@home_abundance: Chinese New Year is traditionally treated as an energetic reset. What you do on New Year’s Day is believed to set the tone for the year ahead, so these 6 things are typically avoided - 1️⃣ Cleaning or sweeping - it symbolises sweeping away freshly arrived luck and wealth. 2️⃣ Arguing, complaining, or speaking negatively - words are believed to shape the year ahead. 3️⃣ Using knives or scissors - sharp objects symbolically cut luck, relationships, or prosperity. 4️⃣ Washing your hair - the word for hair (fa) sounds like the word for wealth, and symbolises washing your wealth away. 5️⃣ Borrowing or lending money - symbolises starting the year in debt or with financial leakage. 6️⃣ Breaking things - this represents broken fortune. Even though these customs aren’t technically feng shui, intention and symbolism are incredibly powerful when it comes to shaping your future. How you act, what you focus on, and the meaning you assign to things all send a signal. So if something helps you start the year with more awareness, positivity, and intention, I’m all for it.  🔥🐴 Grab my 2026 High Vibe Guide to help you have a powerful year using feng shui and Chinese astrology #fengshui #lunarnewyear #firehorseyear #2026 #chinesenewyear

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Tuesday 03 February 2026 10:10:17 GMT