The dragon is a sacred creature revered in traditional Chinese culture and is a symbol of nobility and authority. In Feng Shui, the position of the dragon is also considered important. In macro Feng Shui, one should examine the overall flow and direction of mountains and water, including the movement and course of the Mountain Dragon and Water Dragon. In micro Feng Shui, attention is given to the forms and features associated with the Qinglong (Azure Dragon) and Baihu (White Tiger) directions.
In Feng Shui, the Qinglong is on the left and the Baihu is on the right. The Qinglong represents auspicious forces and helpful people, while the Baihu represents negative influences and troublesome individuals.
For example, if you are facing a building that sits north and faces south, the left side is the Qinglong side, while the right side is the Baihu side. However, when choosing the Qinglong position, it is not recommended to choose the far-left position, as this may instead create a Baihu Sha.
If you live in a home affected by Baihu Sha, a decorative rock formation or a Qinglong (Azure Dragon) ornament can traditionally be placed on the left side of the room to help counteract it.
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