In
fengshui, terrain is one of the important factors of consideration.
It is also a factor that we have little control over. Terrain moulds
the characteristic of the land a house or a building is situated.
What’s in front of your property is known as “ming tang” which
will determine the quality of “chi” that would enter the
premise. It is, of course, ideally to be slightly lower than the land
of the property. Tall building, high walls or mountains in front of
the house will accumulate more “yin” energy which is unfavorable
for we, yang dwellers, as it could cause health problems and hindrance
to career development of the occupants.
As for the back of the property, it should be of a higher land and preferably
have a tall building or structure that is higher than the property. As
this will provide “support” to the occupants. It also acts
as a shield of the “chilling wind” especially for houses
that faces South and Southeast that is believed to cause chronic health
condition and ill fortune.
Pay a little more attention to the surrounding the next time you go house
hunting.
May you be aligned with the “chi”.
Your
Geomancer.
Yvonne Teh
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