The placement of four celestial animals to promote and encourage positive gas is a key principle of formal feng shui. Feng Shui is the earliest and most traditional feng shui method. This Feng Shui school focuses on the landscape in the surrounding environment to determine the quality of our home. In the past few hundred years, the use of feng shui landforms has become increasingly unpopular, especially in the west. In our modern towns, many people think that the use of terrain is no longer relevant, so we turn to different ways to promote positive energy at home. However, it is a shame to completely abandon the old ideas when we find new methods, so in this article I will look at what we can learn from ancient Feng Shui masters and four celestial animals.
In the form of school feng shui, a full-fledged family should have four celestial animals in each of the four main compass points outside your home. Four celestial animals, green dragon, red phoenix, white tiger and black turtle are represented by the shape and landform in the family environment.
Let's take a look at these animals separately:
The first of the four celestial animals is the green dragon. As the first animal, the green dragon is located on the east side of the house and the sun rises. On behalf of spring, the green dragon brings wealth and well-being to the family. In the form of school feng shui, the green dragon is represented by a low mountain on the east side of your home.
In front of the house is the red phoenix. The red phoenix faces south towards the sun, representing fire and summer. Red Phoenix brings fame, success and new opportunities to your family. The environment in front of the house should be flat, or slightly tilted, and have an energy flowing through it, which may have been a river or stream in the past, but can now include roads or paths.
When we follow the movement of the sun, we sit on the west side of the house with a white tiger. The white tiger represents the fall. The White Tiger is represented by a low mountain in the west of your home. White tigers can prevent luck from fleeing home, so it is important to have no slopes on the side of the house.
Finally behind the home, north facing is the black turtle representing the winter. The Black Sea is represented by mountains and provides strong protection, support and stability for the family.
When considering today's housing resettlement, pay less attention to the direction of the four celestial animals, but more emphasis on how your home is located in its environment. See how your house sits, I always think it's best to think about how you sit in an armchair. If you sit in an armchair, your back is well protected, supported by your side, and has an open space in front of you. Now think about your house sitting in a chair. This is how your house should sit in its environment, protected behind, supported on the side and has an open view in front. In our modern environment, especially if you live in a town or city, it is not easy to find natural forms of land to provide such support and good luck in our environment. However, we can create our own shapes, forms and structures to provide us with the same protection and benefits that Feng Shui Masters sought when they first practiced Feng Shui.
When we stand in front of the front door, we should get some support on both sides of our house. This support can be provided by another house, fence, hedge, row of trees or garden walls. Ideally, we don't want this support to be higher than our own house, nor too far.
Behind our home, we want to get the most protection. Ideally, there should be a tall structure to shield our home. If there is no convenient mountain or mountain behind your home, it can be another building, a wall, a fence, a row of trees or hedges. Behind home, we hope that this protection is either the height of our home, or it is slightly higher, not too close, so that our home feels depressed.
Finally, the front of our home should be a flat area that is flat or slightly inclined. There should be some form of chi line that can take the form of a road or a river. If there is an obstacle between the front door and the road or river, it should be low enough to be seen.
In an ideal world, this will be the position of our home in its conspiracy, but unfortunately we do not always live in an ideal world. If your home has no natural terrain and there is little or no chance to create them, then you can use symbolism. Always remember to use symbols to place items in place if you are performing three secret enhancements.
In the Green Dragon area, you can stimulate dragons by planting tall trees or hanging wooden wind chimes. If there is no outside space on this side of the house, you can add something made of wood on this side of the house, or hang a picture of the dragon on the leftmost wall of your house [see your house on the left] ]
In the Red Phoenix area, it is important to stimulate yang by introducing exercise. This can be done by hanging a wooden wind chime, crystal or creating a moving water feature at the front. The front of the house is also a great place to celebrate the red phoenix, planting red flowers and plants and building a bird.
In the White Tiger area, it is very important that the ground is not far from the house. If this is the case in your environment, hang a metal windshield or erect lights in an external area. If there is no space outside on the side of your house to hang a picture of a white tiger, introduce a metal sculpture or metal coin on the far right wall of the house [when you look at the right side from home]
In the area of the black turtle, the turtle is stimulated by adding water or a mirror to this area of the house. For the best protection, make sure the back of your home is private. If you have space behind, make sure you create some privacy. If there is no space outside you, there is a picture of a black turtle, or a picture of a mountain view on the far back wall of your home.
I hope that you find this article useful for Form School Feng Shui, which will encourage you to look for four celestial animals in your environment.
Orignal From: Feng Shui Tips - How four celestial animals can help you attract rich life
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