Tag: good luck
What are the Five Blessings, and do you have them?
According to ancient beliefs, having the Five Blessings entering one's home will bring fortune to the homeowner and herald wealth and prosperity.
4 Feng Shui plants that cannot be given away, unless you want to attract...
Growing flowers and giving them as gifts is a wonderful thing to do. However, there are certain types of flowers that are suitable for gifting, while others are not.
Is Finding Gold a Sign of Good Luck or Bad Luck? Should You Keep...
Many people have stumbled upon gold, but they are not sure what to do with it or whether they are lucky or unlucky, so they often feel more confused than happy.
Start the New Year on a Lucky note: Get this item to ward off...
Ancient wisdom advises descendants to purchase this item for good luck and peace in the new year.
Meaning of planting a pot of sweet olive flower? Feng shui master warns people...
Moon orchids are beloved for their fragrant and pure flowers, but from a feng shui perspective, not everyone is suitable for owning this type of plant.
What color should you wear on the first day of Lunar New Year to...
Discover what color to wear on the first day of the lunar new year to bring luck and prosperity throughout the year!
3 Dos and 3 Don’ts to Ensure Prosperity and Financial Stability Throughout the Year
The Lunar New Year is a traditional custom of the Vietnamese people, and homeowners should take note of these practices to ensure a successful year ahead.
The Golden Rule: “On the first day of Tet, avoid these 6 activities for...
That's why, in folklore, there are various superstitions on the first day of the new year to ensure a happy and lucky year for the family.
Can I get a haircut and wash my hair on the first day of...
Is it advisable to wash or cut your hair on the first day of the year? What are the other taboos that we should know for the beginning of the year? Let us answer these questions in the article below.
Should we display unnecessary plants and burn leftover fruits as offering for the Lunar...
In recent years, surplus plants and fruits have become popularly displayed during the Tet holiday, symbolizing the desire for abundant wealth, surplus luck, and prosperous fortunes.
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