Feng Shui knowledge that pregnant mothers need to pay attention to

Introduction: In ancient times, it has been passed down that "There are three unfilial acts, and the worst is to have no descendants." It can be seen that the ancients attached great importance to passing on the family line, and a large population was one of the important signs of a prosperous family business. Although people's concepts have changed a lot now, they are still full of hope for the arrival of the baby. Therefore, in order to allow the baby to grow up healthily, many families start paying attention to it from the time of pregnancy. Today, the editor has carefully prepared the seven Feng Shui taboos during pregnancy for your reference. 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.

1. During pregnancy, you should not dismantle or renovate the room where you live, nor should you move.

This taboo is mainly related to disturbing the fetal spirit. According to legend, if you start construction in the house where a pregnant woman lives, you will disturb the fetal spirit. The fetal spirit can change its position according to the lunar calendar, but it is taboo for the fetal spirit to be moved artificially. It is like a fetus can move in the mother's womb, but artificial massage and movement may affect the normal development of the fetus.

Moving is bound to be laborious and this will increase the chances of accidents for pregnant women. Moreover, if a pregnant woman gets pregnant in her old house, it is unknown whether the feng shui of the new house is suitable for the pregnant woman and the fetus.

Therefore, it is best not to move during pregnancy.

2. Avoid moving large furniture during pregnancy

This custom is also related to the fetal god. According to legend, randomly moving large furniture such as boxes, tables, chairs, cabinets, beds and stools in the room may affect the fetus god and cause miscarriage, premature ejaculation, or the birth of a baby with incomplete facial features.

3. Pregnant women should avoid eating rabbit meat to prevent their babies from having cleft lip.

This saying is widely spread and is practiced almost everywhere in the country; it has been around for a long time. It is recorded that in Zhang Hua's "Bowuzhi" in the Western Jin Dynasty, there was already a saying that "Pregnant women should not eat rabbit meat, nor should they see rabbits, as this will cause their children to have cleft lips."

4. Pregnant women should avoid sewing or using scissors

This custom is popular in some local areas. People believe that using scissors will cut things, and using needles, thread, awls, etc. will pierce clothes. If the fetal god is present at the time, it may hurt it. Once the fetal god is hurt, a child will be born with defects such as no ears, missing ears, or blindness.

In many places, pregnant women are required to participate in sewing baby clothes to cultivate the mother's love for the baby.

5. Pregnant women should not attend wedding banquets or funerals

In some places, customs hold that during pregnancy, pregnant women should not attend weddings, let alone greet the wedding car, so as not to frighten the fetus; they should also not eat at wedding banquets or wedding cakes and candies, so as not to endanger the mother and child with "adding joy to joy".

In many areas, there is a taboo against pregnant women watching funerals, saying that they will be affected by the unlucky aura of the funeral and that they must prevent such clashes.

6. Avoid hammering nails in a pregnant woman’s room

According to folk customs, hammering nails into the walls, furniture, doors and windows of a pregnant woman's room will hurt the fetus, causing it to develop abnormally or even result in a "stillbirth."

7. Avoid hanging ugly, ferocious figures or animal portraits in a pregnant woman’s room

According to the old custom, looking at the images in paintings too often will make the fetus in a pregnant woman's belly look like the person in the painting, commonly known as "changing the fetus." Therefore, if you choose to hang portraits, make sure you hang portraits of beautiful and cute children. Avoid hanging ugly, ferocious portraits of people or animals.