3 Things You Should Never Keep at Home According to Feng Shui — Avoid Bad Luck and Financial Hardship
According to traditional beliefs, there are three things you should never keep at home, as they attract bad luck, financial difficulties, and emotional stress for your children and future generations. Even if these items seem harmless, holding onto them can block positive energy and cause unexpected misfortune.
In Khmer folklore, elders often say, “A clean house and clean dishes bring abundance and prosperity.” This wisdom goes beyond simple cleanliness. It implies that keeping clutter or broken items around can block good fortune and hinder your financial progress.
Here are the 3 items you should throw away without hesitation, especially during tough times, to protect your family’s luck and future:
1. Torn or Worn-Out Clothes
Many people keep old, torn clothes thinking, “I might need them one day.” However, according to Feng Shui, worn-out clothes symbolize poverty and stagnation. They attract negative energy, making it harder to escape financial struggles and improve your luck.
Especially if these clothes are stored near your bed or at the bottom of a closet and never touched, they act like “dark shadows” in your home, eventually affecting your children’s lives with stress and hardship.
2. Broken Plates and Utensils
Plates and utensils are essential for family meals and nourishment. Keeping chipped or broken plates and utensils — even if you no longer use them — not only diminishes the beauty of your kitchen but also invites a sense of poverty and constant struggle into your home.
According to cultural beliefs, broken household items represent a “fragmented family” and the loss of wealth. Worse, children growing up in such an environment may feel insecure and face challenges in their emotional development and future success.
3. Broken Mirrors, Dead Clocks, and Withered Plants
These three items are considered Feng Shui red flags that can severely disrupt positive energy flow:
Broken mirrors are believed to attract negative energy and bad luck into the home.
Stopped clocks symbolize time being stuck, representing stagnation and loss of direction.
Withered plants signify decay and failure.
If you’re struggling financially and still keep these items in your home, it’s like blocking the flow of positive energy and destroying any hope of improving your life. Homes with broken mirrors often feel cold and invite continuous bad luck, causing suffering for the children living there.
Conclusion:
To invite good luck, prosperity, and peace into your home, get rid of these three items without regret. By clearing your space of these negative symbols, you open the door for positive energy, financial growth, and a brighter future for your family.
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