Before buying a property, the purchaser should asses a unit’s different areas and ensure that these matches well with his or her destiny chart, Feng Shui expert and bestselling author Datuk Joey Yap told The Edge.
“The whole idea of Feng Shui assessment is to identify and harness the good flow of energy in the environment, which is also known as Qi flow. The flow of energy determines the prosperity and vibrancy of the particular place. This is the reason why certain places are vibrant and attract crowds, while others in the same area may not.”
Basically, the property buyer should evaluate the main door, bedroom, balcony, kitchen and study depending to his or her needs and requirements.
For real estate investors, the most vital areas to consider are the main door and balcony, as they are just going to rent out the home or the commercial unit.
“The main door represents the entrance for the flow of energy. It’s like a person’s mouth. A property with good Feng Shui elements should be one that does not obstruct energy flow coming in from the main door. So the main door must face open spaces that encourage good energy to flow in and around, thus contributing to wealth improvement,” he explained.
Hence, property investors should shun a unit whose main door is blocked by something, like a pillar, wall or tree. The same principle applies to the balcony. If it faces or is near another building, the Qi flow is impeded. A good balcony should be spacious, preferably facing a hill or water body to attract good energy into the property.
For owner occupiers who want to improve relationships and the bonds between family members, they should focus on the bedroom. Its windows should face a favourable direction and Qi flow should not be disrupted.
Another area that should be evaluated is the kitchen, as it’s associated with the health and safety of the property occupants. Depending on the owner’s destiny chart, if the kitchen faces a bad direction, it will result in a negative energy flow. This in turn could cause illnesses for the residents.
“Health problems in the family could arise if the kitchen is in the wrong place and the energy flow there is being intercepted with negative energy or vibration. However, if one seldom cooks or eats at home, the kitchen element can be ignored,” Yap noted.
For people who want to become smarter and improve their careers, they should focus on the study room to stimulate their abilities and talents.
Yap, one of the world’s top experts on Feng Shui, has written over 160 bestselling books that have sold four million copies across the globe. Apart from being the founder of Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics, he is also Joey Yap Consulting Group’s Chief Consultant. He has almost 20 years of experience in professional consultancy and has worked with Microsoft, Citibank, Prudential, UEM and Sime Darby.
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