Why is the southwest gate called the dead gate?

The gate of death corresponds to the Kun hexagrams in the southwest gate. Kungua represents the end, stillness and death. The southwest is the dead door, and the so-called dead i] refers to locking eight different angles according to the eight diagrams, and the four doors are fierce, which brings unfavorable feng shui and has a great impact on family fortune.

The southwest represents the old mother or mistress. In feng shui, the southwest is Kun, which is not conducive to the mother or mistress in the house. In geomantic omen, the southwest is blessed with sand, the lower one inch is water, and the southwest cannot be low. If there is a fish pond in this position, if the water is released, the consequences will be unimaginable.

Generally speaking, the northwest is in a downwind position and the southeast is in an upwind position. Opening the door is a bonanza. There is a saying in Feng Shui that wealth is not exposed, so the southwest corner should be in the middle, which is easy to break the wealth and hurt the Lord. If you want feng shui to be more prosperous, you'd better move the door to the northwest corner at night when no one is around, which is conducive to making money.

Many friends set up more than one door at home for convenience, especially the courtyard, villa building, front door, back door and side door. According to feng shui, this situation can easily lead to the loss of money, and it is difficult for family members to save money.