Everyone wants to own a house of their own, and everyone wants their house to have a good environment and good feng shui. As we all know, good feng shui may bring us good luck. Then, the environment outside the house is actually closely related to Feng Shui.
Next, let's look at the feng shui taboo of the external environment of the house from the perspective of buying a house!
Taboo of external environment of residence
In areas where Feng Shui worships Yang, such as the downtown square, it is not appropriate to build sacrificial buildings with heavy yin, otherwise it will be unfavorable both psychologically and in the field of Feng Shui.
The site selection of sacrificial buildings should give priority to places with beautiful mountains and rivers, or areas with protective isolation zones from urban residential areas. This isolation belt has forest land or wide rivers and lakes, and at the same time, it can better ensure the smooth and accessible roads in traffic.
In traditional folk proverbs, there are some sayings about the location of temples, such as "the back of the temple is poor, the front of the temple is rich, and there are widows in front of the temple" and "it is better to live in front of the temple than behind it". This is a proverb from thousands of years of folk experience. Although it has not been proved by special research and science, as a folk proverb, it should also be valued and studied. The temple is a sacrificial building, quiet and not too noisy. Morning bells and late drums are often associated with the activities of offering sacrifices to gods. The overall atmosphere of the temple is negative. Temples should be located on mountains far away from the secular world, not in residential areas. After investigation, the buildings near the temple do not have a good feng shui effect.
There are Buddhist temples, Taoist temples, Yilan mosques and churches in China. The latter two kinds of temples and churches are located in residential areas of the city, which is convenient for citizens to get close to. The first two temples are mostly located in the mountains, and even form a special mountain forest of temple clusters, such as Wudang Mountain where Taoism is concentrated, Putuo Mountain and Shaolin Temple where Buddhism is concentrated, Wutai Mountain and Qian Shan where Buddhism and Taoism are compatible. The general residents' pursuit of blessing, seeking high officials, prosperous wealth and prosperous people is of no value to the temple. Temples are mainly conducive to offering sacrifices to gods, cleaning up monks, and convenient access for pilgrims and donors. Therefore, the requirements of temples for geomantic omen are different from those of folk houses. Houses avoid meridian, temples don't. Temples can vary from mountain to mountain.