In sync with property
> Potential buyers need to have their building or land assessed based on key feng shui factors and calculations
IT IS believed that by “listening to the earth”, we become attuned to the energy of the universe, for this energy is manifested in the air as wind, on the earth as water and land, and in the sky as stars.
The earth is an entity animated by energy. Energy flows in it, through it, and around it.
Investing in a property calls for a proper assessment of this energy, hence feng shui advice for plot selection is based on the study of multiple factors such as the direction of the site, the type of soil on the site and the slope of the plot, compass directions, the plot’s suitability to the proposed owner in terms of bazi, and the afflictions it faces due to its surroundings.
When it comes to group housing, semi-detached houses, or apartments, one can still adapt all the basic tenets of feng shui and vaastu to ensure that the investment is fruitful, and the place is in harmony with the occupants.
Although there are limitations in terms of room allocation and placements, employing the right feng shui principles will ensure that these factors could be overcome with minimal structural modifications.
Placement of corrective remedies at the spots identified will mitigate the ill effects of a bad property, and in turn enhance the quality of energy and the positive features of the place.
The process of identifying the suitability of a property is an elaborate one. However, the time and money invested is worthwhile for the future prospects of the property as well as for the owner’s wellbeing.
The shape of the plot is important in ensuring proper flow of energy, both in vaastu and in feng shui consideration.
Regular shaped plots have a steady and positive flow of energy travelling diagonally across the meridians. Irregular shaped plots forming triangles, trapezoids and even parallelograms are considered less auspicious, with regard to energy flow, due to their shape.
An irregular plot can also affect the house which is constructed on it.
When you are looking to invest in a plot, first relax and walk on the plot you intend to buy, close your eyes and take a deep breath to get a feel of the place.
You will feel happiness while walking, and feel relaxed if the plot emits a positive energy.
But if you feel uncomfortable soon after stepping onto the plot, or feel drained, then don’t invest in such a