You have probably heard at some point about beliefs and superstitions associated with certain objects or figurines that some people believe can influence our health and well-being.
Figurines that attract diseases
Feng Shui believers believe that figurines of crows, eagles or swallows can attract grief and illness.
Their presence in the home can create negative energy and cause imbalance.
Figurines associated with misfortune and stress
A figurine of an elephant with its trunk lowered is considered a symbol of misfortune and stress. It is believed that its presence can attract negative events and difficulties in life.
Figurines carrying negativity
Figures of a dog or lion standing on its hind legs with its mouth open are considered unlucky symbols. They can attract negative energies and relationship problems.
Animal horns
It is believed that keeping animal horns in the house can lead to illnesses and even death of someone close to you. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid such items in your interior.
Plaster figurines
Plaster figurines, according to popular belief, can weaken the spirit and will. They are considered a symbol of weakness and are not recommended for keeping in the house.
If you believe in the energetic power of objects and want to create harmony and well-being in your home, it is recommended to choose figurines that are not associated with death, illness or negative events.
It is important to listen to your intuition and choose amulets that bring you positive emotions and inspiration.
Earlier we talked about the signs associated with a cat meowing in the house.
