Can mahogany really ward off evil spirits? Who knows better?

Peach is also called "Dragon Tree" and "Ghost Tree". The Buddhist scriptures of eating hungry ghosts are not put in the Buddhist scriptures of peach trees, pomegranate trees and willow trees. It is said that trees taller than people will have tree gods, and peach wood is also called "fairy wood". The theory of peach wood to ward off evil spirits has existed since ancient times. Taomu exorcism comes from wonderful legends.

Actually, there are many legends about peach trees to ward off evil spirits. However, it is recorded in Shan Hai Jing. Legend has it that there is a mountain in the East China Sea of China, which is guarded by two gods, Shen Tu and Lei Yu. There are many peach trees on the mountain. The branches of the peach trees are very long, winding for several meters, and the branches are facing the death gates where ghosts go in and out. It happens that Shen Tu and Lei Yu are experts in catching ghosts. When they saw ghosts coming out, they picked peach branches and whipped them. Over time, this method of playing with ghosts with peach branches has spread widely and everyone knows it.

Note: Taomu is called Shenmu because it is the essence of five trees to ward off evil spirits, and Taomu Sword is a Taoist instrument. In production, it is necessary to choose natural peach wood. In ancient times, it was carved into swords, ornaments and companions by hand, but now it is carved by machine and made into various feng shui ornaments. In Southeast Asian countries, peach swords are kept indoors to ward off evil spirits. Many feng shui masters also have tools such as peach wooden swords.

So mahogany can ward off evil spirits and turn evil spirits into evil spirits. It is a tool of Taoism and a common tool of geomantic omen.