Which types of houses will make you poorer over time?
First type: Houses where the front door directly faces the balcony
In Feng Shui, a residence should "retain wind and gather energy," meaning the flow of energy should be winding rather than straight. If it's a straight-through layout, it forms a "straight-line airflow" Feng Shui pattern. There is a saying in Feng Shui: "If both front and back are open, people and wealth will vanish." Such a layout is called "Passage Evil" in Feng Shui. A house with "Passage Evil" does not retain energy or wealth, nor does it have good fortune. Therefore, the front door should not face the balcony directly.
Second type: Houses with bathrooms in the center
The central area of a house is the "middle palace," which should never be used as a bathroom or kitchen. A bathroom is a place that produces impure energy. It should be located on a "bad position," not on a "good position." The center of a house is like the heart of a person; if a bathroom is placed there, it will eventually affect the overall fortune of the family.
Third type: Houses with too little light
If the house is too dark, it can easily attract evil spirits. A house that remains dark even during the day, with windows open, is considered a place with excessive yin energy and insufficient yang energy. It's not advisable for anyone to live there. If the front door and balcony are aligned in a straight line, a screen or an entrance hall should be used to separate them, because if the house is completely open from front to back, outsiders can see the front door and balcony directly, and the passage wind can easily cause illness.
Fourth type: Houses that are large in front and small in the back
Houses that are large in front and small in the back resemble a coffin in shape, known in Feng Shui as "Coffin Evil." A large front means significant expenditure of money, while a small back means money cannot be saved. This layout is prone to causing financial losses and making the homeowner feel weak and unable to achieve their goals.
Fifth type: Houses where the Qinglong (Blue Dragon) side is lower than the Baihu (White Tiger) side
In Feng Shui, it is said: "Better for the Blue Dragon to be higher by thousands of feet than for the White Tiger to rise by half a head." The Qinglong represents masculinity, and the Baihu represents femininity. Therefore, in a residential layout, the White Tiger should never be higher than the Qinglong, otherwise it will form "White Tiger Evil." Such houses can lead to health issues for the homeowner, which in turn can cause problems with wealth and fortune.
In Feng Shui, a residence should "retain wind and gather energy," meaning the flow of energy should be winding rather than straight. If it's a straight-through layout, it forms a "straight-line airflow" Feng Shui pattern. There is a saying in Feng Shui: "If both front and back are open, people and wealth will vanish." Such a layout is called "Passage Evil" in Feng Shui. A house with "Passage Evil" does not retain energy or wealth, nor does it have good fortune. Therefore, the front door should not face the balcony directly.
Second type: Houses with bathrooms in the center
The central area of a house is the "middle palace," which should never be used as a bathroom or kitchen. A bathroom is a place that produces impure energy. It should be located on a "bad position," not on a "good position." The center of a house is like the heart of a person; if a bathroom is placed there, it will eventually affect the overall fortune of the family.
Third type: Houses with too little light
If the house is too dark, it can easily attract evil spirits. A house that remains dark even during the day, with windows open, is considered a place with excessive yin energy and insufficient yang energy. It's not advisable for anyone to live there. If the front door and balcony are aligned in a straight line, a screen or an entrance hall should be used to separate them, because if the house is completely open from front to back, outsiders can see the front door and balcony directly, and the passage wind can easily cause illness.
Fourth type: Houses that are large in front and small in the back
Houses that are large in front and small in the back resemble a coffin in shape, known in Feng Shui as "Coffin Evil." A large front means significant expenditure of money, while a small back means money cannot be saved. This layout is prone to causing financial losses and making the homeowner feel weak and unable to achieve their goals.
Fifth type: Houses where the Qinglong (Blue Dragon) side is lower than the Baihu (White Tiger) side
In Feng Shui, it is said: "Better for the Blue Dragon to be higher by thousands of feet than for the White Tiger to rise by half a head." The Qinglong represents masculinity, and the Baihu represents femininity. Therefore, in a residential layout, the White Tiger should never be higher than the Qinglong, otherwise it will form "White Tiger Evil." Such houses can lead to health issues for the homeowner, which in turn can cause problems with wealth and fortune.
