Although Feng Shui is often associated with interior design, it is important to know that the environment accounts for 70 to 80% of a location’s Feng Shui. Let’s explore how to optimize your environment to live in perfect harmony.
When buying land or a house, make sure the Four Celestial Animals are present. They act as protectors of the home:
- Black Tortoise: Located at the back of the house, represented by a mountain or building. The tortoise symbolizes stability—in family, finances, and health.
- Green Dragon: Located to the left of the main entrance (as you exit the house), represented by a mountain or building. The dragon symbolizes the man of the house, power, and wealth.
- White Tiger: Located to the right of the main entrance, represented by a mountain or building lower than the Green Dragon. The tiger symbolizes the woman, communication, and reputation.
- Red Phoenix: Located in front of the house, represented by a mound that does not block the view but retains energy.
Above all, do not neglect this aspect of Feng Shui,
When analyzing the environment of a home, Yin and Yang are represented, on one hand, by the surrounding mountains and buildings, and on the other hand, by water and roads.
Every landscape has its own particular energy, but harmony is only possible when there is a perfect balance between Yin and Yang. Therefore, ensure that mountains are not too close to the house, as excess energy can produce the opposite of the intended effects.
Water, a symbol of prosperity, should flow in front of the house. It must come from a favorable direction to bring positive energies and exit in a direction that carries negative energy away.
In conclusion, a perfect balance between Yin and Yang allows the energies of a place to bring health and prosperity.
To optimize the environment of your home, several other elements should be taken into account :
Therefore, if you can choose your land based on these criteria, start by looking at the Four Celestial Animals.
