Residential Feng Shui Three Essentials (San Yao): Feng Shui considerations for the door, main building, and stove | Xuan Xue (mystical studies) Encyclopedia

The Main Door (Da Men) is the Qi/Vital energy (Qi) Mouth (Kou) of the residence, representing both the good Qi Field (Qi Chang) and the bad Qi Field (Qi Chang). The entrance is in the Earth (Di) direction, so the Main Door Feng Shui (Da Men Feng Shui) is very important. Key points of Main Door Feng Shui (Da Men Feng Shui): ① Main Door (Da Men) Keep it bright and tidy, avoid piling up clutter, and keep Qi/Vital energy (Qi) flowing smoothly; ②The size of the Main Door (Da Men) should be appropriate for the center (Zhong), neither too big nor too small; ③ The Facing Direction (Chao Xiang) of the Main Door (Da Men) should be Auspicious (Ji), based on Holding/Possessing (Ju) Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing). The Main Door (Da Men) is best in a prosperous (Wang) Wealth position (Cai Wei). ④ The Main Door (Da Men) should not face the elevator, Staircase (Lou Ti), toilet, KitChen (5th Earthly Branch), etc. ⑤ You can put some Auspicious (Ji) items in the door Mouth (Kou). Closeness/Neighboring (Bi) such as Door God (Men Shen), Fortune Character (Fu Zi), green plants, etc.; ⑥Main Door (Da Men) The color should be root Possessing (Ju) Position (Fang Wei) is determined by the Five Elements (Wu Xing), while generating cycle (Xiang Sheng) is determined by Auspicious (Ji). the Main Door (Da Men) is the face of the house and the first Dao (the Way) and Mouth (Kou) in Feng Shui.

The Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) is the Earth (Di) where people rest (Xiu) and Sleep (Shui Mian). Fang, a person spends one-third of their life in bed, so Master Bedroom feng shui (Wo Shi Feng Shui) is very important. Key points of Master Bedroom feng shui (Wo Shi Feng Shui): ① Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) To be in the residence Auspicious position (Ji Wei), Closeness/Neighboring (Bi) such as prosperous (Wang)Ding (4th Heavenly Stem) position, Wealth position (Cai Wei); ② The placement of the bed is very important. The headboard should be against a solid wall, not against a window, not directly facing a door, and not directly facing a Mirror (Jing Zi). ③Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) The color should be soft, neither too bright nor too dark; ④ Do not place too many electrical appliances in the Master Bedroom, especially mobile phones, electrical appliances, etc., by the bedside. ⑤Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) Keep it tidy and don't pile up clutter; ⑥ The size of the Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) should be appropriate for the center (Zhong), neither too big nor too small. Too big does not cause Qi Accumulation (Ju Qi), and too small does Repression (Ya Yi). Good Master Bedroom feng shui (Wo Shi Feng Shui) can allow people to rest well, have good health, and have good relationships.

KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) is the Earth (Di) direction for cooking, which is related to the family's diet and health, so Kitchen Feng Shui (Chu Fang Feng Shui) is also very important. KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) belongs to Fire (Huo), so pay attention to the Neutral/Average (Ping) balance of Fire (Huo). Key points of Kitchen Feng Shui (Chu Fang Feng Shui): ①KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) The location should be suitable, not in the center of the residence, not directly facing the Main Door, and not directly facing the toilet; ②The placement of the stove is very important. The stove should be against a solid wall, not directly facing the door or the refrigerator. (Water-Fire Clash (Shui Huo Xiang Chong)); ③ The KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) should be kept clean, dry (Zao), and well-ventilated; do not pile up clutter. ④ The color of the KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) should be suitable, because the KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) belongs to Fire (Huo), so you can use some colors belonging to Wood (Mu) or Earth (Di). Wood generates Fire (Huo), Fire generates Earth (Di); ⑤ KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) knives should be kept safe and not exposed; ⑥ In the KitChen (5th Earthly Branch), pay attention to safety, prevent Fire (Huo), and prevent leakage of Qi/Vital energy (Qi). Good Kitchen Feng Shui (Chu Fang Feng Shui) can bring good health and Wealth Fortune (Yun) to the family.

The Three Essentials of Yang Dwellings (Yang Zhai San Yao) should not only be good to each other, but also strong/supporting (Xiang). The relationship between the door, the main body, and the stove: ① Main Door (Da Men) and Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo): Main Door (Da Men) is Qi/Vital energy (Qi) Mouth (Kou), Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) is resting (Xiu) The Earth (Di) square of information, the two Direction/Position (Fang Wei) requires a combination of generating cycle (Xiang Sheng), strong/supporting (Xiang), and Closeness/Neighboring (Bi). For example, the Main Door (Da Men) is on the east (Dong) side (Wood (Mu)), the Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) is on the north (Bei) side (Water (Shui)), and Water generates Wood (Mu), which is good. ② Main Door (Da Men) and KitChen (5th Earthly Branch): Main Door (Da Men) and KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) also need a generating cycle (Xiang Sheng), not an overcoming cycle (Xiang Ke); ③ Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) and KitChen (5th Earthly Branch): Master Bedroom (Zhu Wo) belongs to Water (Shui) (resting (Xiu)), KitChen (5th Earthly Branch) belongs to Fire (Huo), Water over Fire - Ji Ji (Earth) is Auspicious (Ji), Water-Fire Clash (Shui Huo Xiang Chong) is InAuspicious (Ji). If the Three Essentials (San Yao) work well together, the residential Feng Shui will be good; If the Three Essentials (San Yao) are not well coordinated, the Feng Shui of the residence will be poor. When looking at residential Feng Shui, the first thing to consider is the Three Essentials (San Yao). The Three Essentials (San Yao) are good; everything else is secondary.

Besides the Three Essentials (San Yao), there are many other aspects of residential Feng Shui. Precautions (Zhu Yi Shi Xiang): ①Living Room (Ke Ting): Living Room (Ke Ting) It should be bright and spacious, the center (Zhong) Heart (Xin) of the residence, and in an Auspicious position (Ji Wei). ② Bathroom (Wei Sheng Jian): Bathroom (Wei Sheng Jian) belongs to Water (Shui), which is filthy Earth (Di), and should be in an InAuspicious position (Ji Wei). Do not be in the center of the residence, and do not face the Main Door (Da Men); ③ Study Room (Shu Fang): The Study Room (Shu Fang) should be in the Wen Chang Position (Wen Chang Wei). It is conducive to studying and working; ④Balcony (Yang Tai): Balcony (Yang Tai) Keep it bright and tidy, and avoid piling up clutter; ⑤ Decoration: The colors, materials, and shapes of the decoration should all be in accordance with Talisman/Fu (Fu) and Feng Shui; ⑥ Furniture placement: Furniture should be placed reasonably and should not obstruct the flow of Qi Field (Qi Chang). Residential Feng Shui is a complex subject, and the Three Essentials (San Yao) are the foundation. By mastering the Three Essentials (San Yao), you can judge the quality of most residential Feng Shui.