Home Moving Lucky Beliefs By Fengshui Master Aldric V. Dalumpines. Many homemovers try to console themselves as if they did feng shui already by asking me when is the best time to move into a new place? This isnt feng shui at all. It simply is icing on a cake on proper timing of feng shui moving in on a auspicious or lucky day. But it does not mean you will be lucky at all if you do it and nothing more related to proper feng shui procedures! Self consolation via this delusion is illusionary. What a way to save on a feng shui consultation, a sure way to fail. Why oh why? Sure you may do it your way, but as the song goes: what is a man (woman too), what has he (she) got, if not himself (herself) he/she has not? Your way or the highway? Now here are the highways to lucky beliefs in home moving: Any faith or traditional folklore espouses that new homeowners change the luck in any house that will translate into a home. Rural and urban legends uphold the affirmation that more often than not previous owners of a place leave behind their history of bad luck too that can affect the new owners! Thus, in home moving, it is a must to cleanse a place first before moving in. All for everyones wellbeing for the new occupants. Most popular is religious house blessing rituals, be it with Catholic Holy Water or other religious incense rituals. But streetside cultures profess sprinkling of sea rock salt all over a new place before moving in to erase all negativities of the past. Highly observed too in moving in is the waning or waxing of the Moon. Best to move in on any fullmoon day not new moon or any other phase. Even entering a new home should be done thru the front main door, not a garage or kitchen service door to signify progression or forward movement of the new occupants. Tossing rice grains or symbolic prosperity coints into the new house from outside in for main door and all bedroom and service rooms symbolize heralding prosperity and abundance for the home. Italians sprinkle salt into the four corners of every room and sweep out dirt which they believe carry the previous owners or the places bad luck energies! Indian vaastu or feng shui recommends that a bride walk into a new home not carried by the groom and enter with her right foot to literally start married life in a new home on the right footing! Other cultures believe otherwise, the bride must be carried to be protected from evil spirits awaiting by the entrance door! Tamil culture even advocates moving in on Thursdays and never on Friday or Saturday. Popularly moved in first are salt, water, rice, sugar, spice,and everything nice to follow: altars, stoves, bed. Whatever it takes to usher and herald moving into a new house or place, the feng shui adage to follow after getting all the advice especially from a feng shui expert is: a house is built with walls and beams, a home is built with LOVE & DREAMS! Simply move on for a better life. Happy moving everyone! [ ]
Posted on: Wed, 24 Sep 2014 03:43:55 +0000
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