Tag: Superstitions

In the world of Feng Shui, there are certain plants and objects that are considered inauspicious when placed in front of your home. Ignoring these guidelines could lead to financial ruin, according to believers.

Our ancestors often say "Respect for the divine, avoid the forbidden" and always remind their descendants to avoid engaging in spiritual taboos to avoid encountering unfortunate events.

In ancient times, there was a saying "prevention is better than cure". To ensure a prosperous and fortunate new year, you can consider some taboos on the 2nd day of the Lunar New Year.

On New Year's Eve, we have the tradition of avoiding doing one thing to bring luck for the upcoming year.

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.

On the first day of Tet, our ancestors advised their descendants to refrain from doing certain activities in order to avoid bad luck and seek good fortune for the new year.

According to ancient beliefs, "there are good and bad days for everything". Therefore, the month is divided into auspicious and inauspicious days to perform or postpone important tasks. "The teeth and hair are the roots of humans" so cutting hair is also a matter of concern for our ancestors.

Lunar New Year's Eve is a significant ritual to welcome the new year and invite ancestors to join the family for Tet. Therefore, Vietnamese people always pay attention to the rituals, offerings, and taboos on this day.

Algae burial is a beautiful tradition of the Vietnamese people, but it is important to remember the following guidelines in order to avoid disrespectful behavior and bad luck.

In ancient times, it was believed that when the sky turned dark and "black and white" merged together, it was also the time for families to gather and there were certain things that absolutely should not be done.