The most taboo thing about staying in a hotel is silence. Why is it bad to be quiet?

For people who are already working in society, it is inevitable to stay in a hotel when going on business. Similarly, for people who like to travel, it is also inevitable to stay in a hotel when they go to a tourist destination for only a few days. of. In terms of Feng Shui, there are certain things to pay attention to when staying in a hotel. If you don't pay attention to these, you will easily encounter bad things. So, what’s the point of living out in a hotel?

It is taboo to be silent after checking in when staying in a hotel. It is especially taboo to be silent after entering the room when staying in a hotel. Instead, you should turn on the TV immediately, turn on the water in the wash basin, and flush the toilet. All wardrobe doors that can be opened should be opened.

In addition to the taboo of hotels, there are many more.

1. The taboos and directions of staying in hotels are in conflict with one’s five elements

Suppose a person is destined to like the east and avoid the west, and the hotel happens to be in the west, and the door faces the west. Then your aura will definitely be bad after you check in; if you are on a business trip to talk about business, it means you will lose a game first.

2. The forbidden floors of the hotel do not match your numerology

Each floor represents a five element, for example: 1 and 6 are water, 2 and 7 are fire, 3 and 8 It is wood, 4 and 9 are gold, 5 and 0 are earth. If you like wood and avoid metal, and you happen to live on the 9th floor, or the 19th or 29th floor, then "metal defeats wood", which is not good.

3. The last room in a hotel is taboo

Dr. Zheng has written a blog post about this, friends can refer to it. The reason is that the last room often has too much odor, which is not good for some people and should be avoided as much as possible.

4. When staying in a hotel, it is forbidden to close the door immediately after you open it.

You must not close the door as soon as you enter the room as soon as you open the door after checking in. Dr. Zheng reminded Friends: knock on the door first and then open the door. Leave the door open for about a minute, and stand on one side of the door before entering the room.