Is there any feng shui taboo for putting stones at home?

With the continuous prosperity of people's living standards, more and more intellectuals began to cultivate their own cultural literacy, and various collectors began to appear in large numbers. Stone lovers are also a large group in the field of collection, and stones of various types and shapes have begun to be placed at home. However, stones are spiritual and feng shui. Next, let's talk about the feng shui taboo of placing stones at home.

Taboo 1: Choose a stone with sunshine. The stone itself is negative and unlucky in geomantic omen. And the stone that absorbs the sun's yang becomes an auspicious stone with sufficient yang, especially when the sun shines on Mount Tai. Therefore, when collecting outdoors, you must be exposed to the sun. Wait until the stone absorbs the yang before putting it indoors.

Taboo 2: the shape of the stone should be round. When we collect and put them, it's best to be round, not angular. The edges and corners in geomantic omen are suffocating, similar to blades and devils. It is very ineffective for the health of the owner and family harmony. The circle symbolizes perfection and is suitable for home placement. From a scientific point of view, this time is also dangerous and easy to scratch yourself.

Taboo 3: Try to choose warm stones. Stone color should not be too cold, such as blue stone, it is too cold. It's not good for the host, but warm stones are comfortable and convenient to put indoors. If you must put cold stones, you can decorate them with red cloth to remove their coldness.

Taboo 4: It is forbidden to put stone statues indoors. The stone head itself gives people the feeling that it is too suffocating, especially when there are children at home. Ancient stone statues are mostly used in funerals or temples, and must not be placed indoors. Small happy stone heads can be wrapped in red cloth, and large stone statues must be placed outdoors.

For those who collect stones, we must pay attention to the above feng shui taboos to avoid getting into trouble.