Precautions for the Feng Shui of the Main Door

The relationship between the door and the flow of internal and external qi is very close. Since internal and external qi cannot pass through the solid walls of a house, they can only pass through the doorway. The external main door affects the entry and exit of external qi into the house, while the internal doors have a significant impact on the fortune of the family. Therefore, the feng shui of the main door is extremely important. Let's take a look at some feng shui taboos regarding the main door.

1. Color of the Main Door
There should not be two or more colors on a single, independent door. Otherwise, it will give people an impression of being scatterbrained and indecisive.

2. The Main Door Should Open Inward
The main door should open inward rather than outward. As the main door is where qi enters, if it opens outward, it will send out the auspicious qi inside the house, which indicates a loss of fortune and financial setbacks.

3. The Entrance Should Be Neat
The main entrance is the place where qi enters the house. It should be clean and bright, and it is not advisable to pile up clutter, as this may block the flow of fortune.

4. Avoid Arched Doors
Try to avoid having arched doors inside the house. A circle represents movement, while a home should be a place of tranquility, so arched doors are highly inappropriate. Moreover, an arched door resembles a grave entrance, which is very inauspicious. If for aesthetic reasons, a square arch can be used instead.

5. Avoid Two Doors Facing Each Other

If you open the door and see a wall, or can see the activities in another room when the door is opened, it will disrupt the flow of internal qi in the human body and cause physical discomfort. Two doors should not face each other directly or be parallel and overlapping, otherwise, it will harm health, career, and family harmony. If two doors are misaligned like they are "biting" each other, it will often lead to quarrels among family members.