Showing posts with label door. Show all posts
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

House Hunting - Investing on a Good Feng Shui House

House Hunting with Feng Shui - Part 4
 
Get an internal floor plan drawn by the architect if possible, because it has exact dimensions, and it is drawn to scale. If you cannot get that, then draw your own floor plan. However, try to get accurate proportions and dimensions. 

Check the compass direction, and then work out the orientation of the house. The main door should be located at one of the fortunate location such as sheng chi, tien yi, nien yen or fu wei. Make sure the main door, pathway, bedroom door, bedroom, study room and dining room are located at the fortunate locations. However, beware of the annual afflictions. Toilet, bathroom, wash area, kitchen, stove, and storeroom should occupy harmful sections.

Watch out for common design afflictions. Knowing these basic feng shui principles will save you thousands of dollars and frustration in correcting your house.  

Common Design Afflictions
  • Do not have the kitchen & dining room located near the main door, especially in an apartment. Do not have the living room located at the back of the house.

  • Do not have the main door built under the toilet or bathroom of the upper floor in a double storey house.

From many years of my feng shui practices, there are many common feng shui afflicted designed houses. Some houses are designed in this way due to cost-saving, while others are just designed by architects, who are not aware of feng shui principles.


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Monday, August 27, 2012

House Hunting with Feng Shui - Part 3

If you already have a good external environment such as the auspicious mountains and water at the auspicious location, then your internal environment is used for fine-tuning qi in the environment, and to tap the auspicious qi for maximum benefit.
After examining the larger scale environment of 3km radius, then examine the area within 500 meters radius of the house when evaluating the immediate environment.

Other Exterior Feng Shui Tips when doing house hunting:
Roads
  • Avoid having the main door facing the T-junction or Y-junction
  • Avoid having the main door facing the straight in-coming road that has high traffic
  • Avoid having the main door facing the Knife Formation or edges of flyover
  • Avoid having the house near to the highway
  • Avoid having the house in dead end or Cul-de-sac
  • A roundabout is similar to the Four Water converging into One Formation, and it is desirable in front of your house.
Hills
  • Avoid having the house on hill tops
  • If your house is located at the bottom of the hill, and when the slope comes towards it gently, then it is auspicious

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