In Feng Shui and folk beliefs, living spaces are believed to greatly influence a family’s luck and happiness. Some seemingly harmless objects can carry negative energy, bringing bad fortune. Here are three things you should remove from your home to foster peace and prosperity.
Broken or Non-Functional Items
Items like stopped clocks, broken electronics, or unusable household appliances tend to accumulate negative energy. In Feng Shui, they symbolize stagnation and hinder the flow of wealth. For instance, a stopped clock may suggest that time and opportunities in life are “frozen.”
Inspect your home and either fix or discard broken items. If they can’t be repaired, dispose of them responsibly or recycle to free up space.
Broken Mirrors: Bad Luck Charms
Broken mirrors are considered one of the biggest taboos in Feng Shui as they are believed to disperse positive energy and attract misfortune. Similarly, spiritual items like old amulets, statues of unknown origin, or objects with negative energy (belonging to someone who experienced misfortune) should be handled carefully.
Broken mirrors should be wrapped and discarded without looking at the reflection. For spiritual items, consult a Feng Shui expert or perform a cleansing ritual before disposal.
Non-Functional Clocks: Time Stands Still
Clocks represent time and life, so when they stop working, they become inauspicious. Similarly, old personal belongings, especially those of the deceased, can evoke heavy emotions and hinder progress. These items not only take up space but also retain old energy, preventing new opportunities. Therefore, it’s best to remove them from your home to avoid increasing negative energy and impacting the positive energy within your home.
Conclusion: A tidy and clean home not only brings peace of mind but also invites good fortune. Take the time to declutter and remove these three things to fill your home with positive energy. Have you ever gotten rid of any of these items and felt a positive change? Do share your experiences!
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