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The factors形勢查閱簿

The forms this reading puts on the record—each a question to take on site, never a judgment handed down from a map.

MAPS, NOT FATE. Geometry can suggest where to look. It cannot confirm a doorway, lived comfort, or a future.

REGISTER / 10

Read by family, then follow the relevant page for its limits, evidence and visit questions. 五行 is a traditional label here, not a score.

01 / MOVEMENT

Road form

Approach, curve and containment: start with how movement reaches the frontage.

  1. 01Road curve反弓 · 玉帶A curve is not fate: check which side you live on, then judge the very real traffic, light, noise, drainage and privacy it creates.
  2. 02Poison arrow路衝A road aimed at your door is not a curse; it is a prompt to check the very real headlights, speed, noise, privacy and drainage arriving at home.
  3. 03Dead end囊地A dead end is not a verdict; it is a street layout that either gives you welcome calm or concentrates every practical problem at one end.

02 / MASSING

Built edges

The map records mass and alignment; only a visit tells you what that shape feels like.

  1. 04Wall blade壁刀煞A wall blade is a later label for a building edge, so check the actual view, wind, glare, noise and privacy before giving the shape any more credit than it deserves.
  2. 05Tower gap天斬煞A tower gap is not a curse; it is a prompt to check whether that dramatic slice of sky is actually sending wind, rain, noise or eyes into your home.
  3. 06Lone tower孤峰煞A lone tower is less about luck than whether one exposed building is taking all the wind, glare and attention with nowhere comfortable to put them.

03 / GROUND

Water & surroundings

What reaches the home—water, land use, noise, light, wind and activity—is the real subject.

  1. 07Water form水法Water form is a practical read of where the water sits, how it moves, and whether your building has a dry, stable buffer—not a prediction about your bank balance.
  2. 08Surroundings外局Surroundings are not a spooky map pin test; they are the very practical question of what noise, light, wind, water and activity actually reaches your home.

04 / THRESHOLD

Facing & entrance

A map can estimate a frontage. The actual threshold belongs to the listing and the visit.

  1. 09Facing坐向Facing is where your home meets light, air and the outside world—not a luck score, and never something a map can confirm for you.
  2. 10Entrance門面A good entrance is not a luck machine; it is a clear, dry, safe little pause between the public world and your home.