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7 Feng Shui Signs to Check Before Buying Your Dream Home

  • Writer: Sandeep Raut
    Sandeep Raut
  • Jul 3
  • 4 min read

Updated: Jul 12

Buying a new home? It’s exciting, emotional, and often a lifelong dream. But before you fall for that beautiful balcony or open kitchen layout, take a step back. There’s more at stake than just aesthetics.


What if your “perfect” home could block your wealth, drain your health, and stir up relationship stress—all due to poor Feng Shui?


Hi, I’m Sandeep Raut, and today, I’m sharing the 7 Feng Shui signs you must check before signing that property deal. These signs aren’t just ancient superstitions; they are energetic principles that have been observed and refined over thousands of years.


When your space flows, your life grows. Let’s dive in 👇


1️⃣ Negative Surroundings = Negative Energy


🚫 Red Flag: Homes near cemeteries, hospitals, or at the end of T-junction roads.


T-junctions send aggressive “Sha Chi” (attacking energy) straight into your home—like an arrow of chaos. This leads to instability in finances, health, and peace of mind.


Ideal Surroundings: Look for quiet streets dotted with greenery, gentle curves, happy neighbors, and vibrant trees. Your surroundings form the foundation of your home life.


2️⃣ A Hidden or Blocked Main Entrance


🚫 Red Flag: If your front door is hidden behind a wall, tree, or tucked away awkwardly.


In Feng Shui, the front door is the Mouth of Chi—the main entry point for positive energy. If energy can’t find your door, neither can wealth or opportunities.


Fix: Ensure the entrance is visible, brightly lit, and welcoming. Bonus tip: A bold, contrasting door color can invite attention and energy.


Feng Shui and Energy Flow


Understanding Feng Shui can help you create a harmonious living space. A home that promotes good energy can significantly enhance your quality of life.


3️⃣ Staircase Directly Facing the Front Door


🚫 Red Flag: Stairs that lead up or down immediately from the main door.


This setup creates an energy drain. The wealth and opportunities that enter your home may rush off either up or down, and they never stay.


Fix: Use a rug with a spiral design, a tall plant, or a screen to redirect and “catch” the Chi before it rushes away. Ideally, choose homes with a foyer or a staircase positioned off to the side.


4️⃣ Mirror Opposite the Main Door


🚫 Red Flag: A mirror directly facing the entrance.


That fresh energy entering your home? The mirror pushes it right back out. This layout often leads to missed opportunities, unstable finances, and poor retention of success.


Fix: Move the mirror to a side wall. Mirrors are beneficial in Feng Shui—but placement matters.


5️⃣ Back Door Visible from the Front Door


🚫 Red Flag: You can see the back door or a large window directly from the front entrance.


This creates a “tunnel effect” where Chi enters and exits immediately, without circulating or benefiting the space.


Fix: Add a screen, a bookshelf, a tall indoor plant, or even a colorful rug to gently redirect the energy flow and hold it within the home.


The Importance of Chi in Your Home


Understanding how Chi flows through your home is crucial for creating a nurturing environment. The energy in your house can impact your mood and overall well-being.


6️⃣ Bathrooms in the Wealth or Career Corners


🚫 Red Flag: A toilet in the Southeast (Wealth) or North (Career) zone of your home.


Bathrooms are associated with drainage—both literally and energetically. In these critical zones, they can flush away prosperity and career progress.


Fix: Keep the lid closed, use mirrors to reflect positive energy, and bring in plants or appropriate colors:

  • Green, purple, or gold for wealth corners

  • Blue or black for career areas


7️⃣ Sharp Beams or Ceiling Fans Above the Bed


🚫 Red Flag: Exposed beams, angular ceilings, or ceiling fans positioned above your bed.


This creates Sha Chi, a downward, attacking energy that adversely affects sleep, mental peace, and even physical health.


Fix: Opt for smooth ceilings or soften beams with fabric canopies or uplifting lighting. Your sleep should feel secure and deeply restorative.


🎁 Bonus Tip: Trust Your Gut


Sometimes, your body senses what your eyes can’t. If you feel uneasy, anxious, or “off” while touring a home—even if everything looks perfect—listen to that instinct. It’s your internal Feng Shui radar speaking.


✅ Quick Recap: The 7 Feng Shui Signs to Watch For


Before buying your dream home, check for:

  1. ✔️ Positive, nurturing surroundings

  2. ✔️ Clear, visible, and strong entrance

  3. ✔️ No staircase facing the front door

  4. ✔️ No mirror opposite the main door

  5. ✔️ No back door in direct line of sight

  6. ✔️ No toilets in Southeast (Wealth) or North (Career) zones

  7. ✔️ No beams or fans over the bed


💡 Follow this checklist, and you’ll choose a home that supports your goals—not sabotages them.



💬 Tell Me…


Which of the 7 signs surprised you the most? Comment below, and let’s chat about energy!


If you want more Feng Shui insights to build a life of wealth, health, love, and peace, hit Subscribe on my YouTube channel: 👉 Feng Shui by Sandeep Raut


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