Yangtaek Feng Shui, a life of wisdom and blessing
Today, we will share an interesting story about Yangtaek Feng Shui, which is closely related to the foundation of our lives.
Let's look back on the space we currently live in through wisdom passed down from the past, and learn together how to bring about positive energy.
It is important to properly receive the energy of the earth.
In Yangtaek Feng Shui, the energy of the earth, or the energy of the house site, is considered a very important element.
This refers not only to the physical environment such as air, water, and sunlight, but also to the influence of geomagnetism emitted from the earth itself.
It is said that our human body has evolved to live healthily by receiving this subtle energy from the earth.
How much power of the earth do we receive?
Generally, a magnetic field of about 0.5 gauss is generated from the earth.
For a healthy life, it is important to receive as much of this average earth energy as possible.
An interesting fact is that the geomagnetic field emitted from the ground maintains an average of 0.5 gauss up to 15m above the ground, but drops sharply to 0.25 gauss, half the level, as it rises higher.
In terms of modern apartments, the limit of receiving 0.5 gauss of geomagnetic field is roughly the height of the third floor.
In other words, people living on the third floor or lower can receive relatively sufficient healthy energy from the ground, but from the fourth floor or higher, they can be negatively affected by geomagnetic field deficiency.
In particular, pregnant women, young children, and the elderly who live in high-rise apartments may be more vulnerable to the negative effects of geomagnetic field deficiency.
According to research results, pregnant women who live in places with low geomagnetic field may have a higher risk of miscarriage or infertility, and children may become physically weak and suffer from minor illnesses frequently.
The elderly may also suffer from arthritis or neuralgia due to geomagnetic field deficiency, or easily feel tired and lethargic. These facts have been revealed through scientific research that has studied the effects and existence of geomagnetism, geomagnetism, and magnetism regardless of the East or the West.
Feng Shui Tips for Good Fortune from Feng Shui Experts
So how can we properly receive the good energy of the earth and live while minimizing negative influences?
Let's take a look at some important guidelines suggested by Feng Shui experts.
1. Choose your time carefully when looking at a house.
When looking at a house, it is best to visit between 9 AM and 1 PM.
If you enter the house during this time and feel well-lit and comfortable and pleasant overall, you can judge it to be a good house.
On the other hand, if you go to look at a house in the afternoon, there may be a hidden trap in the positive feeling.
A house that feels bright and warm in the afternoon is usually a house facing west, a house with excessively large windows in the west, or a house with an open west direction.
If a house you visit after 3 PM gives you this feeling, there may be a problem due to the west direction.
Houses facing west are directly exposed to the intense afternoon sunlight, so excessively strong yang energy stays in the house for a long time.
This breaks the yin-yang harmony of the house, causing turbid energy to linger indoors, and can have a bad feng shui effect.
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2. A large house is not necessarily better.
The appropriate size of a house as a space for people to live in is about 5 to 10 pyeong per person.
For example, a house of about 20 to 40 pyeong is appropriate for a family of four.
From ancient times, our ancestors avoided houses that were too large for the number of family members, saying, "There are ghosts in empty rooms," and considered them a bad omen.
If the indoor space is too large for the number of family members, it is difficult for people's warmth to reach every corner of the house, and unused empty spaces tend to form.
In this way, spaces that are not touched by humans have stronger yin energy than warm human energy, or yang energy, and the harmony of yin and yang is broken.
As a result, the house is not lively and bad energy that harms health or blocks luck flows in.
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3. Choose a 'handless day' for moving or moving.
Since ancient times, there has been a saying that when moving, moving furniture, or going on a long trip, choose a 'handless day'.
A handless day means the 9th and 10th days of the lunar calendar, and therefore the 9th, 10th, 19th, 20th, 29th, and 30th days of the lunar calendar were considered good days for moving, moving into a new house, bringing in furniture, and traveling.
Modern people often consider this a superstition and move on weekends or holidays, but the concept of a 'handless day' that our ancestors considered important originated from the movement and changes of energy flowing on the earth.
In the past, people tried to avoid harmful influences by sensitively detecting this flow of energy.
Here, 'hand' refers to a ghost that moves in the four directions of east, west, south, and north depending on the date and interferes with human activities or movement.
Therefore, a handless day can be said to be a day without interference from these ghosts, and is considered the day with the least negative impact on moving, moving, and traveling.
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4. It is better to avoid houses at the end of alleys or houses built on railings.
Houses at the end of dead-end roads or at the end of alleys have been considered bad fortunes in terms of feng shui since ancient times.
It is warned that these houses will be directly affected by the **salpung (煞風)** blowing straight down the alley, which can cause the wealth of the household to be scattered and the health of the family to deteriorate.
In particular, it is said that the personalities of the family members will become sharp and neurotic, and they will have difficulties and lose motivation in everything they do if the house is located at the end of the road (alley) and the main gate (front door) in a straight line.
In addition, houses located at the intersection of roads or on the main road (main street) were considered bad luck because the energy of the house became turbid and weak due to the noise and dust around them, which could cause discord between family members, friction in interpersonal relationships, and health problems.
Above all, a house that people live in should be located close to the ground so that it can properly receive the energy of the ground.
Living in such a place will make the house full of energy and bring development and prosperity to the family.
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