Poplar willow and mulberry trees, why are they called trees that attract ghosts ?

For poplars, willows and mulberries.

There is also a corresponding saying,That is, "don't plant mulberry in front, don't plant willows in the back, and don't plant ghosts in the yard to clap your hands", that is to say, you can't plant mulberry trees in front of the house, don't plant willows in the back of the house, don't plant poplars in the yard of your home, and the "ghost clap" here refers to poplarsMoreover, from the perspective of feng shui metaphysics, these so-called yin trees are easy to provoke unclean things, so they feel that they cannot be planted at home.

First of all, it is the mulberry tree, the mulberry tree is considered a ghost tree, mainly the homonym of the mulberry tree "mourning", here can not be planted in front of the house mulberry tree is mainly because people feel that it is very unlucky to open the door to see the mourning, undoubtedly the impact on the family is very bad,And from the perspective of feng shui, the mulberry tree belongs to the yin tree, which is easy to provoke unclean things, once these unclean things are gathered, the yin qi will be very heavy, the light will be sick, and the heavy will be in danger of death, so it is natural to stay away.

The second word is the willow tree, the willow tree, like the mulberry tree, is also a yin tree, but the branches of the willow tree are usually used to make magic weapons, that is, similar to the spirit of the spirit.

Banner these,There is also someone who has passed away, and the "mourning stick" in people's hands at the time of the funeral is also made of willow trees, and people believe that willows have the function of summoning spirits, so if you plant willows at home, it will undoubtedly provoke ghosts, and it is also very shy about it.

Finally, there is the poplar tree, the poplar tree also has a title called "ghost clapping", which also belongs to the list of yin trees, and the ghost clapping is mainly when the wind blows, the leaves of the poplar tree will make a rustling sound, just like the ghost is clappingSo if you plant poplars in your yard, the sound is often terrifying, and if there is a thief, you will not notice it, so people don't want to plant poplars at home.

Mulberry "passes" mourning, ominous sound.

Willow branches are generally used as "spiritualist flags" and "mourning sticks", and wicker sticks are often used to insert them into graves.

Poplar leaves are numerous, and when the wind blows, it will make a "whooshing" sound, and at night, the shadow of the leaves is shaking, and the sound is chaotic, which affects people's psychology and will cause bad consequences.

Mulberry tree: the same sound as "mourning", there is an ominous meaning, and from the perspective of feng shui, the mulberry tree belongs to yin, and ghosts like to gather in places where yin qi is heavy; Willow tree: In many rural funeral customs, willow wood will be used to make mourning sticks at the funeral, and some people believe that willow trees can summon spirits; Poplar:

Also known as "ghost clapping", the wind blows, the sound of the leaves is very similar to clapping, and from Feng Shui, the poplar belongs to the yin wood, easy to provoke ghosts.

Because the mulberry tree is homophonic as "mourning", it is unlucky, and the willow branches are often used as spiritualist flags, which are often planted next to cemeteries, and the poplar tree is because of the many leaves, and the sound of the leaves being blown by the wind is called ghost clapping in feng shui. Therefore, all kinds of trees are considered unlucky.

Mulberry "passes" and "mourns", which is a kind of tree that is more taboo in the yang house; Willow branches are generally used to make "spiritualist flags" and "mourning sticks", and wicker is often used to insert them on tombs; The poplar trees have many leaves, and when the wind blows, they make a "whoosh" sound, like a group of lonely ghosts gathering together to clap their hands.

Willow, mulberry, locust, poplar, neem.

Don't plant mulberry in front, don't plant willows in the back, and don't plant ghosts in the courtyard to clap your hands.

When the poplars encounter the wind, the leaves rattle like "ghosts" clapping their hands.

There is a kind of "house taboo" folk song in Kaifeng, Henan: "Don't plant mulberry in front, don't plant willow in the back, and don't plant ghosts in front of the door to clap your hands." "Mulberry is homophonic with the word mourning; "Willow" refers to the willow branches used as "mourning sticks" and "soul flags" for funerals after the death of parents; "Ghost clapping" refers to poplar trees, mostly planted in the base, and their leaves are blowing in the wind, like people clapping their hands.

There is also a saying that "locust is not planted behind the house". It is said that in ancient times, there was a custom of respecting the locust tree, which was a symbol of auspiciousness, longevity and official position in ancient times, so it was forbidden for the folk to plant the locust behind the house. It is forbidden to plant neem trees in the courtyard in Henan, thinking that neem seeds are bitter beans, and the owner eats bitter fruits.