Feng Shui of Office Location Feng Shui of Office Location

Many people like to study career and financial fortunes based on office Feng Shui. In addition to the placement of items, there are also Feng Shui considerations for the orientation of the office. What are the Feng Shui considerations for office orientation? How to check the location of the office? Which location is best for the office? Next, let’s take a look at the Feng Shui of office orientation.

Office location feng shui taboos

1. People cannot sit in the Sansha direction of the current year. Jiesha is an external robbery, the dead end of the Five Elements. In the Year of Dog, the Jiesha is in Hai, and in the North is Yin, Wu and Xu. In the Year of Dog, the desk should not be placed in the north. The most favorable direction is south. It is best to place the desk at home and the office in the south.
2. Qian Gua is the heavenly Gua, symbolizing power and status. If the Qian position does not conflict with the boss's zodiac sign, then it is most advantageous to set up the office in Qian Gua.
3. The office should not be placed in a location that conflicts with your zodiac sign. For example, people who are born in the year of the Rat should not place it at the end of the Zifang, and people who are born in the year of the Ox should not place it at the Weifang.
The above clues can be seen from the gossip diagram in the background.

Feng Shui considerations for the four major directions of the office

Feng Shui considerations for the Qinglong position <br/>The left side of the office seat can be called the Qinglong position. The Qinglong position represents the luck of noble people and has a great impact on your future career development.
The position of the Green Dragon needs to be high in order to fully display its talents and improve its luck with noble people; if the terrain is lower, it will lead to depression, loss of interest in doing anything, and easy to feel overwhelmed, affecting work efficiency.
Place some broad-leaved green plants with strong vitality in the Qinglong position, and make sure they are clean and tidy.

Feng Shui considerations for the White Tiger position <br/>The right side of the office is the White Tiger position, which should be low but not high. If it is higher than the left hand, it will easily make people feel bad and unable to do simple work well. Moreover, according to Feng Shui, this will make it more likely to attract villains, fail to gain recognition from leaders, lead to unstable work, and discord among colleagues.
There should be no sharp objects in the White Tiger position. The White Tiger belongs to the element of gold, so it is not suitable to have hardware and other things here.

Feng Shui considerations for the Vermillion Bird position <br/>The area directly in front of the seat is called the Vermillion Bird position in Feng Shui. The Vermillion Bird represents one's own development and one's own talents.
The Vermillion Bird seat should be open and bright, which symbolizes a bright future. Therefore, the best friends should have a space of about one to two meters. If there is someone sitting opposite you, your privacy will be easily exposed and it will also easily cause psychological pressure.
It is best to keep the area in front of your office clean and tidy. Clutter is the most taboo. You can also put some motivational quotes to cheer yourself up.

Feng Shui of the Xuanwu position <br/>The Xuanwu position is behind the office. Don't leave this place empty. Feng Shui emphasizes having a backer behind you so that you can be stable. This backer refers to a solid wall. If it is something like a corridor or glass window, it will be difficult for this person to get support and be valued by his superiors. He will also easily lack energy at work and feel frustrated.