In residential Feng Shui, elevators within homes exert a certain influence.
When the main entrance directly faces the elevator door, it generates ominous energy, known as ‘black wind sha.’ Here, the term ‘elevator’ refers to enclosed vertical lifts.
Elevators possess a Yin attribute, emitting an aura of darkness. Generally, elevators in bustling buildings have negligible impact on individuals. However, in low-traffic areas or public structures during nighttime, the elevator’s Yin energy infiltrates human bodies, affecting both the mind and body.
Black wind sha exerts psychological influence on residents, leading to diminished vitality, scattered emotions, and unusual temperaments.
To counteract black wind sha within one’s residence, it is advised to hang naturally grown gourds on the side of the entrance door, absorbing the negative Yin energy and safeguarding the inhabitants.
In another scenario, if ancestral spirits are worshipped at home, an elevator should not be located behind the ancestral altar. Elevator movement disrupts the energy field dramatically, showing great disrespect to the deities, potentially leading to severe decline in the family’s fortune.
When an elevator is situated close to bedrooms, it forms negative energy, disturbing the occupants’ sleep and rest. This interference affects the occupants’ mental and emotional states. While short-term effects may be minor, prolonged exposure can lead to mental health issues and disrupt personal fortunes, causing unfavorable outcomes.
