What are the Feng Shui taboos regarding the placement of the God of Wealth statue in your home?
The God of Wealth is a household name, because in traditional Chinese folk concepts, the God of Wealth is believed to be the god in charge of the world's wealth and has the supreme status. If you can get his blessing and care, you will definitely be able to make a lot of money and have a prosperous family. Therefore, in order to seek good luck, many people often place statues of the God of Wealth at home, hoping to bring good omens. And some people even offer incense and worship day and night. So in what position should the God of Wealth be placed so that he can better exert his divine power and bring good luck to people?
The God of Wealth Fenwen Wealth God and Wu Wealth God. Their placement has its own particularities. The God of Wealth and Wealth is divided into the Wealth Star King and the Three Stars of Fortune, Luxury and Longevity. The Lord of Caibo is the common Taibai star holding a gold ingot in his left hand. He is in charge of money in the world, so everyone respects him and worships him. The three stars of Fortune, Luxury and Shou are "the Fortune Star, the Lucky Star and the Longevity Star". Among them, only the Lucky Star is the God of Wealth, but usually everyone places them together for worship.
The way to place the God of Wealth and Wealth is: the simple and commonly used method is to place it on both sides of the door, not facing the door. Although the door is where wealth enters, the God of Wealth and Wealth cannot face the door. A better way is to adjust the position of the God of Wealth every day according to the daily changes in the position of the wealth in the room. This is more difficult to do and requires the guidance of a specialized master. Of course, the effect is better.
The way to place the God of Wealth is: facing the door, so as to attract more wealth. The biggest taboo when placing the God of Wealth is to never place the God of Wealth and God of Wealth together. This will not only fail to achieve double the effect, but may affect their respective wealth-raising effects. Just place one.
Of course, there are certain taboos when placing the God of Wealth. First of all, it must not face the toilet, the door, or the dining table. In addition, ancestors should not be placed side by side with gods: some families place photos of their ancestors’ tablets on the god’s table. Put them together for worship. In fact, this is not appropriate, because the ancestors are just household gods, and they cannot be compared with these gods. I think it is more appropriate to put the ancestors under "the gods"!