Bazi Fengshui Series: Property Missing Sectors in Fengshui
A property or land has the ability to gather energy for the benefit of the owner and people living inside. Therefore it is important that a property or unit is ‘complete’ in terms of its shape.
In classic Fengshui, the term “Four Points of Gold” (四点金) is used to describe the ideal shape of a piece of land or property, which is square or rectangular. However modern properties are often built ‘incomplete’ with missing sectors which may have impact on the owner or occupants in time to come. Hence, it is good to know of this before you purchase the property or land and if you already have the property, some remedies can be made to improve the situation. But do note that prevention is always better than cure and that avoidance of bad units or properties are always preferred than patching up and fixing the problems that stick along with your property ownership.
What Is A Missing Sector?
As a thumb of rule, missing sectors need to be at least one-nineth of the entire floor plan.
Below are some examples of houses or units with missing sectors.
What It Means To Have A Missing Sector?
In simple terms, the unit floor plan is usually divided into 9 equal sectors after identifying the facing direction of the property. Each sector has its own representative direction with reference to the facing direction of the unit. And from there we are able to link each sector’s relations to elements and impacts on different family member, health, profession or career.
A missing sector is considered a ‘weakened sector’ and that there is a weak connection between the person represented by the sector and the house. Over time, the missing sector can have implications on health, career, relationships and even characteristics of the person impacted by the missing sector.
Sectors and Their Relations
Northwest Sector
Family member: Father or men older than 45
Health: Mental
Organ and Body part: Head, brain, bone
Characteristics: Power, authority, strategy
Industries: Banking, finance, hardware
Professions: Policy maker, legal, management consultant
West Sector
Family member: Youngest daughter or girls younger than 15
Health: Communication
Organ and Body part: Mouth, Tongue, Respiratory system, Lungs
Characteristics: Eloquence, persuasion
Industries: Entertainment, Public relations, Telecommunications
Professions: Celebrity, frontline sales
Southwest Sector
Family member: Mother or women older than 45
Health: Digestion
Organ and Body part: Digestive system, abdomen, skin
Characteristics: Stability, acceptance
Industries: Real Estate and Construction, Nutrition, Food
Professions: Real Estate, Insurance
South Sector
Family member: Middle daughter or girls of age 15 to 30
Health: Circulation
Organ and Body part: Eye, heart
Characteristics: Passion, joy, self confidence
Industries: Media, Aesthetics, Electronics
Professions: Fashion, life coach, photographer
Southeast Sector
Family member: Eldest daughter or women between 30 to 45
Health: Nervous system
Organ and Body part: Limbs, Hips, Liver, Gallbladder
Characteristics: Direction, growth
Industries: Marketing, advertising
Professions: Artists, project manager, interior designer
East Sector
Family member: Eldest son or men between 30 to 45
Organ and Body part: Legs, Gallbladder
Characteristics: Speed, willpower
Industries: Human resource, journalism
Professions: Headhunter, recruiter, sportsman
Northeast Sector
Family member: Youngest son or boys between 1 to 15
Health: Emotion
Organ and Body part: Spine, nose, hands, fingers
Characteristics: Stability and calmness
Industries: Natural healing
Professions: Yoga, Traditional Chinese Medicine
North Sector
Family member: Middle son or boys between 15 to 30
Health: Clarity, thinking
Organ and Body part: Kidney, Bladder, Ear, Genitourinary system
Characteristics: Wisdom, creativity, flexibility
Industries: Planning, research
Professions: Aquatic farm, transportation, logistics
Remedies For Missing Sectors
As mentioned, it is best to avoid purchasing a house or property that has missing sectors. But if conditions do not allow, there are remedies that can help to uplift and ‘patch’ the missing sectors on a case-by-case basis according to the discretion and analysis of the Fengshui Consultant.
For me, if I see that the North sector is missing, elements that bring in water using the Three Combinations of Monkey-Rat-Dragon can be installed at the sector. In practice, lightings, doors, windows can be harnessed to bring in the elements of the Three Combinations. Another advanced remedy is using external Qi opening if there is a water element outside in the direction of the missing sector.
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