An expert in Feng Shui revealed the 12 ‘lucky’ fruits for New Year.
To entice the good fortune this New Year, you should have these twelve ‘lucky’ fruits according to feng shui master Hanz Cua.
As 2016 is about to say goodbye and a new year is about to come, undeniably, many people really think on what to have on the table to welcome 2017. There are people who consider following the suggestions of feng shui expert on enticing good fortune.
Recently, a report in ABS-CBN News featured the twelve ‘lucky’ fruits stressed by the feng shui master in his book under the ABS-CBN Publishing, ‘Feng Shui 2017’, and as well as in his live stream for the ABS-CBN News posted On YouTube.
Here is the list of the twelve ‘lucky’ fruits:
1. Pineapple
2. Orange
3. Apple
4. Grapes
5. Banana
6. Mango
7. Lemon
8. Watermelon
9. Papaya
10. Lychee
11. Avocado
12. Pomelo
Every time the New Year approaches, there are really people who consider the predictions and advice of feng shui experts. In a previous news report, it is stated that another feng shui expert has expressed an advice as the year of the ‘fire rooster’ approaches.
Based on the report, feng shui expert Marites Allen advises the people to be ‘watchful’ with regards to the areas such as finance, relationship, and security.
Though a good year for relationships awaits those who were born in the year of tiger and ox, still they are advised to remain ‘watchful’ of their other relationships.
The expert also emphasized the association of the rooster with metals which she said means ‘guns, assassinations, killings’ might occur.
Lots of people really celebrate the New Year as many believe that it is the first page of another chapter of the book. People really wanted a good start.
Aside from the predictions that hit the news headlines as the New Year approaches and as well as traditions that are continually being followed by some of the populace, the citizenry also prepares for things that could create sounds like horns.
There are even households that use their cooking equipment in creating sounds during the celebration as they believe that it drive away evil spirits. Nevertheless, each culture has their own way to celebrate the welcoming of another year.