Many people pay great attention to their appearance. At this time, the mirror has become a must-have item for dressing up. It is often placed in the bathroom. A broken mirror means peace and security throughout the year. What are the Feng Shui taboos for mirrors in your home? What are the Feng Shui practices that we should pay attention to? Let’s take a look at the introduction below.
The mirror in the home should be square and should not be opposite to the door. The mirror should be placed against the wall and should not be too luxurious.
The square shape is a lucky shape, which conforms to Feng Shui and is conducive to the gathering of luck. The square mirror is extremely exquisite. It can be said to be well-known for its conduct with others. It can be beaming with joy, be kind to others, and be amiable. There should be no missing corners and it should be replaced in time.
The door is the flow of Feng Shui. It often brings bad luck into the room and creates opposition with the mirror, which is not good for the owner. It should be moved. The elderly can be healthy, free from illness and disaster, and have something to rely on in their old age. Be flexible.
The wall is a tall and majestic symbol, which is conducive to the flow of Feng Shui. Placing a mirror against the wall is a sign of good luck and is extremely beautiful. Children can succeed in school, thrive, have both political integrity and talent, and make progress every day.
The living room is the main place in the family, and the mirror is an auxiliary object. The latter is too exquisite and luxurious, and seems to overwhelm the guest and usurp the host. It should be simple. The husband and wife can be as affectionate as before, and they can be in love with each other and help each other.