Feng Shui Effects and Taboos of Lotus

1. Collecting spiritual energy

The lotus plays a special role in Buddhism. Its pattern can be said to be the iconic material of Buddhism. In the eyes of many people, it can bring happiness to everyone, so many people choose to place it in front of the Buddha. But in fact, we cannot place it randomly indoors, because we have to pay attention to the orientation, so that it can achieve the positive energy effect and thus increase wealth. We usually place it at the entrance. The purpose of placing it here is to collect spiritual energy.

2. Prosperity

Because of its shape, flowers, leaves and branches, there are quite a lot of them, so if we put lotus in the room, it has its representative meaning, that is, a solid root and prosperous branches. In layman's terms, it means blessing the family with continuous descendants and the family will always be prosperous.

3. Harmony and harmony

We know that the name of lotus has the same pronunciation as the word "harmony" which we have always advocated. This means that if we place lotus in the living room or dining room, it can have an implicit meaning, which is to make the family harmonious and smooth.

4. Love and longevity

If we have lotus, we can choose to place it in the bedroom. This also has its own Feng Shui purpose, representing that the couple can love and communicate with each other. These are all very particular and must not be placed randomly, so as not to destroy their function and end up with more harm than good.

5. Have many children

It has another layer of meaning, which is inseparable from its sub-character. We should be clear that this plant actually has lotus pods, and the seeds and flowers grow at the same time, so the meaning of the "seeds" represents early birth of a son. Many newlyweds need to place it beside their beds to pray for the early birth of happiness.