Precautions for wearing the four major mascots

We call things that can bring us good luck Feng Shui mascots. Generally, such mascots can also bring us Feng Shui benefits, because mascots are usually good things that can get rid of evil spirits. , we have always had four major mascots, so let’s talk about the precautions for wearing the four major mascots and what they are. Let this issue of Decorative Feng Shui answer your questions.

Precautions for wearing the four major mascots

Wearing time

When you wear the mascot for the first time, you should pay attention to the time. 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. is the middle of the day. The best time period is commonly known as the time when the dragon raises its head, so it is most beneficial to wear mascots during this period.

Inconvenient to wear

Because we are not suitable to wear mascots on all occasions, so what should we do if it is not suitable to wear and we forget to wear it? We can put the mascot in our handbag, put it under the pillow, or hang it on the bedside, and it will not affect its effect.

How to deal with damage

If the mascot is damaged when worn normally, it means that something bad will happen to you. The damage to the mascot proves that it works, so after the damage The mascot can be wrapped in red cloth and stored under the wardrobe, or it can be wrapped in red cloth and thrown at the crossroads to disperse the evil spirits.

What are the four major mascots?

Golden Toad

The "Golden Toad" contains countless Feng Shui meanings, and we often use it as a symbol of good fortune to attract wealth. things. The appearance of the golden toad is entwined with rich money, and the soles of its feet are pressed with gold ingots. Such a rich gold-absorbing magic weapon is favored by many businessmen. Friends who want to ask for money can choose the golden toad with money in its mouth to add wealth to yourself. In addition to the commonly used feng shui functions of promoting wealth and business, Golden Toad also has the feng shui effects of calming down the house, dispelling evil spirits, and warding off evil spirits. The golden toad is also a good choice as a gift, because it also represents a prosperous official career and a bright future. It is the best choice to give the golden toad to your boss.

Dragon Turtle

"Turtle" symbolizes longevity and longevity. In folklore, the nine-thousand-year-old prime minister turtle is often used as a representative. It can be said that the vitality of the turtle is not trivial. The most common Feng Shui effect of dragon turtles is to resolve evil spirits. You can wear dragon turtles in places where you often go in and out of places shrouded by yin to keep you safe. In addition, placing dragon turtles in the bedroom of the elderly can extend their lives. It should be noted that the head is facing the window and avoid facing the head of the bed. Placing the dragon turtle behind the house can play a feng shui role in the dragon turtle array house. Friends who want to prosper the population and protect their children and grandchildren can place the dragon turtle in the living room.

Pixiu

It is a ferocious and auspicious beast, and this beast is divided into female and male. The male is named "Pixi" and the female is named "Pixi". In the south, most people like to call this auspicious beast "Pixiu", while in the north it is still called "exorcism". As for Tianlu, few people use it to call this auspicious beast, and some people call it "monster" or "four different images".

Dragon

The dragon has been the totem of the Chinese nation since ancient times and has the meaning of the throne. It has the function of building a house and building a family, and brings blessings to all living beings. The dragon in the folk is like a man. It has become the most noble mascot in the eyes of the Chinese people, a new standard for women, and a symbol of martial arts, strength, excellence and wealth. Dragons were also a common pattern on royal objects in ancient times, such as the dragon robes worn by the emperor and the dragon chairs they sat on. This shows our country’s love for dragons.