2013 natal year should I wear red?

Next year you will be all the best, there are no taboos.

Your topic itself is a false proposition, who said that you must wear red clothes in the natal year? First of all, the vast number of rural people basically had no concept of the natal year before, let alone wearing dull red clothes. People in the city who wear red clothes more often do this in the natal year.

So why do many people wear red clothes in their natal year? Completely auspicious, I hope that I will be free, have good luck, be healthier, etc. Therefore, it is not necessary to wear red in the natal year.

Wear red clothes and pants in the natal year.

Of course. Some people even go out of their way to buy red clothes to wear in order to be auspicious.

OK. I wore Natmei Red in the year of Honmei, and my brother's barbershop neighbor shop used to sell this brand.

I wear red in my natal year, red underwear, red socks, and it's okay.

It is said that yes! Most people buy a big red dress in their natal year. In fact, I personally think that there are some things that people don't have to take too seriously, mainly in personal factors!

A must, it can bring you good luck!

Wearing red in the natal year is derived from the custom of "driving away evil and avoiding evil".

In traditional customs, the natal year is often considered an unlucky year. Every year of the birth year, all over the northern Han nationality, both adults and children need to wear red belts, commonly known as "tie red". Children also wear red vests and red pants, believing that in this way they can avoid evil and avoid disasters.

Red in China represents the meaning of celebration and the meaning of driving away evil spirits.

Because red is a symbol of festivity and auspiciousness.

Red is the positive color, the color of warding off evil spirits.

To drive away evil spirits and avoid evil, red is auspicious.

Red is the color of China, which wards off evil spirits and is festive.

Ward off evil spirits and make good luck! The new year is booming.

1.The traditional saying is to ward off evil spirits.

2.Red festive.

Answer: Red is a traditional Chinese auspicious color, which has a great visual impact and makes people excited.

Red is a century-old tradition, mainly to seek good luck, in fact, the main thing to ward off evil spirits is to rely on magic weapons rather than color.

Wearing ornaments that block bad luck can be safe and sound, and you can even have good luck. It is better to ward off evil spirits and open luck to things that should be consecrated or blessed. I wore a blessed three-life red rope on my left hand, a bodhi bracelet, and obsidian on my right hand.

There is a real wolf tooth hanging on the neck, a wolf hair stone is hung on the mobile phone (fortune, hehe), the son's feet are hung with a blessed copper coin red rope, and the car is hung with a string of eighteen bracelets that are opened. These are super super evil things, very effective, and there is no need to tell numerology!! My blessing red rope, the true ancient six emperor money and wolf teeth are in the treasure of the kk magic house please come back, my friend introduced me to buy, his house seems to have a lot of evil things, the store is also a believer.

Personally, I'm a big believer in these things. Faith is spiritual. I'm super lucky for my natal year.

The master said: Carry or hang a string of Kaiguang Zhengu Five Emperor coins, a talisman in the wallet, and it is good to wear a blessing red rope.

It doesn't matter if these artifacts were given by a friend or invited by yourself.

Precautions for wearing a blessing rope:

1.Do not break the knot or trim it to length with scissors or other items.

2.If it is old in the future, because the vajra knot is the blessing of the three roots, it should not be discarded at will, but it can be hung on a high place (such as a roof or tree) to bless the environment and protect all living beings around it.

3.You can wear it for a lifetime, and if you don't want to wear it, be sure to burn it respectfully!

I wish you all the best!!

Red is an auspicious color, I believe that every Chinese will like red very much, look particularly festive, so every year when the festival is everywhere, whether superstitious or not, in short, red must be an essential color.