Tag: feng shui

According to feng shui, the living room holds great significance as it is where prosperity and good luck enter the home.

Wealthy individuals often grow these types of ornamental plants in their living rooms to attract fortune, invite luck, and ensure their families' increasing prosperity.

The lucky bamboo is a popular choice for families to place on altars and use as a feng shui plant. However, many people are unaware of the symbolic meaning behind the number of lucky bamboo stalks.

The strained relationship between a mother and wife is causing turmoil in the entire family, particularly exhausting the man caught in the middle. A feng shui expert is here to provide guidance and help resolve the conflict.

The Money Frog is a revered creature that many people worship, but due to incorrect placement and improper worship, it ends up depleting wealth instead.

The popular saying "born in the right season" refers to those who are born during an auspicious time and have their horoscope aligned positively. It is believed that such individuals will have a better future.

Many individuals aspire to construct large-sized houses as a way to showcase their affluence, to accommodate their growing families, and in some cases, to even borrow additional funds to build beyond their means. However, wise elders have often advised against the notion that having money means one must build a grand house.

Ancient people say that the biggest fear is to be poor because poverty is visible to the outside world, making it difficult to change one's fate and hard to avoid.

In ancient times, it was common for people to place a bowl of salt in the corner of their homes or sprinkle salt in the corners of their rooms when moving to a new house. What is the purpose of placing a bowl of salt in the corner of a house?

Banana is a familiar fruit with an offering of banana bunches on the altar. Single bananas are preferred by many people and also have a higher price than bunch bananas.