Do we need to tilt doors?

Sometimes when you enter a building or a house, you will notice that the main door is not in parallel with the tiles on the floor. They are designed to slant at a certain angle, to face a certain direction. If you were to check with the hosts, they will probably tell you it was recommended by some Feng Shui masters.

Slanting or tilting of doors are typical trademark of San Yuan Masters, more specifically, the Xuan Kong Master Practitioner. They are designed to tap onto certain auspicious Qi to serve its intended purpose. The reason behind the slant is because the electromagnetism energy are never the same when measured at different places, even though they are the same parallel wall.

For example, you have a wall that is about 10 meters wide. Try measuring the wall on the extreme left, middle and extreme right using a compass or luopan, if you have one. Record those readings and compare. Chances are they are all different.

Therefore, as it is very important to a Xuan Kong practitioner to get all doors to face the same exact direction within the same facade, they have to tilt all doors to meet this requirement. Hence, the tilted doors.


We were at the Bright Hill Temple, Singapore recently. You will notice that all the doors are tilted. If you were to take measurements, all the doors faces the same compass direction. Doors tilted, yet same direction. Amazing isn't it?

If you love to have tilted doors for your home or office, then probably, this method of Feng Shui Application is suitable for you.

But what if you hated it? Is there another alternate Feng Shui method that do not require tilting of doors and yet, produces the same results? The answer is YES.

As part of our research, we carried out a Feng Shui audit of the Bright Hill temple using a different technique and we concluded that without having to tilt all the doors, the temple could still achieve its intended purposes successfully. And...., let it be known, we are not using Flying Star or 8 Mansion, at all. They are only used for other purposes.

If tilted door is NOT your cup of tea.......You have alternative.