Establishes an invisible protective barrier to prevent evil spirits and ghosts from entering the home.
Resolving Feng Shui Sha Qi
Resolves Feng Shui problems such as direct road impact, wall blade, elevator facing the door, central toilet, and missing corners.
Calming Family Members
Allows residents to feel peaceful, reduces quarrels, and promotes harmonious family relationships.
Expelling Foul Qi
Clears negative energy accumulated in the house (e.g., ill-fortune left by previous occupants).
Preventing Theft
Tradition holds that a house protection talisman can deter ill-intentioned individuals from approaching or having evil thoughts.
Attracting Wealth and Blessings
With a stable home, wealth and blessings naturally find their way in.
Suitable for Using a House Protection Talisman
Moving into a New Home
Before moving in, place a house protection talisman to purify the energy field.
Family Unease
Family members often get sick, quarrel, or experience bad luck, suspecting Feng Shui problems at home.
Strange Feelings
Strange noises at night, family members frequently having nightmares, or feeling an unseen presence in the home.
Feng Shui Sha Qi
The house has issues like direct road impact, wall blade, piercing door, central toilet, or missing corners.
Near Unlucky Places
The residence is near hospitals, funeral homes, cemeteries, execution grounds, or behind temples.
Haunted/Old House
Purchasing or renting an old house, unsure of past events.
Long-term Vacant House
A house that has been vacant for some time needs purification before moving back in.
Usage Instructions
Affix to the Main Door Lintel
The most common method, affixed to the inside upper part of the door, facing the entrance, to prevent external evils from entering.
Placed on the Altar
If there are deities worshipped at home, the house protection talisman can be folded and placed in the altar drawer or behind the deity.
Hung in the Living Room
Hung high in the center of the living room, protecting the entire family.
Hidden in the Ceiling/Floor
Some customs involve hiding the house protection talisman in the ceiling or foundation during new construction or renovation.
Activated by Passing Through Incense Burner
The house protection talisman must be passed through the main incense burner of a temple three times, and the address and names of residents must be reported for formal activation.
Taboos and Precautions
Maintain Reverence
The house protection talisman is a sacred object protecting the entire family; avoid obstructing it with clutter or letting it get dusty.
Do Not Damage
Do not open, wet, burn (except when properly replacing), or stain with blood.
Do Not Affix in Restroom
Restrooms are considered unclean places; the house protection talisman should not be affixed inside or at the entrance of a restroom.
Regular Replacement
It is generally recommended to replace it annually (Chinese New Year), or to remove and burn it when moving out.
Coordinate with Feng Shui Adjustments
The house protection talisman is an "aid"; if there are serious Feng Shui problems, professional adjustment is still recommended.
