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The Bagua Mirror can be categorized into four types: the Bagua Flat Mirror, Bagua Concave Mirror, Bagua Convex Mirror, and the Bagua Mirror without a glass surface. Each type possesses distinct functions and effects, necessitating different placement locations. When hung, the mirror surface should generally face outward to effectively reflect negative energies. - Octagonal Flat Mirror: Can be folded or absorbed, its function determined by one's own intentions. Most commonly used to ward off or neutralize negative energies, such as when facing road冲 or building corners outside the home. - Bagua Concave Mirror: Primarily designed to absorb, it serves to dispel negative energy and gather wealth energy. Therefore, it is suitable for placement at the entrance of commercial spaces such as companies and shops, but is not recommended for residential use. - Convex Mirror: Primarily reflective, it serves to dispel negative energy. It is particularly suitable for homes facing lampposts, utility poles, or experiencing road冲 or corner煞. When placing the mirror, careful attention must be paid to its orientation to avoid inadvertently reflecting away auspicious energy, which could adversely affect household fortune. Additionally, avoid positioning it directly opposite another residence's main door to prevent disrupting their feng shui. - Mirrorless Pure Bagua Mirror: The oldest form of Bagua mirror, featuring a Tai Chi symbol at its center. This type is ideal for indoor placement, enhancing the energy of the living space. When properly aligned with the room's orientation and Five Elements attributes, it can boost prosperity. Taoist priests wear it to strengthen their spiritual energy. What's the Pointed Angle Buster? In Feng Shui, a "corner煞" refers to the presence of rockeries outside windows, or sharp corners, eaves, and pointed antennas, which are considered to cause this negative influence. The Feng Shui aspect of the "Corner of Misfortune" adversely affects family health, leading to accidents, injuries, and financial losses. The location of the sharp corner affects different parts of the body. If the sharp corner is in the east, it harms the calves, feet, and hands. If it is in the southeast, it harms the thighs and groin.If the Sha Angle is in the true south direction, the affected areas are the eyes, with a high risk of surgical procedures. If the Sha Angle is in the southwest direction, the affected area is the abdomen. If the Sha Angle is in the true west direction, the affected area is the mouth. If the Sha Angle is in the northeast direction, the affected areas are the head, nose, spine, and bones. If the Sha Angle is in the true north direction, the affected area is the lower body. What's the Sky Chopper? First, a residence, shop, office, or other property faces two buildings that stand very close together. Between them lies an extremely narrow gap, as if someone had sliced them apart with a knife—hence the name "Heavenly Slash Sha." Among all forms of Sha, Heavenly Slash Sha is considered one of the most treacherous. Some have defined Heavenly Slash Sha as follows: 1. The gap between two buildings must be less than 1/8 of their combined height. For example, if Building A is 50 meters and Building B is 50 meters, their combined height is 100 meters. 100 meters × 1/8 = 12.5 meters. A gap exceeding 12.5 meters does not constitute a "Heavenly Sword" formation; gaps within this range do. 2. When assessing the distance between two buildings, calculate the distance as 0.7 times the sum of their heights. For example, if Building A is 50 meters tall and Building B is 50 meters tall, with a combined height of 100 meters, properties within 70 meters are counted; distances beyond this are excluded. 3 - If there are obstructions before and after the Sky-Splitting Peak, it doesn't count. The Scientific Basis of the Heavenly Sword Hex There is a term called the ”narrow-channel effect.” This phenomenon scientifically explains the ”sky-slash hazard.” The narrow-channel effect formed between two very tall buildings can amplify winds from a force 3 to a force 8. A real-life example occurred in Manhattan, USA, where a woman passing through the sky-slash hazard zone was knocked down and injured by the wind, resulting in the architect paying substantial compensation. Feng Shui Remedies The Heavenly Cleaving Sha (Heavenly Ravine Sha) manifests in two forms. When its malevolent energy directly confronts the main entrance, its impact is exceptionally potent. It may provoke frequent disputes among household members, increase the risk of bloodshed or violent incidents, or predispose residents to illnesses requiring surgical intervention. The malevolent energy does not directly confront the main entrance but instead targets the rear or either side of the house. This portends harassment from malicious individuals, career setbacks, stalled promotions, or poor financial fortune leading to financial losses and leaks. Two buildings flanking each other form a Heavenly Sword formation, growing more perilous with greater height. How can the Heavenly Sword煞 be neutralized? All煞 energies stem from the Five Elements. The Heavenly Sword煞 can be harmonized and dispelled through the methods of Five Elements integration and Yin-Yang balance. Feng Shui Remedies To neutralize the effects of the Corner Sha or Heavenly Sword Sha, place a pair of bronze qilin statues facing the affected area, or hang a convex mirror or gourd above the window. The gourd absorbs energy and dispels negative influences.
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