What is "leaky wealth" feng shui in the home?

Many people feel that although they earn a considerable amount of money, they can never save any; some even wonder why their money disappears without them doing anything. This is certainly related to their financial management methods. However, from a Feng Shui perspective, some bad lifestyle habits and home layouts can also make it difficult to accumulate wealth. Check the following to see if your home is prone to financial loss.

1. Water constantly running in the house

Some people like to use running water to wash their face, brush their teeth, wash vegetables, and wash dishes, believing that this is the only way to get them clean. This is considered outdated, like the old-fashioned method of using basins to collect water for washing. Actually, "increasing income and reducing expenditure" is a well-known way to accumulate wealth, and the concept of "reducing expenditure" is applicable everywhere. Take running water, for example. Why don't older people like it? Besides the idea of ​​not conserving water, there's also the feng shui implications. Feng shui says that "water represents wealth," so can letting water flow away unnecessarily be a good omen? "Turning off the tap frequently" helps prevent financial loss.

2. Loose change is left lying around.

Some people find it inconvenient to have loose change in their pockets, so they carelessly toss it around-a few dollars here, a few cents there. This habit is bad and can negatively impact your fortune. Others don't remove their cash from their pockets before throwing their clothes into the washing machine; this carries the risk of washing away your wealth, so be careful. Little by little, great things come to those who help themselves. Sudden wealth is rare; most wealth is accumulated slowly. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step; a great river is formed from countless small streams. It's recommended to place a piggy bank or similar container at home to store loose change, gradually building up your wealth through daily life.

Third, insufficient attention is paid to the "treasure trove" role of the kitchen.

In Feng Shui, the kitchen is considered the "treasure vault," governing internal wealth. Many people, especially younger ones, frequently eat out and neglect the Feng Shui of their kitchens. Here are two points to emphasize:

The kitchen should ideally be located in the rear half of the house, as this makes it easier to preserve wealth.

The refrigerator and other food storage areas in the kitchen should ideally be kept well-stocked.

Even if you cook at home less often, you should still keep some food on hand. This is not only for emergencies, but also helps turn your kitchen into a "treasure trove." You should check it regularly and replenish it promptly to ensure that there is always food available and that it is never empty.

Fourth, the colors used in the living room decorations can also affect one's fortune.

Generally speaking, the living room governs external wealth and holds a crucial position in home feng shui. From the perspective of the five elements, excessive use of red in living room decoration is considered to have a conflicting effect of fire overcoming metal, which could negatively impact the family's wealth. Conversely, using metal as the primary element in living room decoration, focusing on color and materials, and incorporating metal products belonging to the metal element, such as a minimalist metal coffee table, white or silver furniture, can enhance wealth. Since earth generates metal, incorporating earth elements into the living room decoration, such as ceramic flooring and tableware belonging to the earth element, and using yellow tones in the space, can also create a space that attracts wealth.

5. A through-hall structure leads to financial loss.

Seeking wealth is important, but preserving it is even more important. Doors and windows are the entrances and exits for wealth. A "piercing wind" configuration prevents wealth from accumulating and should be avoided and resolved as much as possible. When the front door or a floor-to-ceiling window directly faces the back door, this is also called a "piercing wind," and money is easily lost. You can place a screen or cabinet in the middle to block it, or move the front or back door to prevent wealth from flowing straight out.

VI. Attention should also be paid to the arrangement of wealth-attracting items.

If your home has a water feature designed to attract wealth, you must be careful that the water flows towards your home; otherwise, it may lead to financial loss or financial ruin.