What to put under the crossing stone?

This is a custom passed down from our ancestors. Copper coins were the most basic coins in the past. They have passed through the hands of countless people. The implication is that they have a lot of yang energy. When placed at the door, they can play a role in feng shui to ward off evil spirits. Do not bring all the bad things outside into your home, and keep everything out. It is similar to the situation where people can step over a brazier when something bad happens to them. This is just a common daily way to ward off evil spirits, and it can also improve the wealth of the family. meaning.

If you don’t have copper coins, you can put coins. If your family member is a cadre, put 7 coins under the door. If you are doing business, put 8 coins. Then use coins to make a "safe entry and exit". Buy 2 coins from the drugstore. The Zhusha is scattered below, and a peach branch facing south is placed below. All of these will work, just do whatever works best for you.

The most common types of copper coins are Five Emperors coins and Eight Trigram coins. Five emperors' coins refer to the copper coins of the five founding emperors. Wrap it in red cloth and place it at the four corners under the door stone. The 8 hexagram copper coin version is easier to understand. It means placing 8 copper coins in the 8 positions at the bottom of the door stone. These 8 positions refer to the 8 directions in the 8 hexagrams. In addition, these two installation methods also pay attention to time and location. Just choose a good and auspicious day. And the position of the stone should be corresponding to the nearby auspicious positions such as wealth.