and T-junction pattern,

a home residing in a Y-junction is subjected to two torrents of unfavorable qi. Further, this
configuration is cause for accidents due to cars careening off the path into your home.

6. A cul-de-sac. Unlike the dead-end street depicted in illustration 2, a house situated on a cul-de-sac
containing an island is fortunate. Why? If you imagine the street as a water course, the island (in this
situation) is the crimson bird—the buffer dispersing sha qi’s ill effects. What about a cul-de-sac that
doesn’t have a protective island?

This, too, is favorable because qi can flow, moving in a circular motion, dispersing its benevolent
energy.

7. A U-shape. It stands to reason you may feel suffocated living in a house positioned inside a noose!
Although atypical to city streetscape, avoid purchasing a country or mountain home where this type
of pattern is more common.

8. A sharp bend. Maneuvering a car around sharp bends is tricky business. The screech of brakes and
the glare of headlights add extra anxiety. Would you want to live on such a danger-prone street?

9. A meandering path. Cradled inside a