3 crucial Feng Shui positions on your body that bring good fortune and protection against disasters

The First Feng Shui of a Person: The Heart

1. Nourishing a Good Heart

Hugo once said: “Goodness is a rare gem in history, a good person is better than a great person”.

Our ancestors also said: “Human nature is inherently good”.

Nguy Chinh once said: “Love is reciprocal, blessings come back”. In other words, if you love others wholeheartedly, they will love you in return; because when you create blessings for others, they will create blessings for you. Therefore, goodness is a gift bestowed upon human beings by heaven.

Doing good without expecting anything in return, because maintaining a kind heart is the greatest reward. Those who know how to live with compassion will find warmth and happiness.

Doing evil doesn’t require punishment from others, because those who do evil always have a cold heart and don’t have any warmth, and therefore they deserve sympathy.

A person can be wealthy or anonymous, but if they lose their good heart, they will lose the foundation of their life. So let’s spread kindness everywhere so that people can feel the beauty and happiness in their lives.

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2. Nourishing a Tolerant Heart

Tolerance means putting yourself in someone else’s shoes and understanding their difficulties. At that moment, your heart will soften and you will begin to forgive others’ mistakes.

But tolerance also has its downside, blind tolerance is a weakness.

Those who don’t understand tolerance will lose the respect of others, while those who blindly tolerate will lose their own dignity.

3. Nourishing a Humble Heart

Humility is a vision, those who truly understand humility see the world in a broader perspective, understanding that there are higher mountains and deeper waters, and they will not become arrogant because of their achievements.

Humility is a strength, a humble heart is like a wild grass, it doesn’t ridicule the outside world, nor does it care about the world’s mocking, but quietly accumulates strength for itself.

Vuong Duong Minh once said: “In life, there are two serious illnesses, one is laziness and the other is arrogance“. Therefore, humility will never be damaged.

The Second Feng Shui of a Person: The Mouth

1. Don’t Expose Others’ Flaws

Just as a tree needs bark, people need dignity. Everyone cares about their image, and those who harm others’ dignity will also harm their hearts.

Don’t attack others in the face, and don’t expose their flaws.

There is a saying: “The dragon has scales, touching them will only make it angry; everyone has things they don’t want others to touch, and they don’t know what the consequences might be“.

If you cause someone to lose face, they will definitely find a way to get back at you. So don’t talk about someone’s disability in front of a disabled person, don’t mention someone’s weight in front of an overweight person, and don’t talk about ugliness in front of a beautiful person.

Those who can’t control their mouth will sow resentment everywhere, and their path will become narrower and more difficult.

2. Don’t Boast

In the country of Zhao, there was a scholar who liked to boast. He claimed to have seen Fu Hsi, Nü Wa, Shen Nong, Xi Wangmu, Xiangliu, Lü, Zhuan, Yu, Tang, Mu Tianzi, Daoji Holy Mother, and had lived for thousands of years.

One day, King Zhao fell from his horse and was seriously injured. The doctor said he needed blood that was over a thousand years old to heal, so King Zhao ordered the scholar to be killed to obtain his blood.

At that moment, the scholar became scared and quickly clarified that he was boasting, but the king didn’t believe him and thought he was lying to save his life, so he killed him.

Many people like to boast when they have nothing to do, as if they can’t live comfortably without boasting. But once others believe in it, they will pay the price. So don’t boast without understanding the importance of the matter.

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3. Don’t Speak Meaningless Words

Mac Tu once answered his student Tu Cam: Is talking incessantly useful?

Like a frog in a pond, it croaks every day, with a dry mouth, but no one pays attention to it. But a rooster crows two or three times at dawn, and when people hear the rooster crow, they know that dawn is approaching, so everyone pays attention.

In life, profound understanding is always welcomed and respected, while talking frivolously and meaninglessly will make people feel bored.

Experience has shown that only by speaking meaningful words and accurately grasping the content of the story can you create more attractiveness for yourself.

The Third Feng Shui of a Person: Behavior

1. Don’t Take Shortcuts

Of course, in life there are always shortcuts and people can achieve happiness quickly without much effort. But if you take too many shortcuts, you will lose the ability to climb the mountain. Because shortcuts are tricks, but climbing mountains is exercise.

In this world, there are many rugged roads rather than smooth ones, and there are very few shortcuts that can be taken. Skyscrapers rise from the ground, and tall waves rise from the bottom of the sea. Only by accumulating step by step can you have a stable and happy life.

If we are used to walking on rugged roads, occasionally taking shortcuts will be effective. But if you are used to taking shortcuts and then walk on rugged roads, you will find that you no longer have the ability to deal with difficulties, and there will be a lot of complaints and your life will quickly decline.

2. Don’t Benefit Yourself at the Expense of Others

There is a saying: “Don’t let the good pass by, don’t do the bad“. Doing good will make your life flourish, while doing evil will lead to decline. Doing good is difficult, doing evil is easy.

No one is a fool, how you treat others, they will treat you the same. You may think you have gained, but in reality, you have lost your own integrity. Late at night, you may be tormented by guilt.

3. Don’t Chase Small Gains

In the world, there is no free lunch, and the cake in the sky may not fall into your hands. Behind all the small benefits, there is a bigger price to pay.

Always remember that not everything good will come to you. Not chasing small gains is a form of cultivation.

Ta Song Duong said: “Don’t make money with those who like bargains. Don’t seek advice from suspicious people“. Because by pursuing small gains, you may lose the trust of others, and what you lose will be more than what you gain.

Sometimes, you should step back and let others go first, and over time, you will receive unexpected blessings in the most surprising way.