When two roads converge directly toward a shop, traditional Feng Shui considers this unfavorable and associates it with potential financial loss and health problems.
When three or more roads converge and point directly toward a shop, this is traditionally known as “Scissor Sha” (Jian Dao Sha). It is associated with financial loss and injuries, and the more roads that converge, the more severe the traditional interpretation.
When a road approaches the main entrance at an angle, it is traditionally known as “Diagonal Spear Sha” (Xie Qiang Sha).
- A road approaching from the left is traditionally believed to affect men.
- A road approaching from the right is traditionally believed to affect women.
Traditional remedies: Hang a beaded curtain or place a decorative screen to create a visual and spatial barrier between the entrance and the road.
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