Tag: feng shui

In feng shui, leaving these three areas of your home empty can lead to a depletion of wealth and prosperity, resulting in a life of poverty.

The golden money tree, with its striking aesthetic appeal and reputation for bringing prosperity, is often overlooked due to its perceived high-maintenance nature.

The intriguing world of foliage: are the sellers calling out for a tiger's tongue or a cat's? Is it two separate plants or one with an identity crisis? Uncover the mystery as we delve into the unique and captivating world of these greenery.

According to Feng Shui principles, individuals with Metal, Water, and Earth elements as their ruling Chinese astrological signs should consider planting the vibrant and auspicious "Dedanh" flower (Plumeria rubra) in front of their homes to attract good fortune and prosperity.

The ancient philosophy of yin and yang posits that the very fabric of the universe is woven from the interplay of opposing forces. This cosmic dance of light and dark, of clear and murky energies, gave birth to the very essence of our existence - the heavens above and the earth below. This celestial ballet, a harmonious union of yin and yang in the ether, is the very cradle of creation, bringing forth the myriad wonders of our world.

Gold is a precious adornment, yet it is not an accessory that suits everyone.

The debate surrounding the use of two banana bunches on an altar during rituals is intriguing. Some individuals opt for this practice when a single large bunch is unavailable, while others frown upon it. The question arises: why the discrepancy in opinions? Is there an underlying cultural or spiritual significance that dictates the use of a single bunch, and if so, what are the implications of deviating from this tradition?

Fruit is nature's ultimate offering, the tangible manifestation of hard work and dedication. It is a symbol of abundance, a representation of the fullness of life and a prayer of gratitude offered to our ancestors and deities.

"Aging like a fine wine, the quality of the polygonum plant is determined by its years, yet this does not mean that older is always better. "

The jackfruit tree is a highly valuable fruit-bearing tree, yet many traditional beliefs discourage planting it in front of houses.