Three lucky charms to carry with you to drive away bad luck

When it comes to mascots, many people are just following the trend, because most people don’t know what mascots they should wear. Some people even wear them randomly, and as a result, their fortunes decline. Astrology experts recommend three lucky charms that you can carry with you to help you drive away bad luck.

The first mascot: Chinese knot

Chinese knots are deeply rooted in people's hearts. Friends can find Chinese knots all over the country, whether in cities or villages, in public places or private residences. However, Chinese knots come in many varieties and sizes. Today, the Chinese knot that Dr. Zheng recommends is suitable for all Chinese people, which is the kind that can be put in your handbag. If your handbag is relatively large, you can use a larger Chinese knot, and vice versa.

Dr. Zheng reminds you that Chinese knots can be purchased in any shopping mall. However, the purchased Chinese knot needs to be hung on the south window of your home for 7 full days before it can be used; of course, if you need to use it as soon as possible, you can also wrap it in red cloth and take it with you to the temple to burn incense. Never put the item into your handbag immediately after buying it, remember.

Second mascot: peach wood ornaments

Peach wood's ability to transform decay into something magical is obvious to all. Therefore, in addition to Chinese knots, Dr. Zheng suggests that you can also wear peach wood mascots with you. For example: peach wood pendants, peach wood bracelets, peach wood zodiac signs, etc.

Dr. Zheng reminds you: it must be real peach wood. Many merchants and vendors use other woods to replace peach wood, but this may not only have a negative effect, but may also cause harm. If you are not sure whether it is real peach wood, Dr. Zheng recommends that you collect a piece of peach wood branch or trunk yourself and put it in your handbag or pocket.

The third mascot: Jade Buddha

There is an old saying that everyone knows: Men carry Guanyin and women carry Buddha. In the past, men were the ones doing business, taking exams, etc. They were away from home all year round, and the most important thing was safety. The Guanyin in jade culture is the result of thousands of years of refinement by the working people. It is a fusion of the Buddhist Avalokitesvara and the Taoist Queen Mother. She can ensure peace and is the embodiment of charity and salvation in China for thousands of years. She is synonymous with truth, goodness and beauty. However, it is also possible to wear it the other way around: women wear Guanyin and men wear Buddha. Believing in Bodhisattva represents your good wishes, and the most important thing is your intention.

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