Direction, direction, direction

External view from a unit audited - should you avoid such facing?

Question 1: What do you think of staying in East facing house?
 
Question 2: Should I choose a house base on my favourable direction?
 
Question 3: My favourable direction is North East, if I buy my new house this facing can?
 
These are the most common/recent questions I received when one is looking for a house. Incidentally, such thoughts echo that of an investor when choosing a property (remember “location, location and location”?) but this goes like “direction, direction and direction“. So the question begs, what is it one has to look out for?
 
Strictly speaking, the areas to consider encompass:

• External surroundings
• Direction facing
• Layout
• Completion period

 
In a gist, we consider the external part of the property and the internal aspects of the property. As such, if you were to imagine buying based on direction only from a Feng Shui perspective, you may have begun to recognise the flaw.
 
With the best direction suitable for you, if the external part of house has negative location/surroundings, it would still contribute negative impact. This can come in the area of health, relationship or wealth to name the main areas.

There are decisions to be made and from my experience, to name a few that can happen:

• Poor layout of house causing bad flow of qi
• Poor facing (imagine sha qi or views from your main living room)
• Some houses are not suited to be occupied past a certain period (bear in mind due to period 8 is ending)
• External landscapes that activate negative luck to the house

  
So what can you do if you are facing a cross road on which property to choose?
One option really is to consider looking for a Feng Shui practitioner. He would be able to help evaluate the property choice you have made to your concern coming from a neutral

Prevention is always better than cure. This mantra applies to property as well where a better home that needs minimal cures is always better. Moreover, it is a small cost to the big investment you would be making to a home you would be staying for long.

Nonetheless, as a general guide, these are the areas to consider while you are choosing your home:

• Look out and avoid sharp pointy areas from external surrounding
• Avoid fast flowing/movements (think major busy roads/water features)
• Odd shape designs (think irregular shape rooms with slanting sides)
• Observe the surrounding plants and aura if it is flourishing or dead

​Feel free to drop me a note if you have any questions pertaining to your home Feng Shui.
If not, happy house hunting!

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