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What is the house Gua?

Like the personal Gua, there is also a house Gua. The house Gua is based on the traditional facing and sitting of a house. When you hear of “eight” houses, “six” houses, “four” houses etc. this is referring to the house Gua. The house Gua is a helper for a perfect house layout. The idea is to put the Water exit, toilet, kitchen areas in the inauspicious sectors, based on the direction a place is facing and sitting. Bedroom, office, living room etc should be placed in the auspicious sectors.

When a house Gua matches your personal Gua, there is a better compatibility between the place and your own energy. If it doesn’t match, you have to compromise – however this is not a life threatening situation: you just loose a bit of the efficiency you can get from the House Chi.

The personal Gua takes priority on the house Gua, and the Bazi takes priority on the personal Gua. So the rule by decreasing importance is:

 

1. Bazi

2. Personal Gua

3. House Gua

When all can be combined in a house, this is the recipe for an optimum Feng Shui.

The East and West group are also important for House Guas: some house belongs to the East Group, some other to the West group.To determine what a facing/sitting is, I refer you to this section: house facing and house sitting. The meanings of the auspicious and inauspicious house sectors are the same than for your personal Gua. Here is a detailed look at the House Guas.

The West group is made of: Kun Gua-Southwest/Dui Gua-West/Qian Gua-northwest/Gen Gua-Northeast

Kun sitting (Southwest sitting – Northeast facing)

• Sheng Chi: North East sector

• Tian Yi: West sector

• Yan Nian: North West sector

• Fu Wei: South West sector • Huo Hai: East sector

• Liu Sha: South sector

• Jue Ming: North sector

• Wu Gui: South East sector

Dui sitting (West sitting- East facing)

• Sheng Chi: North West sector

• Tian Yi: South West sector

• Yan Nian: North East sector

• Fu Wei: West sector

• Huo Hai: North sector

• Liu Sha: South East sector

• Jue Ming: East sector

• Wu Gui: South sector

Qian sitting (North West – Southeast facing)

• Sheng Chi: West sector

• Tian Yi:North West sector

• Yan Nian: South West sector

• Fu Wei: North West sector

• Huo Hai: South East sector

• Liu Sha: North sector

• Jue Ming: South sector

• Wu Gui: East sector

Gen sitting (Northeast sitting – Southwest facing)

• Sheng Chi: South West sector

• Tian Yi: North West sector

• Yan Nian: West sector

• Fu Wei: North East sector

• Huo Hai: South sector

• Liu Sha: East sector

• Jue Ming: South East sector

• Wu Gui: North sector

The East group is made of: Zhen Gua-East/Xun Gua-Southeast/Li Gua-South/Kan Gua-North

Zhen sitting (East sitting – west facing)

• Sheng Chi: South sector

• Tian Yi: North sector

• Yan Nian: South East sector

• Fu Wei: East sector

• Huo Hai: South West sector

• Liu Sha: North East sector

• Jue Ming: West sector

• Wu Gui: North West sector

Xun sitting (Southeast sitting – Northwest facing)

• Sheng Chi: North sector

• Tian Yi: South sector

• Yan Nian: East sector

• Fu Wei: South East sector

• Huo Hai: North West sector

• Liu Sha: West sector

• Jue Ming: North East sector

• Wu Gui: South West sector

Li sitting (South sitting – North facing)

• Sheng Chi: East sector

• Tian Yi: South East sector

• Yan Nian: North sector

• Fu Wei: South sector

• Huo Hai: North East sector

• Liu Sha: South West sector

•Jue Ming: North West sector

• Wu Gui: West sector

Kan sitting (North sitting- south facing)

• Sheng Chi: South East sector

• Tian Yi: East sector

• Yan Nian: South sector

• Fu Wei: North sector

• Huo Hai: West sector

• Liu Sha: North West sector

• Jue Ming: South West sector

• Wu Gui: North East sector