Comprehensive Guide to Office Feng Shui Taboos
1. The office's Ming Tang (the front area) should not be narrow and limited: An office should be spacious and open. From the perspective of the Jing Palace Eight Trigrams, the Ming Tang in front of the office belongs to the Li trigram, which symbolizes career in the Eight Trigrams. Therefore, the Ming Tang, or the area directly in front of the office, directly relates to the future fortune of the unit. If the Ming Tang is narrow and enclosed, it will symbolize limited prospects for the unit, with many obstacles and difficulties in development. On the other hand, if both the inner and outer Ming Tang are open and clean, it indicates that the company or unit will have a bright future, smooth progress, and success.
2. The front of the office should not have any direct negative energy (Sha): Road Sha, electric pole Sha, tree Sha, sharp corner Sha, etc. Otherwise, employees or managers within the unit will easily encounter various problems, frequent obstacles, continuous illness, strange incidents, legal disputes, and verbal conflicts. Moreover, there may be frequent personnel changes, lack of team cohesion, and difficulty retaining employees.
3. The office seat should not be empty: The office seat should have a "back mountain" (support). A back mountain means more auspicious people, greater support, stable actions, and sufficient continuation power. If the seat has no support behind it, it often leads to insufficient strength, weak health, unstable personnel, lack of team cohesion, absence of auspicious people, and even seriously affects the company's standing space.
4. The office should not be dark and lack lighting: The brightness of the office light has an absolute relationship with the success or failure of the entire business. An office should have sufficient natural light and be bright and pleasant, so that performance can continuously improve, and good people can rise. Rewards and punishments should be clear, allowing employees to fully utilize their strengths and work diligently. Conversely, a dark and gloomy office often brings obstacles and misfortune, as well as the dominance of villains, neglect of duties, and low employee morale.
5. The office should not be affected by White Tiger Sha: According to feng shui theory, it is better to have the Green Dragon higher than the White Tiger. In other words, from a feng shui perspective, when looking forward from the office, the building on the left should be slightly higher than the one on the right. This indicates that the office's energy will develop positively, and everything will be auspicious and smooth. On the contrary, if the White Tiger (right side) is higher than the Green Dragon (left side), it often leads to bad people dominating, good people suffering, legal disputes, disasters piling up, and all good things going to waste.
6. The surroundings of the office should not have any peaks (Jiao Sha): The office should not be near very tall buildings, as this not only creates a sense of pressure but also disrupts the stability of the office's business, leading to fluctuating fortunes. It can also destroy the original favorable feng shui energy and even cause employees to lose their ethical feelings and turn against each other.
7. The office should not have too many side doors: Opening side doors is an effective way to enhance the feng shui energy of the office, especially when the office is not in a lucky phase. A large office can open side doors to attract luck and supplement energy. However, be sure not to open too many side doors, as too many can cause scattered energy, loss of motivation, inability to accumulate wealth, or money coming and going without achieving the desired results and goals.
8. The office should not have blocked passages and excessive obstructions: The office's passageways are like human blood vessels, and they should be unobstructed. However, some offices are placed in inconvenient locations or due to negligence, and they are filled with unnecessary items, blocking the entire passage. This often causes employees to face difficult situations, blocked financial resources, poor communication, and inefficiency, severely affecting the development of the business.
2. The front of the office should not have any direct negative energy (Sha): Road Sha, electric pole Sha, tree Sha, sharp corner Sha, etc. Otherwise, employees or managers within the unit will easily encounter various problems, frequent obstacles, continuous illness, strange incidents, legal disputes, and verbal conflicts. Moreover, there may be frequent personnel changes, lack of team cohesion, and difficulty retaining employees.
3. The office seat should not be empty: The office seat should have a "back mountain" (support). A back mountain means more auspicious people, greater support, stable actions, and sufficient continuation power. If the seat has no support behind it, it often leads to insufficient strength, weak health, unstable personnel, lack of team cohesion, absence of auspicious people, and even seriously affects the company's standing space.
4. The office should not be dark and lack lighting: The brightness of the office light has an absolute relationship with the success or failure of the entire business. An office should have sufficient natural light and be bright and pleasant, so that performance can continuously improve, and good people can rise. Rewards and punishments should be clear, allowing employees to fully utilize their strengths and work diligently. Conversely, a dark and gloomy office often brings obstacles and misfortune, as well as the dominance of villains, neglect of duties, and low employee morale.
5. The office should not be affected by White Tiger Sha: According to feng shui theory, it is better to have the Green Dragon higher than the White Tiger. In other words, from a feng shui perspective, when looking forward from the office, the building on the left should be slightly higher than the one on the right. This indicates that the office's energy will develop positively, and everything will be auspicious and smooth. On the contrary, if the White Tiger (right side) is higher than the Green Dragon (left side), it often leads to bad people dominating, good people suffering, legal disputes, disasters piling up, and all good things going to waste.
6. The surroundings of the office should not have any peaks (Jiao Sha): The office should not be near very tall buildings, as this not only creates a sense of pressure but also disrupts the stability of the office's business, leading to fluctuating fortunes. It can also destroy the original favorable feng shui energy and even cause employees to lose their ethical feelings and turn against each other.
7. The office should not have too many side doors: Opening side doors is an effective way to enhance the feng shui energy of the office, especially when the office is not in a lucky phase. A large office can open side doors to attract luck and supplement energy. However, be sure not to open too many side doors, as too many can cause scattered energy, loss of motivation, inability to accumulate wealth, or money coming and going without achieving the desired results and goals.
8. The office should not have blocked passages and excessive obstructions: The office's passageways are like human blood vessels, and they should be unobstructed. However, some offices are placed in inconvenient locations or due to negligence, and they are filled with unnecessary items, blocking the entire passage. This often causes employees to face difficult situations, blocked financial resources, poor communication, and inefficiency, severely affecting the development of the business.
