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In the spiritual world of feng shui, the number of incense sticks burned is of great significance. It is believed that burning the wrong number of incense sticks can have negative consequences. Thus, one must be mindful and intentional when choosing how many incense sticks to light.

In Feng Shui, a clean home is a lucky home, but there are three areas in particular that, when kept pristine, can bring extreme fortune and blessings.

When placing the offering of water on your ancestral altar, it is imperative to heed the following guidelines to invite prosperity and good fortune into your home.

Betel and areca nuts are familiar offerings, but not everyone knows how to choose and place them on the altar.

Superstitions surrounding broken incense burners are prevalent, with many believing that a cracked ceramic incense holder brings bad luck and foretells impending doom for the family, especially regarding the spiritual realm of graves and ancestors.

Unlike the ancestral altar or the kitchen god altar, which are usually placed in high, discreet, and quiet locations, this altar is designed to be a focal point of your home, a place where you can connect with your ancestors and find peace and tranquility.

The window is an essential feature of any home, but its placement was a careful consideration for our ancestors. Superstition dictated that an incorrectly placed window could bring about misfortune. This belief highlights the importance of understanding the impact of natural lighting and airflow, as well as the cultural and spiritual significance attached to this humble architectural feature.

It is widely believed that having a bedroom located near a household altar can impact the health and fortune of the family residing there. So, what can be done to remedy this situation and ensure a harmonious and prosperous living space?

The traditional belief is that offerings should be prepared in odd numbers, yet many households opt for a pair of vases, creating a sense of balance and harmony in their spiritual practices.

"The act of offering incense is a sacred tradition, and the presence of water is integral to this ritual. However, it is essential to give thought to the placement of this water, be it in a simple bowl or a more elaborate vessel."