Facts about the Four Major Feng Shui House Types

Classic Feng Shui students will learn about the four major home types within the first days of teaching. These houses s Explained with wide brush strokes. Two of the four support health and relationships, and two do not. Two of the four support economic luck, the other two are not. However, over-emphasizing these four categories of house types makes it like judging a book on the cover or a picture on the frame.

In the 20th century, these four home types were given catchy descriptions translated from more non-Chinese terms. Thereby, there is one house type called "good for people / good for money". The opposite house type is called "inverted", like the best house reverse. Next, there are two mixed housing types. One is considered “good for people / bad for money [double sitting]” and the other is “good for money / bad for people” [double facing]

In reality, we know that life is more complex, but we all know people who are wealthy but unhealthy or wealthy but very unhappy. He also knows those who are physically and mentally strong, love family, have close friendships, but are forced into chronic economic struggles.

So it is easy to assume these four main houses "Personality" It affects these residents and creates these real contradictions. In learning Xuan Kong Fei Xing there are actually 144 different house charts, but these 144 “flying star charts” can all be divided into four main categories. Since these categories are determined based on when the house was built, in which direction it is sitting or facing, it is not so obvious to see a house with certain physical characteristics.

One of the most frustrating things I often encounter is a prospect who wants to help with house hunting. They have heard about this “good for people / good for money” home. Other. This is a very near-sighted way to go home hunting because what is generally qualified as good feng shui is based on many criteria that are not determined solely by the orientation of the house or the year it was built. In fact, the floorplan layout is often flawed, which greatly undercuts or overrides the so-called best house nature of these four main categories.

For example, I had one client who saw this house as this “Wang San King Water” [good for people / good for money]. House's. To go back a little, it should be understood that not every home on the planet has an intrinsically positive area. On average, there are about four out of a total of eight basic direction zones that are considered better or worse than other structures. Specific examples are as follows: For a house built in 1985 and facing south in the range of 160-170 degrees, the best places [in the flight chart] are in the northwest, north, northeast and east sectors. The other directions [west, southwest, southeast, south] are not essentially positive at the current time for that particular home type.

For this reason, we are not currently considering floor plans. We speculate about the most positive impact of that one house. This is one of a total of 144 flying star charts to consider.

With this house that seemed very good in mind, the client was enduring financial problems, marital problems, his children's problems, legal problems, couple's kidney problems, and their valuables Total $ 100,000.00 that had lost serious robbery. So I don't call it a “good for people / good for money” home. In contrast, I have a client who enjoys worldwide fame as an actor in television and film, but he lives in a “conversely” home type. He has a happy family life and has done very well in his career for over 30 years. So why is that possible? Now, apart from the fate of overcoming Feng Shui, this man happens to live in the most positive part, not the most negative part of his house. His bedroom, office, and convenient back door entrance fully support his fortune. As a result, a client may ask you to provide a floor plan when you are househunting. Too many people get the impression that I need only an address, the wrong year to look up the year built on the internet and compass reading. Without a floor plan to study, we are guessing that about 80% of the information is missing.

So, for the four major home types, it is impossible to accurately predict what luck or misfortune a resident might experience. The basic house type should be coordinated with an understanding of unique floor plans, currents, immediate external environmental impacts, and personal compatibility with resident-based homes. Birth data and occupation.

The lesser known facts about the four major home styles still escape many long-standing practitioners. And the important fact is that the four house types do not retain their status forever. Many practitioners assume “a house that has been flipped once, a house that has always been flipped”. And they assume the same fate for the other three house types. But this is not technically the case. The first four major home types were established based on criteria related to the period of time the house was built. If a house is beyond the construction period, it will abandon its title as one of the four major housing types.

For example, period 5 was from 1944 to 1963. A house built in that 20-year period is called a house of period 5. But they are no longer the original Wang San Wang, reversal, double seat or double face-to-face house type. In each 20-year period, there are 16 different home types based solely on orientation, and they are further grouped into 4 main home types. However, since 1964, these period 5 homes are no longer defined by these definitions. In period 8 from 2004 to 2023, the houses built during this period are correctly classified as one of four house types, but those periods end in 2024 when period 9 begins. At that time, only period 9 homes are eligible as one of the four major home types. All other period homes are exempt. There are nine periods, each lasting 20 years. This sounds like a category that fits all, but it means that most homes are not one of the four main home types.

I was part of a large group of practitioners who were not initially taught all the effects of these home classifications. Old customs died so hard that every classic school or individual teacher had a more subtle and technically correct understanding of the four major home types, periods, and overall influences, It may take a long time for education to become standardized. Until then, many people missed the purchase or lease of a wonderful house because the so-called “Wang San Wang Shui” house has a vision like a feng shui tunnel, as if it were a home to explore. It is. Out. It is not. This may be like someone who only feels working in one city of the world and can be happy. I know it may not be true, but this is just one of many examples of determining properties based on too little information.