What do you wear to ward off evil spirits?

1。 Mirror mirror because it has reflective effect! In the folk, it is used by many people as evil spirits in feng shui articles. The use method is to hang it on the lintel or window frame to deal with the evil in front of the door. It is precisely because of this. It is especially forbidden to look in the mirror when sleeping! 2。 Scissors understand why scissors are often used to ward off evil spirits in customs. In fact, in ancient times, carpenter's Mo Dou, jade, five feet and tailor's scissors were all commonly used to ward off evil spirits! We'll talk about it later. The scissors and kitchen knife used by the cook to kill the living are also used to ward off evil spirits, because they are covered with blood! Often used to deal with nightmares! Exorcise ghosts, 3, rice In fact, the saying of rice exorcism comes from the technology of exorcism of grains, which can often be seen in funeral customs! At first, I brought something to eat for the dead, so that there could be food there. Later, I began to say that whole grains can kill ghosts and ward off evil spirits (because it is said that dead people will not come out to make trouble if they have coffins of whole grains), especially glutinous rice, which has been widely spread by zombie films in Hong Kong, and Hakka customs in western Fujian also include rice! Soybeans/black beans. Tea, salt. Five kinds of copper coins are wrapped in red cloth as amulets. In international application, rice is especially useful for people and children who are prone to ghost dreams to soothe their nerves! 4。 Red paper Red paper used to be mainly used to write Spring Festival couplets? And put a small note on someone else's gift bag as a seal! In fact, the idea of sealing and putting red paper on the door (although written on it) are used to pray for evil spirits. In the folk, you can often see red paper cut into small strips and pasted on the door? Bedside, pigsty and cowshed door, car. Windmills and so on are used to pray for evil spirits and keep peace. The original source is that red paper stands for blood sacrifice, that is, the blood of livestock and even the enemy is smeared on important positions to deter the enemy from evil! Then it turned into red paper!