People born in 1987, the Year of the Rabbit, have a fire element in their five elements. In Feng Shui, it is not suitable to live in floors ending with 1 or 6 (water element, which suppresses fire and hinders the fortune), nor in floors ending with 4 or 9 (metal element, which consumes fire energy). When buying a house, avoid east-facing doors facing west (which conflicts in elements), as well as houses with missing corners, "water-fire conflict," and "door directly facing stove."
Which Floors Should People Born in 1987 Avoid?
In Feng Shui, the floor's five elements are related to the resident's destiny. People born in 1987 (the Year of the Rabbit) have a fire element and should avoid floors that clash:Water floors (ending with 1 or 6, such as 1st, 6th, 11th floors): Water suppresses fire, hindering the rabbit's aura, making career obstacles likely. For example, a salesperson living on the 1st floor may frequently face customer rejections and declining performance; in daily life, they may easily feel annoyed, affecting family harmony and causing irritability.
Metal floors (ending with 4 or 9, such as 4th, 9th, 14th floors): Fire consumes metal, leading to long-term energy depletion. For instance, a creative designer living on the 9th floor may often experience a lack of inspiration and difficulty in project progress, causing career stagnation.
Taboos for Buying a House for People Born in 1987
In addition to floors, people born in 1987 should also avoid these Feng Shui issues when buying a house:East-facing door facing west: East belongs to wood, and west belongs to metal (metal overcomes wood). This conflicts with the rabbit's wood element, and the west area tends to bring noise, affecting the rabbit's concentration and reducing study and work efficiency.
Houses with missing corners: Feng Shui emphasizes "four sides flat and eight directions stable." Missing corners disrupt the energy field. For example, a missing northwest corner is unfavorable for the husband's career, a missing southwest corner affects the wife's health, and a missing northeast corner may hinder family growth.
Houses with "water-fire conflict" layout: The stove (fire) and water outlet (water) are in conflict. For example, if the stove and sink are directly opposite or the kitchen and toilet are adjacent, it can cause family conflicts and lead to financial loss.
Houses with "door directly facing stove" layout: The stove represents "treasure storehouse." A door directly facing the stove leads to financial leakage and may cause the housewife to take on excessive responsibilities, affecting her health.
Feng Shui Tips
Five Elements Adjustment: If living in a water floor, place earth-yellow ceramic decorations in the living room (earth overcomes water, and fire generates earth); if living in a metal floor, place red crystal decorations in the bedroom (to enhance the fire aura). Wear red coral necklaces and wooden bracelets daily to strengthen beneficial elements.Home Layout Optimization: Place a money plant in the wealth area of the living room (wood generates fire); hang a Five Emperor Coin in the kitchen or bathroom corridor to resolve "water-fire conflict." When living in an appropriate floor, position the bed head facing south (enhancing fire element); if the environment is poor, adjust the bed head to avoid unfavorable directions.
Daily Feng Shui Habits: Wear red or green clothes often; open windows to let in sunlight when the yang energy is insufficient; keep a "Hongyun Dang Tou" (red flower blooming) indoors; place a red doormat at the entrance to help improve luck.
