Tag: Yang energy

Placing the money tree in these two spots in your home is akin to throwing money out the window, never to attain wealth and prosperity.

Absinthe, also known as wormwood, is a popular herb with a long history of culinary and medicinal use. But did you know that it also holds a special place in the world of Feng Shui? This versatile plant is believed to possess unique properties that can influence the energy and harmony of your space.

Are you looking to bring a touch of nature into your living space and attract good fortune and luck? Look no further than the most popular feng shui plant of the moment, which is not only easy to care for but also brings positive meaning and energy to your home.

The Vernal Equinox, or Kinh Trập in Vietnamese, is the third solar term out of the 24 terms, marking the transition between the cold, barren months and the vibrant, life-giving spring. This is a time of rebirth and warmth, when nature awakens and the world is filled with new life and vitality.

Mulberry trees are steeped in spiritual and agricultural significance, but their use comes with certain taboos that have raised many questions.

Large-leaved ornamental plants have emerged as a unique attraction among enthusiasts of Feng Shui greenery.

In ancient times, it was believed that "inharmonious trees should not enter the house". This refers to certain trees that carry negative energy and bring bad luck, making them unsuitable to be planted in front of the house.

Based on the ancient belief, having these trees in front of the house will bring about unlucky circumstances that will lead to the downfall of the family.

Our ancestors used to say, "Boys born on the 1st day of the lunar month and girls born on the full moon day are hard to raise and always cause distress." This folk belief suggests that these children are stubborn and difficult to handle.

In feng shui, houses with any of the 3 signs below are often very auspicious and bring wealth to the owners the longer they live there.