Feng Shui Application of Mandala

Feng Shui Placement of Mandala in Home

In fact, Mandala is generally not suitable for indoor placement, because when growing plants at home, people generally choose plants with good Feng Shui meanings, such as money trees, pennyworts or philadelphus, which all have beautiful meanings.

But this is not the case with Datura. According to some of its legends or meanings, it is a mysterious and poisonous plant. Who would dare to associate with it?

Basically, because Datura is highly poisonous, no one would plant it at home unless it has other uses. Unless it is a woman with scars, she would plant a pot of Datura at home. Of course, some people believe that Datura is a magical plant that can bring good luck and ward off evil, and they are willing to plant it.

Principles of mandala placement

In fact, Datura can be considered a good choice for home decoration, as long as you can ignore its toxicity. After all, Datura flowers are beautiful and fragrant, giving people a romantic and mysterious feeling. It is very unique when placed in the home. Generally speaking, when placing mandalas, they are more suitable for British or French styles, and can be matched with Chinese classical styles, especially pastoral styles, which can give people a mysterious feeling of being otherworldly.

However, Datura itself is a highly poisonous plant that may cause cancer and hallucinations. After all, flowers are grown for beauty, not to harm human health, so it is best not to place Datura indoors. It is better to plant it in the courtyard. Be careful not to let children come into contact with it to avoid poisoning.