Never bring these five things home!

In fact, in life, there are some superstitious things. You may say you don’t believe in them, but many times they are so real that they are scary. For example, in life you often hear that there are five things that you cannot bring home, such as copper coins, cacti, old clothes of unknown origin, hair, and some Tibetan human bone products.

1. Copper coins

If you are sure that it is a family heirloom, then feel free to keep it. It may even serve as a talisman. 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. If you want to have one more person to eat and live with you at home, then keep it.

2. Cactus

Many people think that putting some green plants at home will make it more lively. Actually, I like it too. However, be careful to place it selectively. Placing a cactus is a huge misunderstanding. From the perspective of traditional Feng Shui, although this green plant is very easy to keep alive, it is a genuine evil creature. In other words, only when a family encounters a major disaster will a cactus be placed to suppress evil. It can only be used to ward off evil and avoid disasters when there is a deceased person in the family or when disasters occur frequently. This is what is meant by fighting poison with poison. This shows the role it plays in Feng Shui. So if you want to grow plants but don’t need to take care of them often, you should change to growing things like spider plants or sunflowers. They are also easy to grow.

3. Used clothes of unknown origin

Some people like to shop on Taobao, and it is not uncommon to find old clothes in flea markets, but be careful, because clothes are the part of a person that is most likely to be contaminated with the person's scent. They accompany their owners, and some even witness their owners' deaths. The fact that ancient clothing is unlucky has been recorded in ancient books. So, don't leave them at home, especially when there are people you love at home, give up your original hobbies.

4. Hair

This is a bit BT, but believe me, it is possible. Some people will make handicrafts out of hair, such as masks for ethnic minorities, embroidered screens...those are...I hope everyone pays attention. Hair also has Feng Shui. In Feng Shui, hair controls a woman's charm and emotional ability, and is also the key to one's fortune. How one's hair is styled is an important means to enhance or weaken one's fortune. Therefore, in addition to choosing a good day to get your hair cut or treated, you should also pay attention to what kind of hairstyle matches your own five elements. You must never imitate others just because they have a good hairstyle. As for hair extensions, you must be even more cautious.

5. Tibetan human bone products

People who travel to Tibet or Nepal always like to buy small exquisite items at street stalls, but some of them are not simple. They are things made by former Tibetan wizards or nobles using slave bones. The bowl may be a human skull, the small horn may be a human leg bone, and the small box may be a pelvis. You wouldn't know it even after you buy it. Some people say that if these things are illegally owned, they can easily attract ghosts, and can even attract ghosts from Nepal or Tibet. If you give it to a friend, it will be amazing!