Our ancestors followed certain rules when decorating their homes for Christmas and New Year. These superstitions are still relevant today, as each item is saturated with energies that can "age" and block progress, hindering a happy future. Even a beloved ornament that has survived the years can work against its owner.
Old Ornaments
Old ornaments, even antiques, initially brought positive energies, but over time they have become outdated. Old energies distract a person from success, so decorations that are many years old can carry a negative effect.
Ornaments with Negative Symbolism
Images of murderers, weapons, grenades, and javelins on the tree have an energy that attracts misfortune, tears, and poverty. Even if they look stylish or trendy, their influence is negative.
Ornaments with Cracks or Chips
Restored ornaments, even if they are well glued, create an energetic split in the home. Through such "gaps," happiness, money, and health can escape.
Black Ornaments
The color black carries the energy of mourning, severity, and restraint. To protect the home, it is better to choose dark blue, purple, or green — these colors bring grace.
Ornaments in the Shape of Birds and Animals
Lonely figures of animals or birds on the tree can attract loneliness. If you want to preserve happiness or meet your fate, hang such ornaments only in pairs. This rule also applies to insects: bees, butterflies, and ladybugs are also better used in pairs.
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