Clock Placement Feng Shui: Living Room Warning!

Everyone knows that the clock at home cannot be hung randomly, but it needs to meet the convenience of checking the time and cannot be left hanging, soI need to have a good understanding of this knowledge, and today I will give you a detailed explanation。

The main clock in the living room only needs to be one, and the number of wall clocks in other rooms cannot exceed one。 If there are too many clocks inside the house, it will make the peaceful atmosphere unstable, and the people inside the house will often have fluctuating troubles。

It is advisable to use square/round clocks in the house, avoiding triangles, hexagons, or octagons as much as possible。 These shapes of clocks can cause disputes between right and wrong in the house, but round/square clocks are the most auspicious。

钟摆放不能正对门,虽然说挂钟宜朝向门,但是挂钟不能挂在正对门的大厅中间,因“钟”与“终”谐音,若有人推门进来,抬头就见钟(终),可能联想到不吉利,以挂门侧旁为吉.

The placement of the wall clock should be careful not to face anything similar to the shape of a bell or the Eight Trigrams, otherwise it will have a suppressive effect on the owner inside the room。

It is not advisable to hang a clock above the sofa in the living room。 Otherwise, people who often sit here are prone to restlessness and even physical discomfort。 It’s best not to have a loud clock in the bedroom, otherwise the ticking sound of the clock during insomnia in the middle of the night will make people feel even more uncomfortable。

Unlike the living room, the clock in the bedroom cannot face any pair of doors unless there is a negative energy outside, which is a taboo。

Small residential buildings are not suitable for placing Big Ben clocks。 On the one hand, it can be overwhelming, and on the other hand, the sound of the clock can also be a source of fear, causing restlessness, restlessness, and separation。