Quick Reference: Southwest (OBJ-000013) is a direction entity associated with the Earth element (Yin). Best placed in the N/A area. Atlas Harmony Score: 80/100.

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Southwest

The Southwest is the Love & Relationship sector of the Bagua, associated with the Earth element, and governs partnerships, marriage, and self-care.

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Atlas Proprietary Metrics

Scoring for Southwest.

80
Harmony
70
Energy
95
Love
20
Career
55
Health
30
Wealth

Five Element

Earth

Yin / Yang

Yin

Best Direction

N/A

Avoid Direction

N/A

Best Room

Bedroom

Avoid Room

Bathroom

Energy Type

Nurturing

Details

The Southwest (Kun trigram) is one of the eight cardinal directions in the Feng Shui Bagua system. It represents Love and Relationships, associated with the Earth element, and is linked to the mother/feminine energy in the traditional family system. Activating this area with Earth element objects such as crystals, pottery, and warm colors is believed to enhance romantic relationships, improve family harmony, and foster self-love. The Southwest also governs the health and well-being of the female head of household.

Claims and Evidence

CLM-000019verified85% confidence

The Southwest Bagua area governs love, relationships, and marriage when properly activated.

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The Kun trigram governs the Earth and is associated with relationships, receptivity, and nurturing energy.

-- Stephen Skinner, The Flying Star Feng Shui (1990) · China

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I activate the Southwest area for love?
Use Earth element cures: place rose quartz crystals, ceramic objects in pink or beige tones, or a pair of mandarin ducks in this area.
Can I use the Southwest for singles?
Absolutely. The Southwest governs all forms of love including self-love. Singles should activate this area to attract a partner and cultivate self-worth.

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Cite This Entry

FengShuiAtlas. (2026). Southwest (Entity OBJ-000013). Retrieved from https://fengshuiatlas.com/objects/southwest

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