"If you don't put three things in the stove, people will settle down and prosper." Which three things don't refer to? I don't know.
"Three things not to be left in the stove will make people happy and prosperous." The three things they refer to are: not to put broken bowls, not to put mirrors, and not to put fish tanks.
1. Don’t put broken bowls
We use bowls and chopsticks every day, but after using them for a long time, they will inevitably get bumped and bumped. If the bowls and chopsticks become broken , then don’t stay in the kitchen any longer. In the eyes of the elderly, "rice bowl" means work. If there is a collision, it may affect their "rice bowl", which means unlucky.
2. No mirrors
Women who love beauty will put mirrors in various places at home so that they can look beautiful at any time. However, the older generation thinks that putting mirrors in the kitchen is very Not good.
3. Do not put a fish tank
The kitchen belongs to fire, and the fish tank belongs to water. I believe everyone knows the truth of "water and fire are incompatible". Water and fire are opposites. If the fish tank is placed Placing it in the kitchen is likely to affect the aura of the kitchen.
Kitchen Feng Shui Ornaments
1. Obsidian Ornaments are Feng Shui Prosperous
Obsidian is known as the "Black Diamond Warrior", which can ward off evil spirits and absorb all negativity. energy. Obsidian has been the first choice for manufacturing Feng Shui ornaments such as beads, Buddha statues, and amulets since ancient times.
However, in addition to protecting the body and warding off evil spirits, obsidian can also attract wealth and good fortune. Obsidian ornaments usually choose gourd-shaped obsidian ornaments for wealth, which is homophoned as "Fu Lu". It has the meaning of full blessings and high-ranking officials. , coupled with obsidian's own ability to ward off evil spirits and bring good fortune, placing it in the kitchen can bring wealth and luck.
2. Pixiu
Pixiu is a mythical beast in ancient Chinese myths and legends. Legend has it that Pixiu is responsible for patrolling in the sky to prevent demons, ghosts, plagues and diseases from disturbing the heaven. It is very ferocious. mighty.
Later, Pixiu violated the rules of heaven, and the Jade Emperor punished him by only feeding on wealth from all directions and swallowing all things without diarrhea. After this allusion spread, Pixiu was regarded as a Feng Shui mascot to attract wealth. .
The above content needs to be combined with the actual situation and is for reference only.