11 Signs You Have Bad Feng Shui

People often ask, how do I know if I have bad Feng Shui? You asked, so I deliver. This is the short list on bad Feng Shui:

1. Sleeping problems: Difficulty sleeping or feeling unrested or tired after sleeping for 6–8 hours is not normal. This is one of the clearest indicators of bad Feng Shui in the bedroom. Most of the time, it is due to the sleeping direction (clashing animal sign*) or the flow of Sha Qi. Once fixed, you can expect a better deep sleep cycle (clients tell me it has improved the cycle time by at least 10–20%).
2. Persistent illnesses: Unexpected critical health problems or hard-to-cure illnesses. This usually happens in conjunction with sleeping problems. Another indicator of serious bad Feng Shui is when synchronicity occurs. Migraines or colds are often linked to yearly affiliations and will happen concurrently with more dangerous problems. I usually check the sleeping direction if there are sleep problems to see if they are sleeping in a “total lost” direction, which is 0, 90, 180, or 360 degrees.
3. Uncomfortable home: If you feel stressed or unwelcome in your own home, it might be due to missing corners or unfavourable activation within the space. This is also the main reason why people don’t stay at home, go out to eat, or travel a lot even if they don’t really enjoy it.
4. Family quarrels: If your once harmonious household changes after moving into a new space or making changes to a space, it is probably due to bad Feng Shui in the bedroom or dining room, which is affecting the relationships and harmony within your home. This is usually an easy fix that can be done by moving things around in the dining room.
5. Troubled relationships: Constantly attracting undesirable partners could result from Feng Shui problems in your bedroom or dining room. This is one of the more easily fixed problems. However, it is best done with space clearing to remove past relationship energy from your life.
6. Missed promotions: Despite indications that you were due for a promotion, you find yourself overlooked for advancement at work, it could be a result of Feng Shui blockages hindering your career progression. The basic auditing process involves checking for clutter at the front door or examining whether your office desk is located near a smelly restroom.
7. Frequent accidents: If accidents happen often, especially those involving bleeding or fire, it doesn’t happen randomly. This is a big detail in Feng Shui audits, as it is a sign of a Sha problem that will usually follow a simple pattern repeat every 4 year,s 6 years and the worst is every 12 years.
8. Financial setbacks: Sudden financial crises, such as job loss or cash-flow issues, could be linked to negative energy influencing your wealth sector or overall financial luck. Be careful and double-check before taking action.
9. Difficulty Conceiving: If you and your partner are experiencing challenges in conceiving despite having good health, it’s worth considering the Feng Shui aspects of your home along with Chinese medicine before pursuing the painful and expensive route of fertility treatment. This is shown in the bazi birth chart and can be fixed by simply shifting the bed and changing the bed sheets.
10. Falling Victim : Unexpected financial losses due to scams or fraudulent schemes are a clear indicator of bad luck. Negative energy patterns within your home can attract deceitful individuals or situations that lead to financial harm. This is the main reason many people focus on yearly afflictions in their home space — to minimise these types of losses. Usually, we look at ponds, water features, and taps. However, it may also be due to landform changes.
11. Bad Neighbors: This is a big warning on the list. When moving into a home, don’t just check the property; check who lives nearby, up and down the road. One easy way is to look at families who have lived there for 10–15 years and assess their quality of life. Another thing to note is that when a new neighbour moves in or a neighbourhood improves, it’s a good idea to seek a consultation to address potential problems early. Trust me when I say it is better to be on the safe side.

These are the outlines of things that can be focused on and resolved quite easily if you know what you are looking for in Feng Shui.

Usually, it’ll be a 30-minute Telegram chat with a small to-do list. The more common fixes include moving a fan 10 inches, relocating an electric heater, or changing your bed sheets. My explanation of this process is that it’s like acupuncture for your space, making your life better by addressing current issues.

The basic checklist:

• Are you sleeping in harmony with your animal signs?
• Are you sleeping in harmony located in a good direction?
• Are you sleeping in a command position to be in control of your life?
• Are you affected by yearly ailments or disharmonies?

However, if you wish for bigger capacity, greater wealth, or longer-lasting effects, then we should focus on the external, which will require digging, hammering, and structural changes.

Conclusion

Addressing bad Feng Shui can help improve the overall well-being. The secret to doing it well is to align Man-Earth-Heaven, which is usually done by reading the four pillars derived from our date and time of birth. This is also one reason why many amateurs fail in practising Feng Shui and achieving results.