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The Glamorous Daughter-in-Law of Saigon, Dam Thu Trang, Takes Her Two Children to Her...

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Strength Dollar felt a twinge of regret as he rang in the new year, knowing that his first dinner of 2025 would not be spent with both of his sons by his side.

Is It Good to Plant Betel in Front of the House? 3 Things to...

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Many people wonder if planting betel leaf trees in front of their houses will affect their feng shui. The following article explores this very question and provides insightful information on the matter.

The Ultimate Guide to Ancestral Altar Setup: 3 or 5 Water Cups? Discover the...

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Are you aware that placing three or five bowls of water on your ancestor's altar is more than just a ritual? It holds a profound spiritual significance. Discover the secrets to properly arranging these bowls to invoke peace and prosperity for your family.

Is It Lucky to Plant Betel Leaf Trees in Front of Your House? Things...

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Many wonder if planting betel leaf trees in front of their houses is auspicious and in line with Feng Shui principles.

“The Power of Betel Leaves: Enhancing Your Home’s Prosperity”

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Many wonder if growing betel leaf plants in front of their houses is auspicious and in line with Feng Shui principles.

The Fortunate Few: A Tale of Prosperity and Grace

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"Discover the Lunar Birthdays of the Wealthy and Fortunate: A Fascinating Insight into the Lucky Few Who Grow Richer with Age."

The Power of Rituals: Uncovering the True Meaning of Post-Worship Rice and Salt Sprinkling...

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In ancestral worship rituals, rice and salt are indispensable offerings. These humble staples, when not handled properly, can bring about misfortune and deplete one's luck.

The Ancestors’ Directive: “Three People Not to Sweep the Graves, Descendants Will Prosper”.

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Nowadays, customs and traditions are evolving to be more open and liberal compared to the stringent demands of our ancestors. As the old saying goes, "Three people not tending to ancestral graves leads to a prosperous future for the descendants."

The Oldest Market in Hue: A 170-Year-Old Legacy That Endured Through Time

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The Gia Lac market exudes a unique charm, harking back to the nostalgic scenes of a bygone Tet holiday brimming with warmth and rich cultural heritage. It is not merely a traditional marketplace but a cultural hub, seamlessly connecting the past with the present, the sellers with the buyers, and, most importantly, preserving the quintessential spiritual values of Hue.

The Ultimate Guide to Offering Ancestral Worship on the 15th Day of the 7th...

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Selecting the right time and date for a ceremony is crucial. Not only does it ensure a smooth process, but it also brings good fortune and peace to the family.

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