity of wealth, and make the hotel business flourish.
Therefore, the hotel door must avoid the ghost gate line or devise clever disaster prevention measures to promote long-term benefits for the hotel.