What is a lucky turtle?
Lucky turtle is a traditional feng shui tool, which is considered to bring fortune and good luck. It is usually a small and exquisite turtle-shaped ornament, which can be placed at home or office to increase wealth and chances of success. Lucky turtles are usually made of bronze, brass, jade, crystal and other materials with different shapes, but the most common thing is that there is a gold coin or gold ingot on the shell of the turtle.
How to use the lucky turtle?
Using the lucky turtle is very simple, just follow the following steps:
1. Find a suitable place to put the lucky turtle. According to the principle of geomantic omen, the lucky turtle should be placed on the left side of the financial position or desk.
2. Put the lucky turtle in the right place. Make sure it is visually noticeable, but don't let it interfere with your work or life.
3. Clean the lucky turtle regularly. Wipe gently with a soft cloth to avoid using chemical cleaners or abrasives.
4. "Feed" the lucky turtle. Lucky turtles usually eat gold coins or ingots. You can put them on the turtle shell or around the turtle.
5. Keep a positive attitude. The function of a lucky turtle is to increase wealth and chances of success, but it does not guarantee that you will become rich. Maintaining a positive attitude and action is the key to real wealth and success.
Other functions of lucky turtle
Besides bringing wealth and good luck, the lucky turtle has other functions. Here are some common usages of the lucky turtle:
1. Increase wisdom and academic performance. Lucky turtle is usually regarded as a clever animal, so it is also used to increase the chances of wisdom and academic achievement.
2. Protect family and career. Lucky turtles are considered to be animals that can protect families and businesses, so they are also used to increase the protection of families and businesses.
3. Improve interpersonal relationships. Lucky turtles are considered as animals that can bring popularity and good luck, so they are also used to increase the opportunities of interpersonal relationships.