The Ancient’s Warning: Why Building a House with the Door Directly Facing the Road Brings Misfortune

Feng Shui Battle Between Two Houses With Facing Doors

In ancient times, the Chen family in Shen Khe village (Guangdong, China) placed a pair of large stone lions in front of their house, directly across from the Zhang family’s door. The Zhang family believed that stone lions were typically used by government officials and institutions, and thus, they considered the lions to bring bad luck. As a result, they demanded that the Chen family remove the stone lions.

When the Chen family refused, the Zhang family placed two large cannons aimed directly at the stone lions to protect their household’s peace.

Feng shui experts weighed in, stating that any objects placed by the neighboring house would not have an impact. However, both families remained steadfast in their beliefs and efforts to ward off misfortune.

From a scientific perspective, having houses directly across from each other can affect the privacy of both households. In terms of feng shui, this arrangement is believed to bring financial loss and potential chaos to the residents.

What Feng Shui Experts Say About Facing Doors

When the main entrances of two houses directly face each other, it is known as “door-to-door conflict” in feng shui. This arrangement generates negative energy, leading to bad luck and disputes for the homeowners and their families. Even minor issues can escalate into arguments and conflicts, and more seriously, it can affect one’s work life, causing problems with bosses, colleagues, and business partners.

If the doors are oriented towards the East, Northeast, Northwest, or North, the male head of the household is likely to encounter gossip and disputes. If the doors face Southeast, Southwest, or West, all family members are prone to similar issues. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid building houses with facing doors to maintain a peaceful life and avoid dissatisfaction.

Information provided is for reference only.