Lunar 7th Month Taboo #03 - Offerings
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Lunar 7th Month Taboo #02 - No Swimming
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
DO NOT Go Swimming in this month!
The water spirits had been released and they will roam in any places with water in it. Hence, it is wise not to go swimming during this 7th month.
BUT isn't it dangerous for those swimmers that are participating in the YOG this year which has swimming competition in this month?
Believe it or not, it's up to you! Read more...
Lunar 7th Month Taboo #01
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Just to share some of the Do's and Don'ts during the lunar 7th month, just in case you don't know, the ghost month will start now
Taboo #01 - No Marriage during this month
Avoid getting married during this month because couples will have bad ending. Some bad ghost may cast a bad spell on couples during their wedding. Read more...
How Chinese Ghost Festival Comes Along?
Sunday, August 8, 2010
You might be wondering why i am blogging about Chinese Ghost Festival, as my title indicate fengshui savvy. There is a connection between these 2 as they are both Chinese Culture and traditions which has passed down from generations to generations. This is the reason that i am sharing throughout the whole month on the Do's and Don'ts (Taboos) for this special month. Do stay tuned.
Let's Begin...
What is this Ghost Festival?
The Ghost Festival is a traditional Chinese holiday celebrated on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month. A solemn holiday, the Ghost Festival represents the connections between the living and the dead, earth and heaven, body and soul.
The entire seventh month of the Chinese calendar is called the Ghost Month, a month in which ghosts and spirits are believed to emerge out from the lower world to visit earth.
What are the activities during the month?
They include preparing ritual offerings of food, and burning ghost money (or paper money) to please the visiting ghosts and spirits as well as deities and ancestors. Other activities include burying and releasing miniature paper boats and lanterns on water, which signifies "giving directions to the lost ghosts."
You can also see various forms of tentage set up in open fields during this period, for the Chinese also believe in entertaining the spirits with boisterous live wayang and getai performances not only depicting tales of the divine gods and goddesses, but also bawdy stand-up comedy with a local twang, song and dance numbers in the various Chinese dialects and even sensually acrobatic pole dancing by felinely lithe spandex clad dancers. Read more...
FS Home Tip #07: Keep Main Door Free Of Footwear
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
It is best not to have any shoes or slippers lying around outside the main door of your house. You should remove it if you can.
You should allow that space at the main door to be free and clear.
Why? -The Chi (energy) rides with the wind and will collect all the smell of those shoes and slippers into your house causing sickness.
Chi then travels about in your house looking for water to stay but if there are no water fountains or fish tanks, then the Chi will be dispersed by wind. Read more...
FS Home Tip #06: Main Door Facing Staircase
Monday, June 28, 2010
A question, "If the front door opens into the foyer in front of a staircase, it creates massive amounts of negative energy and this is bad feng shui. Is this true or false? Mostly True.
The main door is being known as "The Mouth of Chi" in feng shui, as this is how the house absorbs its much needed Chi, or energy nourishment.
What happens when a staircase is facing the main door directly?
In this situation, Staircases can cause the chi to rush through the front door and upstairs depriving the first floor of positive chi.
NO NO for placement of Staircases
- Don’t place a staircase directly across from front door entrance.
- Don’t make staircase cramped and narrow
- Don’t place a bedroom door that opens directly into a staircase.
- Don’t use a spiral staircase because it cause energy to twist and rush upward and create negative chi.
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