What does it mean when a snake enters your home? What does the snake represent in Feng Shui?

The habitat of snakes varies depending on the species. Some live in caves, some live on the ground, some live in trees, and some live in water. So what does it mean when a snake enters your home?

What does it mean when a snake enters your home?

1. The omen of a snake entering the house : good luck

In folk culture, big snakes are actually monsters that are about to transform into dragons and fly into the sky. Because of this, if a big snake enters your home, it means that you will have noble people helping you in your career, and whatever you do will go very smoothly. Because of this, you will have good luck.

2. The omen of a snake entering the house : a deceased relative's entrustment

In some areas, snakes are believed to be the reincarnation of deceased relatives who have come back to visit their family members. At this time, it is best to go to the graves of the elderly to burn incense and pay homage to them, and let them know that you are well. At the same time, some people also believe that snakes enter the house because the snakes foresee that the family will have bad luck and come to inform them so that they can be prepared.

3. The omen of a snake entering the house: the master will die

If it is a domestic snake, it is a symbol of good luck, prosperity and a large family. If it is a wild snake, entering the house means funeral, which is very unlucky and may also mean the death of a relative.

What does the snake represent in Feng Shui?

The five elements of Teng Snake belong to Si Earth, and its direction is center. The Teng Snake represents false alarms and strange things, as well as imprisonment.

Things represented by the Teng Snake include snakes, pythons, gods, ghosts, fairies, the unexpected, strange things, and oddities (things that are difficult to understand). It represents thin and long objects, curled objects such as ropes, lines, hoses, and things that can be wrapped around. It also represents light rain and small rivers. In Feng Shui, it represents a road (a small path, a winding and rugged path). The Teng Snake represents binding, encirclement, trouble, entanglement, and has the image of handcuffs. If the Teng Snake is in a prosperous phase, the person is versatile and resourceful. If it is in a weak phase, the person will have a strange temper, be hypocritical, false, scheming, and boastful. The application of Teng Snake in Liu Yao and Bagua.
Lawsuits are bad disasters. If the hexagrams that overcome the world and the God of Use are activated, there will be disasters such as imprisonment. When predicting your luck, if the official line activates the world line, it means that a villain or a man has set a trap and is using tricks to frame you. If Teng Snake is in the world, the owner is very skillful and good at dealing with people. If it is used for dream interpretation, it indicates nightmares, strange dreams, and false alarms. If it is used for home interpretation, it indicates strange things happening (Lin Guan Yao), such as monsters, fairies, ghosts, or unusual sounds and messages (if Guan Yao is in the second, third, and fourth Yao, it indicates the owner is at the door). If it is used for illness, it indicates false illness, strange illness, strange illness that cannot be diagnosed by the hospital, and neurological diseases. If a woman is asking about her son-in-law, and the official ghost line is in the position of Teng Snake, it means her destined husband (because it implies bondage).