How to check your home's Feng Shui

Some things are not suitable to be placed at home. Today I will tell you that if you have the following four things at home, it is likely to have a negative impact on your fortune! Let’s clear these things out during the year-end cleaning! Remember to remind your family and friends so that they can also deal with it as soon as possible.

Heavy curtains that block out any light

Too bright indoor light will certainly make people uncomfortable, but dim indoor light will cause eye fatigue and also attract light objects. So everyone should try to let sunlight into the house. Sunlight represents wealth, and heavy curtains will keep wealth out of the door.

Cactus:

Many people think that putting some green plants at home will make it more lively, but you should be careful to place them selectively. Placing cacti is a huge misunderstanding. From the perspective of traditional Feng Shui, although this green plant is very easy to grow, it is a Feng Shui evil object. In other words, only when the home encounters a major change will a cactus be placed to suppress evil.

Copper Coins:

If you are sure it is a family heirloom, you can keep it at home, where it can act as a protective amulet. But everyone may know that in ancient divination, tortoise shells and copper coins are the most effective spiritual tools. In particular, copper coins handed down from the Ming Dynasty when Taoism was popular have been influenced by fortune tellers for a long time, so they can often gather spirits.

Used clothes of unknown origin:

Some people like to buy second-hand clothes at flea markets, but they should be aware that clothes are most easily contaminated by a person’s scent and aura. They accompany their owners, and some even witness their owners' passing. The fact that ancient clothing is unlucky has been recorded in ancient books. So, never leave them at home.