In today's business environment, the office is not just a place where employees work daily, but also the core of business operations. However, poor office feng shui may adversely affect employees' work efficiency, emotional states, and even the overall fortune of the company. Therefore, mastering the techniques of office feng shui remedies is of great significance for enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises. Below, we will explain in detail by feng shui theory.
I. Understanding Office Feng Shui Evil Spirits
Feng shui believes that the airflow (qi) in the environment has a profound impact on people's health and fortune. In the office, poor airflow may lead to low work efficiency, tense interpersonal relationships, and even hinder the development of the enterprise. Common office feng shui evil spirits include door-facing evil spirits, light-blocking evil spirits, facing-wall evil spirits, aisle-facing evil spirits, and lack-of-support evil spirits.
II. Feng Shui Layout Adjustments
1. Door-facing evil spirits: This refers to the door facing directly towards the desk, especially the main door or side door directly facing. This evil spirit may lead to employees being easily subjected to malicious gossip and career obstacles. The remedy is to place a screen or plant between the door and the desk, or place "one" shaped items on the desk, symbolizing stability.
2. Light-blocking evil spirits: This refers to the light source located behind the office seat, causing shadows to fall on the desk. This evil spirit can affect interpersonal relationships and work efficiency. The remedy is to place a desk lamp in the upper left corner of the desk to improve light distribution.
3. Facing-wall evil spirits: This refers to the desk being close to the wall, especially the front wall. This evil spirit may hinder career development and lead to mistakes. The remedy is to adjust the direction of the desk to avoid facing the wall directly.
4. Aisle-facing evil spirits: This refers to the aisle directly facing the office seat. This evil spirit may lead to career setbacks and increased pressure. The remedy is to place large plants or stone lions in front of the office seat to block the direct airflow.
5. Lack-of-support evil spirits: This refers to the office chair having no support behind, such as against a window or aisle. This evil spirit may lead to a lack of support from benefactors and vulnerability to enemies. The remedy is to adjust the direction of the desk or use high-back chairs.
III. Application of Taoist Rituals
In addition to feng shui layout adjustments, Taoist rituals are also important means of resolving office evil spirits. Taoist rituals such as altar setting, chanting, and talismans can purify the negative energy in the office environment and enhance positive energy.
1. Altar setting: Setting up a shrine in the office and regularly offering sacrifices and worship can invoke the protection of deities and enhance the positive energy of the office.
2. Chanting: Taoist scriptures have powerful positive energy. Regular chanting can purify the office environment and enhance the spiritual state of employees.
3. Talismans: Taoist talismans are believed to have strong power to ward off evil. Hanging or pasting talismans blessed by Taoist priests in key positions in the office, such as entrances and financial rooms, can be effective.
IV. Use of Evil-Spirit-Resolving Items
Placing some items with the effect of resolving evil spirits in the office, such as Bagua mirrors, Pixiu statues, and Kirin sculptures, can serve to guard against evil and attract wealth. The placement position and direction of these items should be based on the advice of a feng shui master.
Bazi Evil Spirit Resolution
Methods for resolving Bazi: Believers provide their birthdates, names, and photos. Taoist masters examine what kind of evil spirits exist in their destinies, then customize rituals, feng shui adjustments, and talismans to help believers clear unfavorable magnetic fields and achieve effective resolution. Situations where evil spirits exist in one's destiny include disaster spirits, robbery spirits, ten great defeats, yin-yang discrepancies, voids, solitary birds, solitary stars, lost gods, four devastations, lamb blades, great losses of yuan chen, hook spirits, entangling spirits, heavenly nets and earth webs, locks, child spirits, blood blades, flying blades, earth rotations, funeral doors, mourners, mourning attire, flowing clouds, nine ugliness, eight specialties, and red beauty spirits, among others. These unfavorable spirits can be resolved using Taoist Zhengyi rituals. Followers provide their personal names, birthdates, and permanent addresses.
Taoist Rituals for Resolution
Resolving Tai Sui: Participating in Tai Sui rituals, worshipping Tai Sui at the beginning of the year, and thanking Tai Sui at the end of the year.
Resolving child spirits: Child spirits need to be resolved by offering substitutes. Easily affected by fate, marriage, illness, misfortune, and labor.
Resolving children's afflictions: Children aged 0-12 are prone to encountering the thirty-six children's afflictions and seventy-two heavenly stems.
Resolving conflicts with villains: Frequently encountering villains.
Resolving bad luck: Frequently encountering misfortune, bad luck in various matters.
Resolving Bazi evil spirits: Resolving evil spirits in one's destiny.
Resolving curses and sorcery: Resolving curses and sorcery such as witchcraft, Luban art, folk Maoshan art, and witchcraft.
Disaster relief rituals: Forseen or ongoing disasters and stubborn lawsuits and disputes.
Resolving possession by Yin energy: Weak yang energy in individuals leads to attachment by yin spirits, evil spirits, monsters, and spirits.
Resolving evil and dispelling emptiness: Applicable to difficult miscellaneous diseases, stubborn and hidden diseases, adult loss of soul, possession by evil spirits, and accidental attachment by evil and evil.
