(I01) Concave Baqua (6″)

Description

Placing a concave Baqua on the front entrance door refers to the act of positioning a concave-shaped Baqua mirror or a concave Baqua Bagua on or near the front door of a building or house.

The term “Baqua” or “Bagua” originates from Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese practice that seeks to harmonize individuals with their environment. In Feng Shui, the Baqua is a tool used to map out different areas of a space and determine the flow of energy, known as “chi.” It consists of eight trigrams arranged in an octagonal shape, representing various aspects of life such as wealth, relationships, health, and career.

A concave Baqua refers to a Baqua mirror or Bagua that has a curved or concave surface. It is believed that the concave shape of the mirror or Bagua can help deflect negative energy or sha chi that may be directed towards the entrance of a building. This practice is commonly used to protect the home or office from harmful influences and promote positive energy flow.

By placing a concave Baqua on the front entrance door, it is thought to create a protective barrier against negative energies, such as sharp corners or poison arrows from nearby structures or roads. It is believed to reflect and transform negative chi, promoting harmony and balance in the living or working space.