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The Han Se school of Feng Shui focuses on exterior landscapes such as rivers and mountain. These rules can be applied to the city and suburban structures. We can substitute Rivers with roads and Mountains with buildings. The study talks about good and bad locations of houses. One that is the most feared is the Feng Shui T Junction.
Does the bad reputation really stand or are there exemptions to the rule? Yes, they are. We will talk about why it is bad, what can be done, the different kinds of t-junctions, and finally what you should never do.
Why is a house facing t junction so bad?
The reason of why a house facing t junction is bad as lot of times cars are rushing in high speed toward the intersection. The Energy attached to the car travels as well very quick with it. The car can stop, but not so the energy. It will create a so-called Sha-Qi hitting the house like a rocket.
Compare it with hurricane wind or a strong water current hitting the house facing t junction and you know what we are talking about here. You can already imagine that nothing good can come out of this. So what are the solutions here? No worry, you do not need to pack an relocate. There are ways to ease the impact.
Exception to the Rule – How a Feng Shui T-Junction can create Wealth
Yes, you have heard right, a Feng Shui house at t junction can in some cases create a great fortune for the owner. It all depends on how the shape of the road is. In the Han Se Landform School, some t-junctions can be influenced by nearby structures to become very good.
Some building can absorb the bad energy for you. In the same way, we can look at the Flying Star Chart to see if the front door is supportive of the Qi-Energy. This causes the Qi to turn into Gold for the owners. It can create the most positive Qi ever.
How? To tell if your house belongs to the exception and can create wealth, a professional T-Junction Audit needs to be done.
Feng Shui T junction house remedies: Avoid Bad Luck
As we have noted, there are indeed ways to take care of this situation. Without doubt, here are the most effective Feng Shui t junction house remedies of how bad Qi Energy can be dealt with. A good home protection should be in place for the sake of the family’s luck.
Feng Shui T-Junction Protected (Lesser Impact):
A solid wall or a high and thick bush should be placed to cut the Qi-Energy’s path. Take a look around to find the exact spots and place them with proper care. Although, in Feng Shui, we do not like to have the front door blocked, but it is better as to invite disaster inside the home. The photo shows a nice example of how the owner planted bushes to protect the front door. From our expertise, to block the energy is the only efficient way to take care of it.
Of cause to close windows or move the front door might be an option, but these should only be considered in extreme worst case scenarios. A six-rod metal wind chime is also advised to hang in front of the house. The sound will weaken the bad Sha-Qi Energy to some point. As we have said, it will not eliminate, but lessen the impact.
What you should NOT DO!
Do not believe that some crystal or a Bagua Mirror will help with the incoming Energy Train. Sorry to say, but this will not help and is just a waste of money. Next, to paint the house wall in a more favorable color just makes the Qi-Energy laugh at you. It will tell you, nice color and see you at the inside.
Lastly, forget the inside and concentrate only on the outside first. This has to be your priority. If the bad Qi-Energy can enter your home an impact is felt. For this reason, you can have the best Feng Shui (Interior) adjustments done, but it will not help at all.
Read More: The Feng Shui things to avoidDifferent Types of Feng Shui T Junction
T-Junction / Reverse Bowl / Too Many Roads
The above corner house is being killed by Sha-Qi literally from all sides. First, the house is located at TWO T-Junctions, plus the curved garden is considered as “Reverse Bowl” in Feng Shui. This house is very inauspicious should be avoided.
Hidden Feng Shui T-Junction (Back-Lane Sha)
The hidden T-Junction (Back Lane Sha) is not noticed by many. The photo shows very good of how the wall and the small space create a high-speed way to let the bad energy shoot right into the last house shown at the end. In like manner as the T-Junction, block it by a bush or a wall.
Chong Sha (Rushing-At Sha) of a V-Junction
The V-Junction (Chong Cha) is like a scissor cutting the house in half when cars approach this area. Of course, the cars turn left or right, but the energy shoots like a straight bow right into the front entrance of this building. Avoid such a location at all cost. In the illustration above, the property lacks protection and has a high potential to be harmed from the incoming sha energy preventing growth.
Back T-Junction
In case a T-Junction is located on the back side of the home, it has the same effects as a regular one in front. In any case, it is not common and can get be taken care of much easier. Just plant high bushes or a build a wall in your backyard to block it out.
Curved Bow Road
Some houses have nice front yards with luxury looks of garden and drive-way melted into each other. No doubt, it is superb looking but in Feng Shui, this curved bow creates cutting energy like a knife for the house. A closer look can tell that the road shape is like a metal saw blade which cuts right into the house. What are the effects? As known, in Classical Feng Shui each compass sector is associated with a family member and body parts. In short, bad Energy is activated to cause health problems and money loss. To explain, take a read at the Family Member Trigram Map
Why many people do not like a house facing t junction?
- Accidents can happen that cars crash into the home
- The Headlights of cars let many people think of police arrests during night times
- The location is not quite due to car noise
- As cars do emit pollution into the air, the air is not clean
Types of Feng Shui T-Junctions that are OK
1. T-Junction in Pedestrian Zones (No Cars Allowed)
The house is located in a walking zone where no cars are allowed to drive. In the above photo, the house does not look well situated at all. This time, the home is very auspicious for its owners. As people do not create the same fast movement of energy as cars, nothing we have to worry about. With this in mind, not all t-junctions locations are bad. A case by case study has to be done for each home.
2. The Road is quite short
Shorter Roads do create a lesser impact on the house. As cars cannot drive very fast, the Sha-Qi Energy might be just a slow-moving train that gently touches the door. Given that we can say, the faster the cars do approach the home, the more strength the bad energy gets. Observe and you will know if the location is OK or not.
3. One-Way Road
If the home is located in a One-Way Road, the focus needs to be of where the cars come from. If the vehicles approach from the side and turn into the single road, there will be no harm caused.
4. Front Door Location is not affected
If the front door is not right in the path of the T-Junction there is little to worry about. As a result, the Qi-Energy will just hit the wall without any damage caused. Take a look around your house, if there are no windows or doors in the path, you are very OK.
What can happen if You are Hit by Bad Energy?
BAD LUCK: The bad energy from a T-Junction can bring severe bad luck such as job loss, illness, and relationship problems. Whoever lives in this house will find themselves not happy until proper cures are in place. As soon as the bad energy hits the inside of the home, it will start to take over. If you are in such a situation, a T-Junction Audit might be a good idea. At this point, it is time to stop the bad luck and have a happy future.
UNABLE TO MAKE DECISIONS: It is like the road, cars can decide to either turn left or right. As a matter of fact, the same can be applied to the owner. From experience, a confused mind and not able to decide in which direction of life one should go.
GHOST ENCOUNTER: Young souls who die on the road can attach themselves to cars. As they fly only in straight lines, they cannot turn as cars do. Under those circumstances, the souls can crash right into the home. In Asia, spirit houses are set up at intersections or curves to take care of these confused souls. This is quite superstitious but should be mentioned.
June 24, 2019
By FengShuiBalanz
With over 9 years of experience in classical Feng Shui, our expertise centers on Flying Stars and Form School. Trained by respected Grand Masters across Asia, the USA, and Europe, we’ve delivered expert consultations to hundreds of clients. Driven by a deep passion for guiding others, our approach emphasizes mentorship, helping individuals grasp the authentic teachings of Feng Shui. The teaching style is patient and approachable, blending traditional wisdom with practical, real-world strategies that deliver meaningful results.
I think intention and belief are important. I want my T junction Crystal.
Even though the house I want is offset from the North aiming T junction.
The house frontage faces West.
This is not a true T junction house, is it?
I agree that belief holds significant importance, yet it is crucial to distinguish between intangible beliefs and the physical presence of geographical features, such as a T-junction. Beliefs, being intangible, vary among individuals and are subjective. On the contrary, a T-junction can be objectively observed with our senses, allowing us to witness cars approaching with visible energy.
Notably, instances reported in the news indicate recurring accidents where cars crash into properties situated at T-junctions. I have personally worked with several clients who narrowly escaped being hit by a car crashing into their homes. In light of these concerns, it is essential for individuals to feel secure and protected within their homes, without the constant worry of potential accidents.
Consequently, the recommended course of action is to establish a protective barrier, such as thick bushes or, ideally, a concrete wall. This proactive measure aims to ensure the safety of household members and alleviate the persistent concern of potential T-junction-related accidents.
Regrettably, I am unable to provide a comprehensive answer without a precise understanding of the home and its surrounding T-junction. I will send you an email, hoping you can share images or Google coordinates for a thorough assessment.
I am considering purchasing this home, but am worried about the T Junction. Your advise is greatly appreciated.
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Thanks in advance.
Upon observing the street view and Google Maps images, it is evident that your home is significantly impacted by the T-junction at your front door and the large window on the frontage of the house. The most practical solution appears to be the installation of a protective barrier in the form of taller bushes to mitigate the effects of incoming energy. However, it remains uncertain whether such alterations would be permissible according to the subdivision rules. Additionally, there is a concern that this may darken the front entrance, creating an excessively yin atmosphere, which is considered inauspicious.
On a separate note, the rear of the property features a sizable lake facing South. It’s important to note that the south direction is deemed the most inauspicious water location for the next two decades. This could potentially have adverse effects on your health and wealth luck.
Based on the significant impact of these influential Feng Shui land-form flaws, my recommendation is to RECONSIDER purchasing this house. I offer a service dedicated to assisting with remote house selection, focusing on favorable Feng Shui aspects. If you are interested, please feel free to contact me.
It’s crucial to find a home that is compatibly with your family members and attracts auspicious qi. Many of these unseen influences are assessed by considering the birth dates of the family members to determine the suitability of a partial home.
I am in the same dilemma . We are looking to purchase this house (link removed). Can you please take a look and help me pls. We really like the house but the only thing held us is the t junction. It also looks like they put some plants to block it.
Upon a quick inspection of the home, it’s evident that the T-junction poses a significant flaw, particularly concerning the garage door. Without delving into the consideration of unseen energies (flying stars), this flaw could have a detrimental impact on your main entrance. While there are instances where a T-junction can be advantageous, this can only be accurately determined through a comprehensive home hunting audit once the unseen energies are meticulously calculated.
Another important aspect to consider is the placement of the swimming pool. Given that we are in Period 9, certain directions for exterior water features can be highly inauspicious, while others are very auspicious.
Furthermore, it’s worth noting that there are specific house types that can bring good fortune, as well as unfavorable ones that may cause problems. One method to gain insight is by researching the previous owner to ascertain whether they experienced success or encountered any issues.
As you can see, there are numerous factors to consider in determining whether the home is suitable for you. Without taking into account all these aspects, the presence of the T-junction could indeed have a significantly negative impact on your home.
Hi, interested in this home (link in โwebsiteโ)
T junction is a concern. Can you please take a quick look and let me know your thoughts? Many thanks!
In response to your questions and concerns regarding the t-junction near your potential new home, please note that if you plan to use the garage as your main entrance, it may be subject to direct negative “sha Qi” energy from the junction. Unfortunately, there are limited remedies available in this situation, especially since you’ll need to use your driveway for parking.
However, if you choose to utilize only the main entrance of the house, the impact appears to vary with the seasons. Given your location experiences four distinct seasons, during summer, the surrounding bushes and trees provide some protection for your front door. Yet, in autumn and winter, when the foliage and greenery is thin or non-existent, your front door will be more exposed to the negative energy from the t-junction.
We have been living at a t-intersection for many many years and have experienced no issues. I donโt believe in feng shui and my wife shares the same feelings. Our Asian friends told us that they donโt believe in feng shui, but their parents believe in it. Weโve been told by the same parents that because our front door is a located on the side of the house versus the front of the house, this is why we are safe lol. Either way, we love our house and feel lucky to live here.
Thank you for your comment and for sharing more about your unique living situation at a T-junction. Your Asian friend’s parents made a valid point about why you may not be experiencing any negative effects from the excessive energy flow at the T-junction. Indeed, positioning the front door to the side of the home provides a protective buffer. It’s possible that unintentional features in your garden may also contribute to safeguarding your home.
Nevertheless, people hold a variety of beliefs, and it’s crucial to keep an open mind to the possibility that there may be phenomena beyond our current understanding. For instance, consider consulting a quantum physicist about concepts like the “measurement problem” or “consciousness in quantum phenomena,” which, although not empirically provable, are widely acknowledged to exist.
Hi there! I put an offer to build a house on this land but my friend told me that it is bad feng shui because of where it is situated. It will be a west facing house. Here is the diagram:
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There is a plan to plant a tree just in front of the house and the road leads up to the garage. Will that be ok?
Thank you for your comment. I’ve contacted you through regular email because I’m unable to provide a response based solely on this sketch. I require more detailed information about the specific surroundings and location to ascertain whether the home is indeed affected by inauspicious qi flow or if there’s no cause for concern.
Hi very interested to hear what you have to say. I already brought the house but now living inside. Unfortunately my door is faced to the T. I have built a brick fence.. for safety and feng sui. Not sure if itโs enough. Also planted trees and plants. Please email me for the address
Yes, it is the best approach to completely blocking the incoming Qi that affects the interior energy flow of the home. Additionally, it serves as an extra safety barrier since it can happen for cars to crash into houses located at T-junctions. A brick fence combined with taller bushes, at least 2 meters high, is generally a good solution to mitigate the negative Feng Shui impact of a T-junction.
I have a wellness spa business that has been operating for more than 5 years. When I opened it in 2019, the sales were okay, I immediately recovered the return of investment in less than a year. Year 2020 the Spa is closed due to the pandemic. Year 2021 when we reopened but I immediately noticed the slow decline in sales especially that I have come to the point of just closing the business. I don’t have a good relationship with my staff as well and negativity is happening everyday, until I was surprised that they all resigned at the same time and not a single staff member was left behind. I took it as a sign to let go of the business. My sister encouraged me to consult a feng sui master. He said I have nothing to lose if I try. The moment the fengsui arrived at my shop, the first thing she noticed was the T-JUNCTION right across from the door of my store. She explained how much of an impact it had on my business. I asked her if I needed to relocate – She said the location of my business is perfect because it is facing east and along the highway and opposite the school and there are also business establishments next to it. The feng sui master advised me to have a renovation in my store and cover the area of โโthe door opposite the t-junction and she asked me to move the location of the entrance door as well. She also advised me to put a real bamboo wood design in front of the T-junction to absorb the bad energy it brings and bamboo is suitable for my business which is a wellness spa. Do you think this this enough?
Does this T-junction also affect my other business even though it is in a different location? The reason I asked is because I also noticed a decrease in sales with almost no clients coming to me.
Thank you in advance for your response.
Thank you for the detailed information you provided. Indeed, a T-junction can have a very inauspicious impact on the business, as you have observed when left untreated. From your explanation, it is very obvious that there is more at play than just the T-junction issue.
Has the Feng Shui consultant conducted a flying star analysis and form school analysis of your space? Flying star analysis examines the unseen energies within a space based on the date of construction and the magnetic orientation of the business. With this energy blueprint, we can delve deeper into the underlying causes.
Additionally, assessing the actual Qi flow circulation both inside and outside the premises is crucial. I will contact you via email to gather more personal details confidentially.
Hi I just bought a house and realised that it is T junction. But there are bushes and small trees in front of the house and the house is slightly higher ground. Is this ok to block the bad qi?
Hi Tracy, thank you for providing the location details. I quickly observed the property and the nearby T-junctions for you. Since the house is situated on elevated ground, along with the dense bushes in front, they will effectively shield the home from any negative energy emitted by the t-junction. Given your particular circumstances, thereโs no need for concern. Just make sure to keep the bushes and small trees lush and healthy. Best of luck with your new home!
Thank you so much for your advice. Do I need to put a ่ซ่ฆ(goard) or a mirror just to have double protection of bad qi? Also the front house is facing west. Is this no good in terms of feng shui also? Many thanks
The house front is facing west. Near highway. I am worry about this making a wrong decision. We still have cooling period until tomorrow to withdraw the offer. Please if you can reply soonest possible. Thanks
I’m unable to provide a comprehensive assessment on whether the house is supportive or not without conducting a thorough audit, considering many underlying factors. Upon a brief observation from a feng shui perspective, there are a few unfavorable aspects to consider. Firstly, a home situated next to a busy highway is exposed to what we call “rushing sha qi,” which is generally considered inauspicious due to constant noise from passing vehicles. Additionally, the home appears to have an irregular shape, which can introduce challenges related to missing sectors.
However, there are positive elements to note as well. The property’s lot is approximately 98% rectangular, which is auspicious and supportive in form. Furthermore, the home benefits from extensive landscaping that surrounds and protects it on the right, left, and rear sides. Notably, the owner has planted numerous trees in front of the home to shield it from negative influences such as a T-junction. My concern, though, is whether the abundance of shrubs and trees at the entrance could create an overly yin and dark ambiance.
Apart from these observations, I’m unable to comment further on other aspects of the home’s energy quality at this time. However, these initial insights may offer clues to potential exterior issues. Ultimately, if you find yourself unsure about the house, it may be worth listening to any inner voice you have. While the bushes in front of the home are beneficial for protecting the home from the T-junction, they may also darken the entrance and interior.
Hi,
Thank you for a detailed information on this page. I am in process of buying the house. It is a house right next to the T point house. Do i still need to be concerned? The house fronting is on East. In below diagram, the house i am looking at is the dot.
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Your quick description suggests that there shouldn’t be much to worry about with the t-junction. However, it’s important to remember that there are numerous other external factors to consider in addition to the t-junction. If the home is supportive for you or not, it’s also largely dependent on the energy of the entire space, which includes the surrounding environment and the flying star’s energy. There is no one-line solution that can adequately solve this complex problem.
Thank you for the information provided on the portal.
I’d like to ask about a house we’re considering buying. On Google Maps, it appears to be located at a T-junction, but when we visited, it didnโt seem that way. The house faces a two-lane road, with one lane turning in and the other exiting. The house is slightly diagonal to the lane that turns in, while the exit lane faces directly to the neighboring property which is right side of the property of interets. Given this layout, would the house still be considered to be facing a T-junction? The turning lane does face the house diagonally, but the exiting lane faces the neighboring property, so cars exiting the junction are not directly facing the house of interest
If you have an email address, I can send you a picture for a clearer understanding of the T-junction, if that would help.
You are very welcome, and I’m glad I can help by sharing knowledge that makes life better for everyone. In response to your inquiry, the t-junction has no effect whatsoever on your new house. The energy of the turning vehicles from the two-lane road across from your intended home will only effect your neighbor’s home and not yours. This is solely due to the fact that driving in Australia is done on the left side of the road. I wish truly that your new home brings you the utmost luck and prosperity you are looking for!
Hi,
Someone I know is considering buying this house but noticed it sits at a t-junction. From a video, it seems like the street goes straight into the garage instead of the door. Would the bad energy still hit straight into the house even if the street is going towards the garage? I believe there are windows on top the garage and a living room space where the windows are on second floor. Thank you.
Since the garage is integrated into the home, using the garage door as the main entrance will have an impact on the energy of the house. In general, Iโm not particularly fond of homes located at a T-junction. Although there are rare cases where such a location can be beneficial, it requires a very specific and carefully analysis if the energy configuration is supportive, which is difficult to see looking at homes roughtly. For most homebuyers, itโs advisable to avoid properties situated at a T-junction.
Hello,
Could you take a look at this house and let me know what your opinion or advice on it? The house is half facing the road and half facing an elementary school. Its front door is not facing directly at the road, but one of the windows upstairs and the garage door are. The road in front is short, but Iโm worried that the traffic when parents drop off and pick up their kids at school can have a negative impact on the feng shui of the house.
Please email me if you cannot see the house from the Google Maps address I provided. Thank you for your time in advance!
From a Feng Shui perspective on T-junctions, the neighboring house (white) will be primarily impacted due to the incoming traffic, which is due to the right-hand traffic flow. One minor concern is that the fence may create “Piercing Sha” by cutting into your home.
To check this, imagine a line extending from the fence toward your home. If this line intersects your house wall, it’s not a concern; otherwise, a 5 to 6-foot tall plant can help redirect the incoming Qi.
Because of the nearby school, which generates a lot of Yang energy from children playing and parents dropping off/picking up, itโs important to minimize the impact of this excess Yang energy. Ensure your windows are well-sealed to keep the noise out. Aside from these points, there are no major concerns.
Thank you so much for your advice! Iโm wondering what negative impact excess yang energy could have on the people living in the house. Also, do you have any suggestions to minimize the negative impact when the staircase faces the front door?
Thank you!
Restlessness and insomnia could manifest as a result of the constant noise levels. It can be difficult for residents to relax. Furthermore, the overwhelming Yang can cause stress and anxiety, particularly by disrupting the body’s energy flow balance.
Overall, it is very hard to have a calming, balanced, and harmonious interior energy environment. As you know, everything in our universe needs balance. If this is indeed a concern, please invest in some good soundproof windows and doors to keep the exterior noise outside.
Thank you for providing more context on the various T-junctions. My husband and I recently visited a potential house located at the elbow of the street. Based on your explanation, it seems the house will be effective by negative energy based on the traffic. I pasted the link to the house below. May you confirm and elaborate. Thank you in advance.
Yes, after reviewing the Google Maps, itโs clear that the house is situated on the outer curve of the road, which is affected by whatโs known in Feng Shui as “curved bow road sha” (unfavorable energy from a curved road).
Additionally, the lot shape is irregular. In Feng Shui, we prefer stable, square, or rectangular lot shapes because irregular shapes can disrupt Chi (energy) flow around the property. This particular lot is triangular, which can make financial stability more challenging and is associated with the fire element. Residential properties typically do not recommend the fire element.
Hi,
Can you please your email id to schedule a zoom call, I can explain about the property.
It is quite urgent as I am in process of buying it
Thanks
kindly check your email
hi, this is a very interesting blog and comments. I also have a situation.
We are considering buying this house. (url removed)
However I notice it’s directly facing the street. It is elevated, and has some bushes in front. The door and windows face the street. Would you advise not buying the house, or should we put a wall in front of the house?
Thanks very much
Hello, from a “classical form school” perspective, the property has several significant Feng Shui issues. Beyond the main road facing the propertyโwhich directs oncoming traffic towards itโthere are additional structural challenges. For instance, the house sits on the outer bend of a curve, a feature known as a “cutting blade,” which is generally unfavorable. While the house is slightly elevated, this only partially reduces the negative impact but does not fully neutralize it.
A primary concern is the steep staircase leading to the front door, which is long and narrow, a feature known as “Pulling Nose Water.” This design prevents positive Qi from gathering and essentially drains wealth energy. The steep incline of the hill may amplify this effect. Furthermore, it appears there is a large electricity pole aligned directly with the front door, creating a “Piercing Heart Sha,” which could lead to career obstacles.
Overall, these issues give ample reason to reconsider the purchase. Unfortunately, there are few remedies available for these types of environmental form Feng Shui flaws. I would recommend finding a property with a better surrounding that supports the accumulation of positive Feng Shui Qi, as environmental energy contributes over 70โ80% to a home’s overall energy quality. A good location is essential for harnessing beneficial Qi.
thanks very much, this helps us a lot, and we won’t purchase this house.
Hello,
Could you please give me some advice on how impacted this home will be by the t-junction?
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I did wonder whether because we drive on the left-side of the road in New Zealand, whether the home would be less affected, with the energy going into the shared driveway next to the home? What are your thoughts and what would you advise? Looking forward to hearing back from you!
Yes, you are correct that the T-junction impacts the shared driveway. However, due to the steep slope of the hill, the energy tends to travel upwards, which also affects the second living space. In addition to the T-junction, there are other concerns to consider, as the deep slope could cause the Qi to dissipate, further impacting the home’s energy.
Hi,
Thank you for this post, very insightful. Iโm interested in purchasing this property, but my parents advised against this due to the T-junction. Please advise.
My apologies for the delayed response. I have to agree with your parents, as this home could attract negative energy from the T-junction, which is difficult to fix. I recommend continuing your search for a better option.
Hi, thank you for all the helpful comments on this page. I’m considering a home purchase that is at a T-junction. I love everything about this house except that it is at T junction. Front door is slightly to the left and just barely missed the main traffic of the T. It is not a super long street but not too short either. There are some scrubs planted on both side of the door but not blocking the actual door. Please advise on what I should do. Is it something that’s fixable with exterior additions? Or is this a must avoid case. Behind the house is a water easement area I believe.
Thank you for your input.
In my opinion, it’s best to continue searching. The T-junction is just one issue I’ve noticed, but there are several other concerning factors as well. For example, the property lot is triangular in shape, which is associated with the fire element in the 5 Transformation Theory. This could create stress for the household members and may make it more difficult to save money. Along with the T-junction, this is another significant flaw.
Regarding the T-junction itself, the front of the house is fully exposed to it, which invites negative energy. While remedies can be applied to counteract this, they can be quite expensive. Personally, I would not purchase this property and would instead keep looking for a better option. If the house were to undergo proper Feng Shui adjustments, I would rate it at a C- to D. When house hunting, we typically look for properties rated A or B.
Hi, thank you for the super insightful post! My partner and I have found a house that we really like but that sits in front of a T- junction; the road is relatively short and residential, would that help mitigate the effect? There is also another property that we like that seems to be less affected by a T-junction (UK) nearby however is on a busier road, which one would be best Fengshui-wise (if any)?
Thank you so much in advance!
First Home:
Let me briefly comment on the first house. Just by reviewing the exterior and overall form, Iโve identified two major flaws. Firstly, the house is situated at a T-junction, where the long incoming road directs energy straight toward the front door, which is highly unfavorable. Due to the limitations of the property, it would be nearly impossible to implement effective remedies.
Secondly, the home has a significant missing sector, which could negatively affect one or more family members. Furthermore, the property occupies a corner lot and lacks adequate side support.
Verdict: I would not recommend this home.
Second Home:
The second home is also located near a T-junction. However, from the Google Maps view, it’s difficult to determine whether the turning traffic directly affects the front door. The property also has a missing section, which is a concern. A key drawback is its position on a main road, exposing it to “noise sha” and “rushing sha”โboth considered unfavorable in Feng Shui. Positively, a hill backs the house, providing strong support and grounding energy, possibly supporting health and interpersonal relationships.
To determine the suitability of the home, a deeper analysis is needed, especially of the front door, living room, and bedroom. This will clarify whether the negative external factors are minor or if they contribute to a larger accumulation of unfavorable energy, which can only be assessed through a detailed Feng Shui energy analysis of the layout.
Verdict: Possibly good, but further analysis is needed.
Hello Fengshuibalanz,
Thank you for your super helpful post on Fenshui!
My son and I are looking at a townhouse and wonder if we should buy or walk away.
1) Itโs a t-house. The street/court that points into this house is a drive way for a bunch of townhousesโ garages.
2) the front door opens directly to a steep staircase.
We appreciate your expert advices.
Thank you
Iโm glad our blog post has been helpful and can serve as a guide for creating a better living experience. I took a quick look at the property listing, and in my opinion, itโs best to walk away and continue searching for a more suitable home.
1/ Generally, homes located at T-junctions (with a few exceptions) tend to bring various challenges for residents. I often hear from people who experience negative changes in their lives after moving into such properties. For this reason, itโs wise to avoid homes affected by a T-junction.
2/ The steep staircase and its close proximity to the front door present another concern.
3/ Additionally, the nearby freeway is carrying fast-moving or disruptive (sha qi) energy. It is yet another reason to pass on the property.
These are just a few basic observations. In summary, itโs best to choose a home in a peaceful neighborhood, away from busy roads, and to avoid properties located at T-junctions or Cul-De-Sacs.
Hi,
Your post is very helpful! Can you please check on this house? {link removed}
Hi, I took a quick look, and the house appears to be quite exposed to the T-junction. The two front windows are especially vulnerable because they face it directly. Since the entire frontage is paved with concrete driveway, the options for effective remedies are very limited.
If you truly like the property, you would need to plant a hedge at least six to eight feet tall along the front to help block, soften, and redirect the incoming sha qi from the T-junction. The challenge is that such a hedge could create too much shade in the front area, which may interfere with the accumulation of wealth qi. Ideally, the front door or garage should have a bright, open space to encourage positive energy flow.
Overall, even without doing a full analysis, I personally would avoid homes situated at a T-junction. There are simply too many cases where residents encounter various challenges or negative patterns in these locations.