Chongsha refers to a hurtful and invisible force produced by hedging.
The word "Chong" in Feng Shui means "opposite", and "Sha" is a kind of invisible force that hurts people. Therefore, "Chong Sha" is also a kind of hurt caused by the conflict. and invisible forces. In Feng Shui, evil spirits are usually classified as "shaped evil spirits", which are visible evil spirits. There are many types of evil spirits in Feng Shui. Common ones include gate evil spirits and road evil spirits. Sha etc.
The so-called Door Chongsha means two doors facing each other. The Door Chongsha is a common Feng Shui shape in the home. It refers to the Feng Shui pattern of two opposite doors. In Feng Shui, it is called "Door Chongsha". ”, “The door rushes evilly”. In Feng Shui, because the air flow is circulating, and the air flow generated by different doors is naturally different, Feng Shui calls the door the air port. If it is directly opposite, the mouth will be angry, the family will be discordant, and the air flow will be chaotic, which will definitely have a negative impact on the family's wealth and health. damaged.
How to crack the evil spirits
1. Use the Bagua Mirror to resolve the evil spirits
If there is a evil spirit in the house, you can hang a bagua mirror in the place opposite to the evil spirits. Bronze mirrors, the mirror faces the direction of the evil spirits, which can resolve the evil spirits and also has the function of holding down the house. Bagua mirrors are usually divided into Bagua flat mirrors and Bagua convex mirrors, which have the function of reducing evil spirits. Bagua mirrors can block bad outdoor evil spirits. The usage is to place them outside the house, such as hanging on the eaves or walls. They should not be placed indoors to shine on people. However, it is not advisable to hang too many. You can only hang one in one direction and no more than three in the whole house. Otherwise, you will hurt yourself and become unlucky and evil.
2. Five Emperors’ Money to Dissolve Chongsha
If your residence is in conflict with evil spirits, you can put a string of Five Emperors’ Money in the direction of the evil to resolve it. The Five Emperors’ Money is from the Shunzhi, Kangxi, and Yongzheng dynasties of the Qing Dynasty. The ancient coins minted and circulated during the five most prosperous dynasties of Qianlong, Jiaqing and Qianlong are called Five Emperors' coins. Among the five emperors, Qianlong was born in metal, Kangxi was born in wood, Shunzhi was born in water, Jiaqing was born in fire, and Yongzheng was born in earth. The five emperors match the five elements. As a folk magic weapon, the five emperors' money combines the essence of the yin and yang of the heaven and earth and the five elements, and is infinitely powerful.