What's so particular about doorstones? Door stone feng shui taboo

1, door stone Geely pays attention to feng shui.

(1) Each lintel should not be laid in two equal parts, that is, the lintel has a middle seam centered on the room.

(2) If the stone width cannot be limited to a whole block, it is better to divide it into three pieces, that is, divide it into two halves first, and then divide the remaining half into two halves. When paving, two small pieces are on both sides and half large pieces are in the middle.

(3) If it can't be a whole piece, it must be divided into two halves, so it can't be paved in two halves separately, but it must be paved in two unequal parts with staggered joints.

(4) coins can be placed. If you put coins, you can exchange them at the bank.

(5) If your family is a cadre, put seven coins under the door. If you are in business, put eight coins under the door, and then use coins to make it "safe to go in and out". Buy two pieces of cinnabar from the drugstore, sprinkle it below, and put a peach branch facing south below. All these will do, as long as you can.

2. Pay attention to the color of the doorstone

To choose the color of the lintel, we must first understand the function of the lintel. One is to divide the area, and the other is to leave expansion joints for the floor. So most lintels are made of stones with some color difference from the floor, such as black and dark brown.

Feng shui taboo of doorstone:

The doorsill is a transitional partition connecting two spaces. In order to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, we need to pay attention to some geomantic omen.

In the installation of door stone feng shui, the most common ones are: 8 copper coins and special five-emperor coins.

Eight coppers are easier to understand, that is, put eight coppers in eight positions at the bottom of the threshold. These eight positions refer to eight directions in the eight hexagrams. Five emperors' money refers to the copper coins normally issued by the five founding emperors in the heyday of the Qing Dynasty. You can collect five ancient coins of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing by yourself, or you can go online to find the old five emperors' coins, use the most classic feng shui money at home, wrap it in cloth and put it in the center under the door stone, with your body standing inside the door facing the door and Shunzhi on the left side of the door.

1, preferably a whole stone, that is to say, a stone is a complete piece. A threshold should not be laid in two equal parts, that is, the threshold has a single middle seam in the middle of the room.

2. If the stone width cannot be limited to a whole piece, it is better to divide it into three pieces, that is, divide it into two halves first, and then divide the remaining half into two halves. When paving, two small pieces are on both sides and half large pieces are in the middle.

3. If it can't be a whole piece, it should be divided into two halves, not separated, and spread in half. It must be divided into two unequal parts.