Is it good to press the feng shui of the living room of the old house?

It's definitely not good, whether it's a beam or a longitudinal beam pressing down on the nave.

All belong to Feng Shui taboos. It will suppress the fortune and health of the Lord's house, and there are many infirm and sick people in the house.

As the saying goes, the "sharp corners" in "the little lotus shows the sharp corners" are the hope of life, but the sharp corners in the living room often bring people physical or psychological pain. However, people can't do everything they want, and if they come across beams, columns, or sharp corners in the living room, they have to find a way to decorate them, and it is not impossible to turn decay into magic. The horizontal ones are beams, and the vertical ones are columns, and they play a very large role in the building and bear the weight of the building.

But if the beams and pillars appear in the living room, whether it is in feng shui or in the decoration design, it will cause a certain obstacle, and this problem must be resolved, otherwise it will have a great impact on the fortune of the whole family.

In feng shui, it is not good to press the central hall with horizontal and vertical beams and columns, and it is necessary to set up an entrance to block it.

1. Cover when decorating.

There is a saying in Feng Shui: "Out of sight, not out of sight", which means that in our daily life, objects that are often invisible to our eyes do not have a strong influence on us. Therefore, we can use the method of covering to resolve the pressure on the beam when decorating.

For example, the installation of false ceilings so that the beams are barely visible on the exterior can minimize the damage.

2. Alleviate with potted plants.

If it is a house that has been renovated and it is inconvenient to change the decoration at will, you can also put one or two pots of vigorous plants on the coffee table and table under the beam, and the vigorous vitality of the plant can relieve the evil atmosphere caused by the pressure on the beam.

3. Synthesize with the ancient coins of the Five Emperors.

The Five Emperor Coins condense the rui qi of the prosperous era, which can add auspicious qi to the living room and block the evil qi for the occupants. Therefore, you can also use the ancient money of the five emperors to resolve the bad luck brought by the top of the beam.

What you're saying is something you don't have to worry about, or it's not a problem.

This cannot be used as a basis for judging whether Feng Shui is good or not.

It's normal for a house to have beams, just like people have bones. The absence of bones is abnormal.

So you can't just say what Feng Shui is based on this.

You mentioned that this issue has nothing to do with Feng Shui, in fact, in reality, it has nothing to do with Feng Shui, not all problems have anything to do with Feng Shui, don't do everything with Feng Shui.

Not so good, there are two workarounds:

One is to divide the living room into two functional areas according to the position of the beam, and the other is to install the ceiling to make the roof of the living room into one.

2. What should I do if the beams are really pressed in the living room in the house? In this case, it is not practical to knock off the beams, it is better to suspend the ceiling, wrap the beams, hide them, and make the ceiling flat. If it really doesn't work, you can use the five emperor coins or six emperor coins that have been opened, or place Taishan stones.