Feng Shui methods have existed since ancient times, especially the ancients, who relied on Feng Shui everywhere. Anyone with a little bit of family background, from building a house or choosing a shady house, they would ask a special Feng Shui master to choose a location for them, from the orientation of the house at home, the selection of plant varieties in the yard, and the placement of objects in the room, they would follow the special guidance, and they would not dare to relax at all.
Feng Shui theory is extensive and profound, and the knowledge covered by many people cannot understand it all their lives. There are also some basic knowledge widely circulated among the people, such as "When you enter the door, you will see the three things, and your family will lose money and lose money." This sentence means that there are specific requirements for the layout of our residence. What exactly are these three things talking about? Let’s analyze it together.
One, you can't see a mirror when you enter the door
In ancient times, mirrors were very valuable items. Generally, only women's boudoirs had mirrors. Before glass came from abroad, most of the mirrors used by these ladies were bronze mirrors . In ancient Feng Shui, copper itself had the function of gathering "energy". In addition to "correcting clothes and hats", the main function of placing them in the room can also exchange the energy in the room with the outside to ensure that the residents live in a place that is endless.
In addition to gathering energy, the bronze mirror also has the effect of warding off evil spirits, because the mirror is smooth, it can reflect light from , and it can also reflect all things, including some "unclean" things that ordinary people cannot see or feel with their naked eyes. Therefore, in addition to being valuable, the bronze mirror also has infinite functions that can be extended. For something as important as
, of course there are some considerations to place. In ancient Feng Shui, bronze mirrors should be placed in a slightly darker place in the room, and the direction can only be facing the room, not the direction where the doors and windows are located. The reason is that the indoor space can be cleverly reflected to a wider range of the indoor space, so that the people living there will be a good mood. If you cannot face the doors and windows, you cannot let the bronze mirror reflect too strong light, which will affect the health of the owner.
Of course, in modern society, it is not recommended to face the door directly, because the door is the entrance and exit of a house. If the owner sees himself or other things in the mirror at first sight when he enters the door, it will have a less positive impact on his psychology in the long run. This is exactly in line with the viewpoints of "energy reflection" and "energy gathering" in Feng Shui. It is just that facing the door, the reflection and gathering of negative energy is just the one that reflects and gathers.
In addition, in addition to not facing the door, it is best not to face the corner of the house or other sharp corners in the mirror, and do not reflect bad things in the house again. Only by placing things that make people feel comfortable at home can the function of the mirror be maximized.
Secondly, you cannot see the toilet when you enter the door
The toilet is the most tainted place in the family. Because the toilet is powerful, washing will cause excessive moisture to accumulate. In addition, the owner will excrete the body's stolen goods in it every day, so the toilet has always been a representative place for yin, dampness and bad luck.
Especially in ancient times, toilets were basically dry toilets. They did not have the conditions for digging out various crooked sewers in modern times. When using the toilet, most of the filthy things had to be stored in a certain amount and time and then transported out by manpower. The unpleasant gas produced was even more profound.
Therefore, in ancient times, even if Feng Shui did not list the toilet in the list of dirty things, the location of the toilet was absolutely impossible to be built against the door, and it could only appear in the most remote corner of the house. The same is true in modern society. The toilet faces the door, which not only makes people feel uncomfortable, but also has the risk of privacy being prying out.
Third, you can’t see the kitchen when you enter
In fact, in ancient times, many ordinary families did not have a special kitchen. The so-called kitchen is mostly just a stove. So in ancient times, the kitchen that cannot see the kitchen when you enter the door actually means that you can’t see the stove when you enter. Why? In fact, it is easy to understand, because for ordinary families, life is just about food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food, food
The normal use of stoves requires firewood. Firewood has been regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness since ancient times because of its similar pronunciation to wealth. The stove burning firewood has naturally had the effect of "gathering wealth". Therefore, from ancient times to the present, our nation has the traditional custom of moving one day out to pay homage to the stove god before the New Year every year.
Since it is the most important and most wealth-gathering place for a whole family, of course it cannot face the door. The so-called "wealth is not exposed", not to mention that every family firmly believes that there is an Kitchen God in their home. If the place where the Kitchen God worships is opposite the door, the Kitchen God will never get peace, so they are unwilling to stay in such a family for too long.
Another reason is that in ancient times, firewood needed to cook rice. The firewood would produce a lot of black smoke. In addition, the oil smoke produced by cooking, the air environment in the kitchen is actually relatively bad. If facing the door, it means that people who often come in and out are in such a bad environment at any time, which is also very unfavorable to human health.
Although there are few stoves for burning firewood in modern society, living conditions have improved, and the erosion of oil smoke is inevitable in the kitchen in modern society. For health, of course, it is best to place the kitchen on one side of the house and ventilate on both sides. In addition, there are too many kitchens in Chinese, which can easily appear messy and facing the door. Whether it is for the owner who often enters and leaves or the guests who come to the door from time to time, the viewing is not very good, so you must never face the door.
Feng Shui may sound like a feudal superstition, and there is no scientific basis to support it. But in fact, as mentioned above, you cannot see the toilet, stove or mirror when you enter the house. After careful analysis, it makes sense. Of course, we cannot believe it all, and we still need to have our own judgment ability.
In addition, the author believes that the best Feng Shui in our lives will always be our own mentality. If our mentality is positive and healthy, then our bodies will be healthy and physically and mentally healthy. Only then can we have the capital to pursue wealth and everything we want. Maybe we are restricted by conditions and live in a house facing the toilet or kitchen directly opposite the door. It doesn’t matter. If we keep the room clean and tidy and maintain a stable mood, we can still be in the best Feng Shui. What do you think?
