Tips for applying for an apartment


First let me assure readers that they own apartments that it is totally feasible to apply Feng Shui to them.
There are special techniques to handle small spaces, described in both the Xuan Kong and the Xuan Kong Da Gua.
However, the apartments also pose numerous and challenging limitations - extensive remodeling can not be done and less space is available to make changes-
Therefore, in your selection, research is extremely more important than in a house, because your options in terms of remodeling and movement are extremely restricted.
With houses, there is more space in rooms, which gives more flexibility for something as simple as for example changing the direction of the bed. With the apartments, you have limitations in terms of quantity and size of the rooms to make adjustments.
Generally the houses have a small garden, which facilitates the placement of water devices to help collect the Qi. In an apartment, on the other hand, there is no control over where the pool is located or where the garden fountains are placed.
Finally, it is a bit more difficult to try to apply the Feng Shui of an apartment by yourself , comparing it, for example, with a house, since it is more complicated to determine the direction of the façade.
A common mistake made by many people, caused by incorrect information, is to blow up the star map based on the facade of the apartment, when it is located above the ninth floor and not on the facade of the building.
If you analyze this, it means that 100 apartments in the same building, under the same roof, can have letters from flying stars of different periods (even if they share the same roof). Naturally this is not logical and it is not the way the star chart of an apartment is determined.

In practice, the facade address of the building, is used to generate the letter of flying stars. This means that each apartment in the building will have the SAME letter of flying stars, but that does not mean that each one's Feng Shui is the same.
Tips for applying Feng Shui in an apartment

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