Tag: Yin energy

The ancient belief that keeping these five things in one's home could bring about misfortune and disaster to individuals and their families is an intriguing concept.

When it comes to "tonewood", willow is often at the top of the list.

The ancient art of Feng Shui dictates that altars should never face these three directions. Superstition suggests that placing an altar in these ill-fated directions will bring nothing but bad luck and misfortune.

Mango wood is a precious natural resource, often revered for its beauty and unique characteristics. However, there is a traditional belief that planting mango trees in front of houses is inauspicious. Superstitions aside, this wood has a rich history and is highly sought-after for its durability and aesthetic appeal.

When it comes to building or buying a house, our ancestors paid attention to certain factors to avoid any potential disasters.

"Ancient wisdom tells us that 'morning showers harm the yang, while evening showers harm the yin'. But when is the best time to bathe to ensure we relax and maintain optimal health?"

The mulberry silk cycle has been a beloved tradition for generations, with its products being deemed essential for children. However, there is a reluctance when it comes to cultivating the very source of this tradition - the mulberry tree.

The mulberry tree, though a familiar and beloved fixture in many landscapes, is a special tree that should be avoided when planted in front of a house.

In feng shui, these homes are considered unlucky and are believed to bring financial misfortune to their owners. It is advised to avoid purchasing such properties to prevent wealth depletion and ensure prosperity.

"Traditionally, offerings are made before noon on the first day or the day before the full moon or new moon. However, for the August full moon, it is customary to make offerings in the evening."