Would you like to hang the clock on the right hand side of the sofa?

Precautions for feng shui placement of wall clocks.

Whether it's a clock, a wall clock, its hours, minutes, and seconds will run non-stop, if the shirt brigade is placed in the living room, there are a few points to pay special attention to:

1. It can be placed or hung on the Vermilion Bird Stool, because the Vermilion Bird is in front, and the front belongs to the movers;

2. It can be placed or hung on the Qinglong side, because the Qinglong side is auspicious, so the left side of the living room should also be placed on the clock;

3. Do not place or hang on the white tiger side, because the white tiger side is the fierce side, so the right side of the living room should not put a clock;

4. Do not place or hang on the Xuanwu side, because the Xuanwu side is the rear, and it should be quiet and not moving.

Wall clock feng shui taboo.

1. The clock should not be hung above the sofa, otherwise, people who often sit in this position are prone to physical problems;

2. Generally, it should be placed towards an open place, such as outside the window. Because the bell also has the effect of fighting evil, if there is evil gas outside the window, in the case of placing and resolving items, you can also put the bell against the evil qi side.

3. The wall clock in the living room should not face inward, and it is better to face them or the balcony. Because when there is no one in the room, the air is stationary, and the swing of the wall clock can make the air move and make the room full of vitality. But the wall clock can not be hung in the middle of the hall facing the door, because the "bell" and "end" homonym, if someone pushes the door in, look up and see the bell (end), may be associated with bad luck, to hang the side of the door for auspicious.

Once the position of the wall clock has been determined, the other clocks can be placed where you think it is convenient to use. As for the location of the wall clock in the common area (such as the living room), it should be based on the year of the homeowner's birth, and if the location is not ideal, the location of the wall clock of other members of the family can be considered.