Feng Shui considerations for commercial roads

In Feng Shui, roads have a significant impact on residential properties, and many people attach great importance to this issue (especially commercial shops).

The road gathers popularity. Feng shui practitioners refer to roads as virtual water , which even has a greater effect than real water. The flow of people is a source of wealth.

For example, some buildings are located on the reverse bow road (a feng shui taboo). From a physics perspective, when a car is driving over, if the driver makes a mistake, it will directly collide with the first floor opposite the reverse bow road.

The pearl curtains hung by ancient families, the three inch high door legs added at the entrance, and the screens added inside the house were all designed to dispel the reverse bow curse.

Modern houses are not close to water, so the road, which is a virtual water, is very important.

With a belt road nearby, financial luck will get better and the treasury will accumulate more and more wealth.

There is a possibility of a reverse bow in the near future, and financial luck will become worse and worse. The treasury will be used less and less.

How to explain if there is a reverse bow road outside the building, but the corridor outside ones own residence is a "belt"? I think it should be considered auspicious. The main impact of the building is on the residents who can see the reverse bow road, which can easily lead to financial losses. If there is a waist water embrace in front of the residence, the homeowner can eventually obtain wealth, which means breaking down first and then becoming a successful one.

If, on the contrary, there is a belt road outside the building and a reverse bow corridor outside ones own residence, then it is not considered auspicious!