Tag: ancestral altar

The role of light in our lives and in feng shui is significant, but it's not a case of 'brighter is better'.

Wealthy families often place a vase of flowers on the left side of their ancestral altar, and there's a meaningful reason behind this tradition.

The three items listed below should be removed from the ancestral altar immediately after offering incense on the 15th day of the lunar month, the 1st day of the month, or any other ceremonial day.

"Beware of these items that should never be placed underneath a altar, as they can negatively impact the feng shui and harmony of your household."

Water is an essential offering on any altar. But which type of water should be used: tap or boiled?

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The humble banana is a ubiquitous fruit, often adorning altars during festive occasions. However, on the 15th day of the 7th lunar month, it is customary for homeowners to refrain from offering bananas.

If your altar is placed in this 'wealth-draining' direction, no matter how hard you work or pray, you will remain persistently poor. It is of utmost importance that you pay attention to this and take the necessary steps to rectify it.

Many individuals leave real money on the altar when praying or making offerings to their ancestors, believing that this will bring them wealth and prosperity.

The vase is an essential item on the altar. Little did you know, the affluent often place a vase on the left side of the altar.