A long overpass can resemble a sharp sword pointing directly toward a shop, while the constant flow of vehicles creates strong Sha Qi. Vehicles traveling at high speed on the overpass can also generate significant noise and powerful air currents, which may have an adverse effect on the physical well-being and perceived energy of people working on lower floors.
From a Feng Shui perspective, an overpass is also considered capable of gathering wealth energy. Therefore, shops located on higher floors—generally above the fifth floor—near an elevated roadway may not only be better protected from the Sha Qi, but may also benefit from the traditionally favorable wealth-gathering effect of the overpass.
Overall, shops directly facing an overpass are generally considered less favorable from a Feng Shui perspective, because overpasses are usually higher than the shops they face. It is relatively uncommon for an overpass to be lower than the shop, except in the case of certain commercial buildings.
Hospitals
Hospitals are places dedicated to treating illness and saving lives, and there is nothing inherently negative about them. However, hospitals can naturally remind people of illness and death, creating a psychological sense of unease.
An exception may be businesses and commercial establishments that are directly related to hospitals, such as flower shops, fruit shops, and health-product stores. These businesses provide products that patients and their families may need during a hospital stay and can therefore be suitable for locations near hospitals.
0 comments