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Many animals in the wild seek shelter when they need to rest. So why do birds only build their nests in trees with no cover?

The pristine white petals and subtle fragrance of the gardenia flower have long been a favorite for brides and grooms on their wedding day. But why do people hold this flower, also known as the 'mountain rose', in such high regard? What significance does it hold in the language of love?

When it comes to feng shui for your home, what you plant or place in front of your house is of utmost importance. The front of your house is its face, and it deserves careful attention.

With a simple yet ingenious hack of mixing laundry detergent with sugar, you'll be amazed at the powerful results. This dynamic duo is set to revolutionize your laundry routine and leave you wondering why you hadn't thought of it sooner.

In feng shui, it is believed that certain objects can bring about negative energy and bad luck if kept in abundance within the home. Let's explore the top items that are thought to attract misfortune and learn how to create a more harmonious living space.

The ancient wisdom of Feng Shui teaches us that placing these particular trees in front of your home brings good fortune and positive energy.

Egg shells have a myriad of useful purposes. Instead of throwing them away after cooking, keep them for these handy uses.

Are you a durian enthusiast who's yet to master the art of picking the perfect fruit? Fret not, as this guide will reveal the secrets to distinguishing between male and female durians, and selecting the creamiest, most fragrant durians in an instant.

The pomegranate and peach trees are not only familiar fruit-bearing trees, but they are also aesthetically pleasing, and their placement is of utmost importance.

In the realm of feng shui, the placement of clocks in your home is believed to have a direct impact on your wealth and health.