Moving tips and taboos Remember these 7 moving taboos

Today I will introduce to you the dos and don’ts of moving. If you are interested, please take the time to take a look with me.

Moving tips and taboos

1. Choose an auspicious day

When moving to a new house, the most important thing is to choose an auspicious day. According to the almanac, the best times for moving are Yima Day, Sanhe Day, Huangdao Day, Cheng Day, etc. Some folk taboo days, bad days, broken days, and unlucky days are unlucky days and it is not suitable to move house. In addition, if this day conflicts with the zodiac signs of your family members, it is not a good choice.

2. Before Sunset

The best time to move into the new house on the day of moving is in the morning or at noon, but it must be before sunset in the afternoon, and try to avoid entering the new house at night. Otherwise, Feng Shui knowledge has the unfavorable implication of going out early and coming back late, and working day and night.

3. Don’t go empty-handed

On moving day, when you walk into your new house for the first time, you must not enter the new house empty-handed. Be sure to have some valuables or daily necessities in your hands. You can choose a rice jar or a rice bucket, which means you will have no worries about food and clothing; you can also hold a quilt, which symbolizes a stable life; or you can hold a passbook or a bank card, which symbolizes that good fortune will follow you into your new home.

4. Use a new pillow

In Feng Shui, moving house is also called "moving in". Feng Shui believes that "moving in" is the transfer of people's aura, so the pillows need to move in first: according to the number of family members, new pillows are used to open the door and enter the house, and they are placed according to the individual's beds. It symbolizes starting a new life from scratch.

5. Pregnant women should avoid

Pregnant women should not participate in the entire moving process, either from the perspective of their physical condition or their aura. If there is a pregnant woman in the family, on the day of moving, the pregnant woman can go back to her parents' home or her in-laws' home to rest. After the move is completed and someone has lived in the new home for a few days, the pregnant woman can move into the new home.