You can’t just keep pets casually, you must read these pet Feng Shui knowledge!

Introduction: We all know that humans and nature need to live in harmony, and animals are our good friends. Nowadays, many people keep pets and will take extra care and love for their beloved Chongwu, treating their pets as their best friends. But you may not know that keeping pets also requires Feng Shui, and you cannot just keep pets based on your own preferences. Otherwise it will affect your own Feng Shui fortune. If you want to know more about Feng Shui, Mr. Shui Mo has prepared a special topic on Feng Shui for you to give you a more comprehensive understanding.

dog

Not everyone who likes dogs can keep one at home. Some people raise dogs that get sick easily and become thinner and thinner. The worst result is that the dog will die of illness. This result will bring misfortune to the family and is not auspicious. The owner is having troubles. Losing money and failing in business are all bad. So what kind of people are suitable for raising dogs? According to the eight characters of numerology: a person born in the cold winter, generally born on November 8th to February 18th of each year, has extremely cold numerology and needs hot soil and mud to give warmth. Ordinary people know that eating dog and mutton can generate heat and make a person warm. Therefore, these people are more suitable for raising dogs, and raising dogs is good for their health. In addition, the dog’s nest should not be placed in the west or made of metal, because Xu (dog) represents earth, and metal will drain earth. This is not good for the dog's health.

cat

Cats are animals that many people like. Their docility, cuteness, deep sleep, and just a "meow" can make people love them without being able to help themselves. But from the perspective of Feng Shui, not everyone who likes cats can keep one. In addition, cats are called Yin Wood in the Eight Characters, so people born in the Yin month (February 4th to March 5th), the Si month, and the Shen month should not keep cats, otherwise it will bring bad luck.

snake

Snakes are evil creatures. But some people like it very much. They keep snakes at home and have overly close contact with them. However, snakes are cold-blooded creatures after all. They are more likely to kill people than cats and dogs. People who keep snakes as pets are a bit weird. Therefore, it is very common for people to keep such pets. It's just like this, even more so than home feng shui. Si (Snake) represents fire, and strong fire produces earth. People born in the earth month are more suitable to raise this animal. That's all. Please be reminded that if you have this item at home, do not bring home people born in the Year of the Tiger or the Year of the Pig, or people born in the Month of the Tiger or the Month of the Pig. I’m afraid I might accidentally hurt someone. In addition, if you have this thing at home, you cannot keep a cat. If cats and snakes coexist, it will cause chaos and the whole family will not be at peace.

fish

Proper fish farming can increase water transport. Since today we are talking about Feng Shui traps, let’s talk about the taboos of Feng Shui fish farming. First of all, consider the color of the fish you are raising. Remember not to choose cyan, green, yellow or brown fish. Because your five elements are wood and earth. Wood can drain water, and earth can control water. The power to attract wealth will become very weak. Secondly, let’s talk about the number of fish you raise. Two, three, or five are not good for your wealth. Therefore, as mentioned above, before raising fish, you must carefully choose the number and color of fish you want to raise. For example, in terms of color, golden goldfish belongs to the element of gold. Gold can produce water and can generate wealth, but raising three goldfish is not good for your wealth.

Summary: The above only introduces the more common Feng Shui knowledge about raising pets. The rest of the knowledge has the same principles. For example, raising turtles. Turtles themselves belong to the element of fire. Only those who need fire can raise turtles, while those who don’t need fire should not raise turtles. Therefore, Feng Shui also needs to be adapted to local conditions and to individual people in order to achieve the desired effect.