Can I move the old furniture after I enter the room?

Hello, from the perspective of geomantic omen, it is generally forbidden to use other people's old furniture, especially old beds, after moving into a new home, which is equivalent to destroying the original geomantic omen. You can move your old bed. There are several points to pay attention to when moving a new house:

1, don't come into the house empty-handed. On the day of moving, when you first enter the new house, you must bring something of value. Holding a git, passbook, red envelope, etc. The implication is that the future of the family will be very substantial and the wealth will be more and more.

2. No more construction after entering the house. Before moving, you can go to the cubicle and knock. Once you move in, try not to build any more houses.

Choose an auspicious day before moving, avoid moving according to the lunar calendar, and try to avoid family birthdays. Try to move before noon, so it's easy to live in Feng Shui.

You need to have a noisy room within a week, and you must have a noisy room within a week after moving. You can invite relatives, friends and neighbors to come home to play, chat and have a good time. The more lively, the better the effect of exorcism! 5、

Turn on the light when you enter the house. After moving, all the lights should be turned on from the first night to the next day to ensure that the house is full of energy. If you pay special attention, make sure to turn on the light within 72 hours, so that the effect of Wangzhai is the best.

When you move into a new home, you should burn incense. Starting from the left side of the house, you can smoke in the lobby, bathroom, kitchen stove, ceiling, walls and feet, come out from the right side of the house, reach a safe place, put out the incense and throw it away, so as to get rid of the evil soul.

7. Open fire to cook jiaozi that day. On the day of moving, the "stove" must be turned on and not cold. You can cook something sweet, such as sweet glutinous rice balls or sweet tea, which is eaten by the whole family, indicating family reunion and sweetness.