澳門紅街市風水
宗教玄學
熊神進・2024-04-07
How does the Feng Shui of Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda impact Macau? Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda is located at the junction of Avenida do Almirante Lacerda and Avenida de Horta e Costa. It has more than 80 years of history and is the oldest operating market in Macau. The design of the architect Julio Alberto Fernandes Basto is characterized by taking the Estilo Pavilhão as the main feature, with a two-story building connected to the ground, a bright red exterior, and various electrical and sanitary facilities, breaking the traditional Mercado design. Because the exterior wall of the building is red, it is called Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda. Because it faces Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda, it is also called "提督街市". "Market" means Mercado in Cantonese, and the feng shui of the market directly affects people's livelihood. The red market we see now has three floors. The outermost "first floor" was originally the wall outside the market building and occupied by florists. When the market was renovated in 1963, it became a part of the market and became vegetable stalls. There are food stalls and grocery stalls, while the second floor is used to sell fish, and the third floor is used to sell fresh meat. From the perspective of Feng Shui, there are two "veia do dragão" in Macau. One is from the "portão" across Avenida do Almirante Lacerda and turns left to Hotel Lisboa. The Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda is a Pavilhão. The "dragão" is here descansar for a while. Feng Shui Experts believe that "dragão" will exhale during the rest period, and these "oxigênio" will become "auspicious" when they exhale from its mouth. The "auspicious" aura gathers in the Mercado, so the Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda is the most popular Mercado in Macau. To the north of Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda, across Rua Norte do Mercado Almirante, is a three-story building with a yellow exterior wall. On the south wall of the third floor are four prominent metal characters of "龍華茶樓" "龍華" is a casa de chá. Master Hung believes that there are no high mountains in Macau. The "dragão" on the hill is a vegetarian dragon, and the "dragão" at the foot of the hill is a meat-eating dragon. The Mercado provides "dragão" food. It likes to stay in the Mercado. The casa de chá offers água, so the "龍華茶樓" and the Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda are closely related and will not be separated. There are currently three buildings in Macau that are equipped with "grande relógio," one is in Ponte 16, one is in Correio Geral, and the other is in "Torre Xifeng." The torre sineira is called "Relógio Feng Shui" in Feng Shui. It has an accelerating effect. The effect of driving wealth, in other words, Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda, will drive economic prosperity around it. There are several gates to Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda, and according to the Feng Shui orientation, its main entrance is at the junction of Avenida do Almirante Lacerda and Avenida de Horta e Costa. The orientation is from northeast to southwest, the ninth from 2024 to 2043. In the Feng Shui cycle, the southwest position is the arrival of the "Six Platinum Stars" (no need to translate). The "Six Platinum Stars" are not prosperous stars, so they are not located in a prosperous Feng Shui place. Mercado Municipal Almirante Lacerda will gather a prosperous crowd. However, it cannot grow wealth by driving up nearby property prices and improving local business. A good way to change the business environment in this area is to divert traffic, build a large parking lot, and allocate land to rebuild a pedestrian street to attract popularity. In Feng Shui, popularity is wealth. As long as people gathers, it will naturally bring prosperity. Some tenement buildings in old areas of Macau with markets or butchers on the ground floor. Pigs, fish, chickens, etc., are poultry filled with spiritual resentment from animals, gradually accumulating a large mass of unlucky negative energy. Living upstairs will be affected by bad luck.
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