What is the omen that swallows fly into the house?

Swallow is an auspicious bird in China traditional culture, and it is a good omen to enter the house. Swallows can bring external wealth into the house, thus prospering the overall wealth in the house.

Swallows entering the house shows that the feng shui around the house is good and there is nothing to hide. In Yang Zhai's geomantic omen, the layout inside the house is important, but the geomantic omen outside the house can't be ignored. If a swallow enters the house, the surrounding environment will be stable, then the fortune in the house will be condensed and the fortune of the people in the house will also rise.

Swallows entering the house is a happy event, and happy events are very particular. It can also be successful for children's studies, and the homeowner's promotion is smooth and smooth. Husband and wife have a harmonious relationship and are quite happy. Swallows entering the house can prosper family relations, and it is difficult for family members to have disputes, so the relationship is harmonious and healthy, so the house feng shui rises.

The omen of swallows nesting.

There are bird's nests at home, which means that this family must be either rich or expensive. Swallow is a friendly animal. Because it comes in spring and goes in winter, people regard it as a messenger of spring and an auspicious animal. People protect and cherish it.

Swallow is still a quiet and clean animal, and its nest must be built in a place that can shelter from the wind and rain and is convenient for flying in and out. Therefore, if swallows nest in residents' homes, it means that the family has a good living environment and is suitable for living, and the house has good geomantic omen and will naturally make a fortune.

Having a bird's nest at home is a symbol of wealth. If you find a swallow nesting at home, it means that the family has a good relationship. Swallows will bring them good luck and good luck, and after a long time, they will naturally become rich and prosperous.