Don’t keep these things as it will bring b.a.d luck to your family

Keeping certain items in your home is believed to attract negative energy and misfortune, according to various cultural superstitions and traditional practices like Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra. Here are some commonly cited objects to avoid: 

1. Broken or Cracked Items
• Mirrors: A broken mirror is thought to reflect a fractured soul and can hinder the flow of positive energy. 
• Clocks: Non-working or stopped clocks symbolize stagnation and are considered harbingers of bad luck. 
• Crockery: Cracked dishes are associated with conflict and misfortune. 

2. Dead or Dried Plants

Keeping dead or dried plants indoors is believed to bring decay and negative energy into the home. 

3. Taxidermy and Animal Figurines

Displaying taxidermy or animal figurines, especially those depicting predators or with lowered trunks (in the case of elephants), is thought to increase negative energy and attract misfortune. 

4. Rocking Chairs

An empty rocking chair is considered an invitation for evil spirits, especially if it moves on its own. 

5. Cacti and Thorny Plants

Thorny plants like cacti are believed to attract bad vibes and should be avoided indoors. 

6. Old Brooms

Bringing an old broom into a new home is thought to carry over negative energy from the previous residence. 

7. Peacock Feathers

In some cultures, peacock feathers are considered symbols of bad luck due to their “eye-like” patterns, which are associated with the evil eye. 

8. Unwanted Gifts and Items from Deceased Individuals

Items received from individuals with whom you have negative associations, or belongings of deceased persons, are believed to carry negative energy and should be removed from the home. 

9. Negative Imagery in Art

Artworks depicting violence, disasters, or sorrowful scenes are thought to bring negative energy into the home. 

10. Clutter and Unused Items

Accumulated clutter and unused items can block the flow of positive energy, leading to stagnation and misfortune. 

By removing or avoiding these items, you may promote a more positive and harmonious environment in your home.