Doorstep Feng Shui Taboos: Avoid These Items!

Cluttered Items at the Front Door

The front door is a pathway used by family members every day。 In Feng Shui, it is also the main entrance for receiving positive “sheng” and “wang” energies。 However, due to limited living space in modern cities, some households pile up clutter in the doorway Channel。 This practice blocks the flow of energy at the doorstep, causing stagnation of ‘decline and death’ energy within the home, which inevitably implies the career and fortune of family members。

The opposite of the door

In Feng Shui, the placement and environment of the front door are crucial。 A “sha” refers to negative energy that disrupts the harmonic flow of qi in a space。 If there is a sha directly opposite the entrance or exit point of your home, it can create an unfavorable situation where energies collide head-on。 This clash can lead to various issues such as health problems, relationship conflicts, and financial instability。