Nowadays, in the process of buying a house, people consider not only the floor level, location, and price but also the Feng Shui of the room. The quality of a room’s Feng Shui is crucial for the overall fortune of the residents. Therefore, during the process of buying or building a house, people often evaluate its Feng Shui. In fact, the quality of home Feng Shui can be judged from various aspects. So, how can one determine if their home’s Feng Shui is good?
Lighting
The quality of a home’s Feng Shui can be gauged by its lighting. Normally, residences with good Feng Shui have ample sunlight and strong Yang (positive) energy. If a home is warm, dry, and comfortable with long hours of sunlight, the Feng Shui is unlikely to be poor. Conversely, if a home rarely gets sunlight and feels damp and cold, it indicates poor Feng Shui. Homes near large factories, funeral homes, or crematoriums are also likely to have particularly bad Feng Shui.
Animal Reactions
The quality of a home’s Feng Shui can often not be sensed by humans immediately after moving in; it usually takes a long time of living to feel the changes in one’s fortune. However, animals can sense the quality of Feng Shui as soon as they enter a home. If pets like cats, dogs, or birds seem restless, anxious, or lethargic upon entering the home, it indicates poor Feng Shui. If they are lively, it suggests better Feng Shui.
Feng Shui Mascots
The quality of a home’s Feng Shui can also be determined by the presence of auspicious mascots. A home with many Feng Shui items arranged sensibly is unlikely to have poor energy or fortune. If the home has mascots like Pixiu or Jin Chan (Money Frog), they can attract wealth, ensuring a continuous flow of financial fortune. Placing peach wood ornaments at the entrance can ward off evil and improve the family’s energy and fortunes, preventing misfortune.
Plant Growth
Observing the growth of plants can also indicate the quality of a home’s Feng Shui. Homes with good Feng Shui provide an excellent environment for plants, with good air circulation and conditions, leading to plants growing more vibrantly and robustly. Conversely, if it’s difficult to keep plants alive at home, even with careful cultivation, and they wither and die after a while, it suggests poor Feng Shui. If plants in the home are generally not thriving, it’s necessary to take action to improve the living environment.
