Grumpy items: These are things that do not bring good luck to the house. They are objects that bring rudeness. Wondering what these are? Then, all you have to do is read the following list. In more detail:
Grumpy items: Here are eight things you should not have in your home
- Empty rocking chairs: Bad news for moms. The Irish believe that an empty rocking chair invites the dark forces to sit on it. Even worse: If the chair shakes on its own it means that some evil spirit has already sat on it which can bring death and bad luck to the family.
- Broken plates and glasses: As soon as a plate or glass breaks even a little, it is good to throw it away immediately. Why; According to feng shui, the dishes symbolize prosperity and family. When you eat in broken or cracked dishes you attract problems and failures in your life.
- Grumpy objects - Withered plants: If you forget to water your plants and their leaves start to turn brown, it is time to say goodbye. It is considered bad luck to have "dead" plants in your home.
- A black door: You may think that a black door may look chic but according to Chinese feng shui, a black door attracts bad luck in the house. This is not the case if your door is facing north.
Other things you should not have in your home:
- Gross items - An old calendar: Or even a calendar showing the wrong day or the wrong month. Since this item is there to show the passing of time, if you use it in the wrong way it is said that it can negatively affect your life.
- Mirrors: It is not only the broken mirrors that bring bad luck. Legend has it that the mirrors it reflects can steal your soul. And that's why Victorians covered their mirrors when someone died so as not to trap their spirit inside the mirror.
- Grumpy objects - Cacti: Plants that have thorns (other than roses) are extremely bad feng shui and are said to bring negative energy and bad luck to the house.
- A broken clock: Of course it is bad feng shui to have broken things in your house. But if you specifically have a watch that is broken, it can bring death to your family. At least that's what people believed in the 19th century.
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