Is it superstitious to ask Mr. Feng Shui to build a house in the countryside?

If you believe in Feng Shui, it is not superstition; If you don't believe in Feng Shui, then this is superstition. I believe in Feng Shui, so I don't think it's superstition. Building a house in the countryside is a great event. Many people will invite the so-called Mr. Feng Shui to have a look according to the traditional rural folk customs. Believers and unbelievers all hold the attitude of "believing in what is there, not believing in what is not". In fact, feng shui is also a science.

Feng shui is more or less related to science. Many feng shui problems can be explained by science. I believe in such feng shui. So it is wrong to say that Feng Shui is superstitious.

Building a house in the countryside pays attention to building a house in a safe place, not next to a cliff. If the house is built on the edge of a cliff, it will affect the owner's health. In fact, this statement also has certain scientific basis. If the house is built next to a cliff, the owner will see the cliff when he goes out, which will inevitably affect the owner's mood or make the owner nervous. Over time, it will inevitably damage the owner's body and mind.

Building a house in the countryside should pay attention to the high foundation of geomantic omen. The house should be higher than the surrounding buildings, but it should not be bizarre, otherwise it will cause trouble. This is also scientifically well explained. If the house is built too short, it will be easily blocked by the surrounding buildings, which will affect the lighting and ventilation of the house and the health of the owner. If it is built surprisingly high, it may be destroyed by strong winds and lightning without the blocking of surrounding buildings.

According to geomantic omen, a house cannot be built in a basin. Such a house is easy to break money. I believe it is not difficult for everyone to understand that if the house is built at the bottom of the basin, it may be destroyed by heavy rain and mudslides, and it is inevitable to break the money.

Of course, if you talk nonsense to a fortune teller when building a house, saying that you are not in Long Mai or wealth, then I think it is superstition.