Whether the missing corner card is hung in the light or in the dark

How to use the missing corner cards correctly, and where are the function points of the missing corner cards?

There are many netizens asking on the Internet how to use the corner card of the house to fill the gap, and how to hang it to be good. Yes, many sellers have been teaching everyone to use the way to fill the missing corners, and the missing corners are hung in the air, so it can be said that they can neither make up the ground nor make up the gas, so the sellers who teach you to hang in the air to fill the missing corners must be people who do not understand feng shui.

The primary task of filling the missing corner is to fill the terrain, the correct way to use it is to deal with the lack of hexagrams, for example, you are missing the northwest corner of the hexagram, then when buying, you have to buy the hexagram card, and then paste it in the missing place, when pasting, it is also particular, because the terrain is completed, so it must be pasted on the lower part of the wall, so it also represents the strengthening of the missing corner of the azimuth supplement.

Some people are also asking, should you look at an auspicious day to fill the gap, yes, you must choose IKEA.

The auspicious day of the replenishment will be carried out, so that the aura effect will be better.

So, the main function of the missing corner card is to supplement the defects of the house, what are the design principles? Now let's take the missing corner cards launched by Yi Dexuan to explain some things.

It is best to be within one meter of the ground.

1.The date should be appropriate, it must be a sunny day, and pay attention to the awakening stone. 2.

The position of the filler should not be too high, and it should be placed close to the ground or about one meter high. 3.Do not put the corner inside the cabinet or under the cabinet, preferably in a bright place.

The east corner of the house or other sides are missing corners, and you can place Taishan stone according to the above method.

Missing corner cards are hung in the dark.

Patches are usually hung in the corners of the exterior of the house. The patch card that can be seen originally originated in traditional Chinese culture, and it is a classic in interior and exterior decoration. It is believed that the complementary cards can attract wealth and treasure, keep peace, eliminate disasters and avoid disasters, and help people's careers.

In traditional Chinese architecture, each part of the house has different symbolic meanings, so the placement of the patch cards is also very particular. Generally speaking, the patch cards will be hung in the line between the two corners, because this position is the most hidden place and can enhance the feng shui effect of the house. Hanging in the corner of the wall can play a role in warding off evil spirits, and are usually hung on the left and right sides of the house, which can effectively protect the safety of the family.

In addition to traditional Chinese architecture, the toner is also widely used in architectural decoration in other Asian countries and regions. People in different countries and regions will also make some differences in the appearance and placement of the complement cards according to their own cultural customs. For example, in Japan, complement cards are called "oni tiles", and some cute ghost characters are often chosen for the design of complement cards.

In Korea, the complementary cards are called "hanging flower boards", and they generally choose auspicious floral patterns, such as peonies, osmanthus, and plum flowers. In some countries in Southeast Asia, such as Malaysia and Singapore, the Fill Cards are known as "Patricks" and are used to ward off evil spirits, ward off spirits and distribute good luck.

In conclusion, the complement card has an important decorative role in traditional architecture in the Asian region. According to different cultures, folk customs and feng shui beliefs, the design and placement of the horn mask are also different, but the meaning and values behind them are common and common.