Safety is a blessing. How can we stay safe when we go out?

Introduction: The Spring Festival travel rush is coming soon! It's time for traffic congestion again. Although the economy is developing more and more vigorously, the frequency of travel is also getting higher. As the saying goes, if you walk by the river often, you will get your feet wet. It's better to be safe than sorry. Mr. Shui Mo reminds everyone to pay more attention to the following Feng Shui, which is conducive to safe travel. Mr. Shui Mo’s Feng Shui special topic contains more articles about Feng Shui, allowing you to understand Feng Shui knowledge more quickly.

1. Do not place items such as eagles and tigers in your home or office. Although eagles look fierce, if you place these things, it is easy to bring yourself blood disasters [such as cuts, bruises, etc.]

2. Avoid having blades in your home or office. For example, there should be no corners facing you, and no buildings that look like blades facing you. These will bring you hidden dangers in terms of feng shui.

3. Avoid opening the door of your home to see the elevator, especially when the elevator is on the right side of the door. This is called the White Tiger opening, which represents unfavorable fortune and may lead to surgery or traffic problems.

4. It is generally better not to dig up the ground on the right side of the house. If there is digging up the ground on the right side of the house [such as piling], you need to pay more attention to travel safety and avoid going to dangerous and unfamiliar places.

In addition to paying more attention to the above-mentioned Feng Shui issues, people who are about to enter the Spring Festival travel rush can also use the following methods to seek safety:

1. Friends who drive can hang an evil-avoiding car pendant in the car, because when driving you will always pass through unfamiliar places, and it is difficult to foresee an accident in advance. You can use auspicious and blessed car pendants to dissolve unfavorable auras.

2. People who travel can wear Buddha's hand to ensure safety or place a gourd at home. These are practical mascots.

3. You can wear jade Guanyin, jade Buddha or jade bracelet, because real jade itself has the function of warding off evil and ensuring safety. When encountering danger, jade will often protect you from disaster [the jade breaks, but the person is safe].

Summary: Safety is a blessing, so whether you believe in Feng Shui or not, you need to try the above methods to ensure your own safety!