Those things in the natal year, those things that happened in the natal year

The natal year is the year of Tai Sui, and the life is evil, and it is enough to block the bad luck. In the natal year, you need to be more careful and attentive in dealing with people, do not be impulsive, think twice before acting, avoid quarrels with people, and fear of being disturbed by villains. Pay more attention to your daily routine and eating habits.

The natal year is not as scary as the legend suggests, and you can be safe and sound by wearing ornaments that block bad luck and even 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 hip stone (beckoning, hehe) hanging on the mobile phone, 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 open the light, and the family and the bag are each hung with a string of Kaiguang Six Emperors ancient money (also the hee hee of the fortune), to be really ancient, not imitation. 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 ** kk magic house to 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 True Ancient Six Emperor money, a talisman in the wallet, and wear a blessing red rope It is very good.

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 open the knot, or trim its appearance and length with scissors or other objects.

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!!

See "The Origin and Precautions of the Year of the Dragon in 2012".

I've passed two natal years, and the third is coming soon.

In my first natal year, I was still a teenager, carefree, and there were no worries about arguing. That year, the family built a beautiful red brick house, saying that it was for me to marry my daughter-in-law, I was embarrassed at the time, but the facts proved that the red tile house did help me marry my daughter-in-law 12 years later.

In my second birth year, I was already a flesh boy. That year, I was a little unlucky to talk, first shouting that I was bitten by two small dogs, and then I was pounced on by a big dog. Riding a motorcycle to go on a blind date, on the cliff road, he was hit by a bee in the neck and almost had a car accident.

My two-year-old business was closed due to financial problems, and I became unemployed. But these are all floating clouds, because immediately after I was promoted and became a bridal official, and the whole family was overjoyed.

The third natal year is approaching, like a mysterious gift, what is in it? I do not know. But I've had the experience of having two natal years, so naturally everything can be handled calmly.

My mother bought me red clothes early, and I was touched by my love for my son. I believe that this natal year, I still have a wonderful life. Natal year, come on!

1.Marriage red line.

2.Courtship Declaration.

3.Natal year.

In traditional customs, the natal year is often considered an unlucky year. The ballad of "Tai Sui in the natal year, Tai Sui should sit on the head, and woe will be woe if there is no joy" is the best portrayal of the unlucky year of the natal year. Therefore, the folk usually call the "natal year" also called the "threshold year", that is, spending the natal year is like stepping into a threshold.

Every year of the birth year, both adults and children must tie a red belt, red bracelet, commonly known as "tie red", children also pass red vests, red pants, that this can be good luck to avoid evil, eliminate disasters and avoid disasters, and to entrust people to longevity, health, auspicious wishes.

This year is a good natal year, grasp it well, everything will go smoothly, and there will be new developments. However, although it is an auspicious natal year, don't forget that not only should you wear red underwear, but also wear red rope if it is convenient, which can be quietly changed purely according to personal preferences and habits tied on your wrists, feet, neck, and waist. The red rope is generally not taken, worn throughout the year until the arrival of the New Year, and the rope can be hung with jade ornaments or silver ornaments and gold ornaments.

Red wards off evil spirits, red auspiciousness, this concept has existed as early as in primitive society, annihilation red is the color of the sun, is the color of fire. With the change of the times, this kind of red thinking has not changed, the New Year's red couplet, the old wedding of the Han nationality in the newlywed red wedding dress, red hijab, red candles, the red list of the new department, etc., no matter when and where to start, people should use red to add joy. The Han people regard red as a symbol of joy, success, loyalty and justice, and especially believe that red has the effect of warding off evil spirits and protecting oneself.

The natal year is a phase year. Benming year is a Chinese word, which used to be the year of the return of the five elements of several lives, that is, 60 years and a life year, which now refers to the year in which the lunar calendar is in which it occurs once in 12 years, commonly known as the year of the phase.

In traditional Han Chinese customs, the natal year is often considered an unlucky year. The ballad of "Tai Sui in the natal year, Tai Sui should sit on the head, and woe will be woe if there is no joy" is the best portrayal of the unlucky year of the natal year. Therefore, the Han people usually call the "natal year" also called the "threshold year", that is, spending the natal year is like stepping into a threshold.

The customs of the natal yearEvery 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", and children also wear red vests and red pants, thinking that this can be good luck and avoid evil, eliminate disasters and avoid disasters. Every Spring Festival, there are red and yellow ribbons of "auspicious belt" and "auspicious knot" everywhere in the market, and the people of the natal year tie it around the waist and wrist, and also entrust the Han working people with a kind of good wishes to dispel evil, avoid disasters and pray for blessings.