Many older generations have a habit of thrift and often like to keep many old things at home. However, some old items are not suitable to be kept in the house for long, as they can adversely affect the family’s fortunes. Discovering and timely discarding these items is essential to avoid impacting the home’s Feng Shui. So, what are the ten things in the house that can lead to financial loss?
Animal Bones
Many people, out of curiosity, collect animal bones in their homes. Although these bones have a unique appearance and strong ornamental value, from a Feng Shui perspective, they are considered inauspicious. Keeping animal bones at home brings negative energy, affecting wealth development, increasing expenditures, and even leading to natural and man-made disasters, ultimately resulting in serious financial loss.
Mirror
In Feng Shui, mirrors are considered to belong to the Yin (cold) element. If too many mirrors are placed in a home, it can negatively impact the overall financial fortune of the inhabitants. Mirrors should never be placed at the head of a bed, as seeing one’s reflection in the middle of the night can be very unsettling.
Swords
Many martial arts enthusiasts like to display swords at home, which can be dangerous. These items carry heavy negative energy and are not suitable for home display. Carelessness in their placement, especially in the bedroom, can lead to financial loss.
Unidentified Antiques
With improving living standards, people like to decorate their homes with antiques to elevate their home’s status. However, antiques carry the energy of the past. Being items from former owners, they often have heavy Yin energy. Unidentified antiques, in particular, can bring bad energy into the home, creating an unfavorable atmosphere. It is not recommended to keep them at home.
Broken Chairs
In Feng Shui, many broken items are believed to lead to financial loss, especially broken chairs. A damaged chair can bring negative energy, impacting the occupants’ fortunes. Therefore, it is important to promptly repair or discard broken chairs to avoid accidents and injuries.
Worn-Out Shoes
Keeping worn-out shoes at home is believed to prevent good luck from entering and can affect the home’s financial energy. Worn shoes are often reminders of grievances and are not conducive to family harmony. They should be disposed of immediately to allow financial fortune to enter the home.
Broken Pots and Dishes
Pots and dishes symbolize the family’s wealth. If they are damaged, it suggests that money can easily be lost. Cracked dishes that have not been discarded symbolize financial loss. The residents will have a year of poor luck and misfortune, so it is necessary to dispose of them promptly.
Unidentified Buddha Statues
In Feng Shui, the placement of Buddha statues is carefully considered. Buddha statues have their own spiritual energy and must be worshipped faithfully once brought into the home, or they can bring disaster. Before placing a Buddha statue, it is important to understand its origins and associated deity. An unidentified Buddha statue can bring uncertainty regarding whether it will bring good fortune or disaster.
Cacti
Although cacti contain the word “immortal,” they are actually considered inauspicious and are often used to ward off evil spirits. They are not suitable for indoor placement as their spikes can cause physical harm and obstruct fortune.
Broken Doors and Windows
Doors and windows are the main channels for air circulation. Damaged doors and windows can affect the family’s fortune development. It is necessary to promptly repair or replace them to prevent good luck from escaping and evil energy from invading, affecting the overall fortune development of the family.
