Feng Shui T-Intersection Cure / Front Door Cure

Place your convex Bagua mirror above your door on the interior wall facing toward the street. Yes, you won’t actually see the mirror.

The Feng Shui for a house on a T-intersection or for a home with a front door lining up with a neighbor’s front door can be quite overwhelming with negative energy, or Chi.

I have a previous blog post that goes into more details why a T-intersection is so dangerous.  I won’t re-hash those issues here.

Fortunately, there are cures for a home on a T-intersection!

Convex Bagua Mirror Cure
The simplest Feng Shui cure for houses like this is a convex bagua mirror.

Just hang it above your front door facing the street with the intention of reflecting all the bad Chi out before it even has a chance to come into the house.

If you don’t want it to be seen from the outside of the house, then you can still hang it from inside of the house above the doorway.

Either way, be sure the reflective side of the mirror is facing out to the street or the neighbor’s front door.

Yes, if the mirror is inside of your house, you won’t actually see the reflection when you look at the bagua because the reflective part of the mirror will be against the wall.

Even though the actual objects are not being reflected by the mirror, you are still reflecting the Chi, so it will work fine.

This sign should actually mean, “Keep Out!”

Next Steps
Remember, T-intersections and front doors lining up can be a serious problem in Feng Shui.

Don’t ignore them!

While the above is a quick cure, it won’t necessarily provide long-term benefits to those living on a T-intersection.  Read about more lasting Feng Shui cures on my cul-de-sac post, which also applies to T-intersections.

If this simple cure doesn’t seem to work, even short-term, there may be more Feng Shui factors involved with your particular home.

For more help, contact me right now to inquire about a Feng Shui Space Clearing or a Virtual Feng Shui Consultation. 

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