The info on lucky and unlucky feng shui directions is awesome and helpful but way too often taken the wrong way. While knowing this information is helpful, it is important to understand that feng shui is not a religion. You will not suffer if you face a direction that is not that lucky for you, or if your loved ones have different lucky directions from yours. You will also most definitely not suffer if you are not wearing your personal lucky colors, or the lucky colors of the year.
As with most things feng shui, use this information to help you, not to rule your life. Basically, your lucky feng shui directions are considered to have more supportive energy for you; while the unlucky directions obviously do the opposite. Knowing that you are the one in charge, have a look at the chart below. Note that to find your lucky feng shui directions, you first have to know your Kua number. Then you can easily find your lucky directions, and do your best to use them (wisely) in your home or office.
Your Best Feng Shui Directions
This information is applied to areas where you tend to spend more time, such as your bedroom or your office. You can position your bed with the headboard directed toward one of your best directions. The same applies to your office; you can position your desk so as to benefit from best energies.
As for your unlucky directions, I will not mention them because logically, the other four directions that are not listed for your Kua number as lucky, are considered unlucky. You might have seen feng shui charts online with many dreadful names attached to them, from ghosts to killing energy and other vampire-like wording.
Do not give in to this fearful energy. Develop an intelligent and logical approach to feng shui, so that you can benefit from applying it in your home. As for the other approach, the one driven by superstition or fear, know that it never works. It is best to use feng shui pragmatically. Experiment with facing your best directions, and see if this makes a difference. I know it does for me.
Rodika Tchi works with private clients worldwide to create homes that support health, relationships and daily life. She is the author of two published books and has been interviewed by Psychology Today, Business Insider and Elle Décor.
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