One. Office location and orientation
The most suitable office position for a woman born in the Year of the Pig is to sit facing south and north, or sitting facing southwest and facing northeast, which is more favorable for wealth.
Two. Choose appropriate items based on the different elements that are missing
1. Missing Fire Element
A person born in the Year of the Pig can sit facing south and north. On the desk, red apples can be placed, as well as a statue of Guan Gong riding a horse, which attracts influential people and benefits career development, promoting harmony in society and among people. It is recommended to use red pens such as a brush pen or a ballpoint pen, and to place red roses to achieve the purpose of supplementing fire.
2. Missing Water Element
A woman born in the Year of the Pig who is missing the water element can change the direction of her desk to face north and south. A money rat can be placed on the desk, or a small fish tank can be set up, keeping four white fish.
3. Missing Wood Element
In feng shui, women born in the Year of the Pig who are missing the wood element should have their office facing east and west. A walnut can be placed on the desk. Married women can enhance their family prosperity, while unmarried women may gain romantic luck. Walnuts can enhance wealth, so it is recommended that women born in the Year of the Pig carry several walnuts in their bag, naturally attracting influential people and enhancing wealth.
4. Missing Metal Element
Women born in the Year of the Pig who are missing the metal element can try sitting facing northwest and facing southeast. A copper tower or a copper rabbit can be placed on the desk. Women born in the Year of the Pig can also sit facing west and east, placing a copper sheep or a copper gourd on the desk, or a crystal ball to promote good fortune and wealth.
A person born in the Year of the Pig can sit facing south and north. On the desk, red apples can be placed, as well as a statue of Guan Gong riding a horse, which attracts influential people and benefits career development, promoting harmony in society and among people. It is recommended to use red pens such as a brush pen or a ballpoint pen, and to place red roses to achieve the purpose of supplementing fire.
2. Missing Water Element
A woman born in the Year of the Pig who is missing the water element can change the direction of her desk to face north and south. A money rat can be placed on the desk, or a small fish tank can be set up, keeping four white fish.
3. Missing Wood Element
In feng shui, women born in the Year of the Pig who are missing the wood element should have their office facing east and west. A walnut can be placed on the desk. Married women can enhance their family prosperity, while unmarried women may gain romantic luck. Walnuts can enhance wealth, so it is recommended that women born in the Year of the Pig carry several walnuts in their bag, naturally attracting influential people and enhancing wealth.
4. Missing Metal Element
Women born in the Year of the Pig who are missing the metal element can try sitting facing northwest and facing southeast. A copper tower or a copper rabbit can be placed on the desk. Women born in the Year of the Pig can also sit facing west and east, placing a copper sheep or a copper gourd on the desk, or a crystal ball to promote good fortune and wealth.
Three. Feng shui taboos for the office of a woman born in the Year of the Pig:
1. Avoid sitting facing the window
It is strictly forbidden to sit facing the window, as this will cause loss of wealth. People born in the Year of the Pig often have a difficult destiny, and sitting facing the window will lead to the leakage of wealth.
2. Avoid placing artificial flowers or dried flowers on the wealth area
Artificial flowers or dried flowers should not be placed on the wealth area, which is diagonally opposite the entrance of the office. Suitable feng shui plants generally include lucky bamboo for enhancing wealth, peach blossoms for promoting love and marriage, and palm bamboo for promoting career development, as well as the happy tree symbolizing auspicious meanings. The items placed on the desk should be higher on the left and lower on the right; sharp-leafed plants should not be placed.
3. Avoid placing mirrors on the desk
Mirrors symbolize romantic relationships. People born in the Year of the Pig need to avoid mirrors throughout their lives, otherwise it will reduce their romantic luck.
4. Wearing accessories related to the Year of the Snake is a major taboo
Pigs represent the water element (Hai), while snakes represent the fire element (Si). Hai water and Si fire clash, creating a negative energy field. Women born in the Year of the Pig should avoid using or placing accessories related to snakes.
5. It is best not to keep turtles
People born in the Year of the Pig should not keep pigs, turtles, or snakes, as this can affect their physical health. In work, they may encounter malicious colleagues, leading to financial loss.
It is strictly forbidden to sit facing the window, as this will cause loss of wealth. People born in the Year of the Pig often have a difficult destiny, and sitting facing the window will lead to the leakage of wealth.
2. Avoid placing artificial flowers or dried flowers on the wealth area
Artificial flowers or dried flowers should not be placed on the wealth area, which is diagonally opposite the entrance of the office. Suitable feng shui plants generally include lucky bamboo for enhancing wealth, peach blossoms for promoting love and marriage, and palm bamboo for promoting career development, as well as the happy tree symbolizing auspicious meanings. The items placed on the desk should be higher on the left and lower on the right; sharp-leafed plants should not be placed.
3. Avoid placing mirrors on the desk
Mirrors symbolize romantic relationships. People born in the Year of the Pig need to avoid mirrors throughout their lives, otherwise it will reduce their romantic luck.
4. Wearing accessories related to the Year of the Snake is a major taboo
Pigs represent the water element (Hai), while snakes represent the fire element (Si). Hai water and Si fire clash, creating a negative energy field. Women born in the Year of the Pig should avoid using or placing accessories related to snakes.
5. It is best not to keep turtles
People born in the Year of the Pig should not keep pigs, turtles, or snakes, as this can affect their physical health. In work, they may encounter malicious colleagues, leading to financial loss.
