Pothos. The Potos plant—or Devil’s Ivy—is one of the best plants to have in your home to purify your air. Sadly, though, it’s also one of the worst to have around if you have pets.

What else should I keep in my wallet to attract money?

• Jade.
• Emerald.
• Green tourmaline.
• Peridot.
• Malachite.
• Calcite.
• Adventurine.

Pachira aquatica

Jade plant

Lucky bamboo – one of the best known lucky plants The lucky bamboo plant has the botanical name dracaena sanderiana. They are a genus of easy to grow indoor plants that will add a zen looking touch to any indoor setting. Other names for the plant are good luck bamboo, lucky bamboo dracaena, and dracaena bamboo.

Here are some simple ways to attract the energy of wealth into your home using Feng shui.

1. De-clutter space. We tend to hoard things and avoid removing even those we no longer have a use for.
2. Have a water feature. Water fountain.
3. Make your front door pleasing.
4. Clean your kitchen.
5. Place citrine crystal in your home.

Cacti. They may be cute, trendy, and great for brown thumbs, but according to the principles of feng shui, spiky plants like cactus and thorny acacia are bad luck and can lead to discord in your home.

13 lucky items to give your home good vibes

1. Burn incense. The practice of burning incense dates back to ancient times and is still used in many different cultures, primarily to cleanse the home of bad energy.
2. Adopt a fish (or nine)
3. Bring in bamboo.
4. Burn sage.
5. Fill your fruit bowl.
6. Scatter acorns.
7. Hang a dream catcher.
8. Be clever with paint.

Attracting Money: Decorate in Red, Purple or Green Purple and green are also key colors for attracting prosperity but there’s a hitch. “If you really can’t stand the color green, it won’t work for you.

15 Things That Will Bring Good Luck to Your Home

• of 15. A Red Door. If your front door faces the south, that is.
• of 15. Soft Linens.
• of 15. Elephants.
• of 15. Fresh Flowers.
• of 15. Incense.
• of 15. Fruit.
• of 15. Ladybugs.
• of 15. Circular Layouts.

Here are some of the most well-known signs of good luck:

• 1) Elephants.
• 2) Horseshoes.
• 3) Four Leaf Clovers.
• 4) Keys.
• 5) Shooting Stars.

List of lucky symbols

Symbol	Culture
Four-leaf clover	Irish and Celtic, German
Shamrock or Clover	Irish
Horseshoe	English and several other European ethnicities
Jade	Chinese

14 Lucky Charms to Motivate and Inspire You

• Lucky Four-Leaf Clover Charms. Tomaz Sedonja/Getty Images.
• Lucky Horseshoe Charms. Brian T.
• Lucky Dice (Fuzzy or Otherwise) Charms.
• Ladybugs as Good Luck Charms.
• Lucky Number Seven Charms.
• Lucky Number Eight Charms.
• Lucky Rabbit Foot Charms.
• More Lucky Animal Charms.

9 Signs Money Is Coming Your Way!

• 1.) Seeing Number 8 Everywhere:
• 2.) Dreaming Of Money:
• 3.) Finding Bargains:
• 4.) New Opportunities Opening:
• 5.) Feeling Positive About Money:
• 6.) Having An Itchy Palm:
• 7.) Receiving A Blessing From Above:
• 8.) Seeing Others Manifest Money:

This is a list of signs believed to bring bad luck according to superstitions:

• Breaking a mirror is said to bring seven years of bad luck.
• Bird or flock going from left to right (Auspicia)(Paganism)
• Certain numbers:
• Friday the 13th (In Spain, Greece and Georgia: Tuesday the 13th)
• Failing to respond to a chain letter.

Salt is considered good luck by many cultures in the world. In order to get rid of many forms of bad luck you can take a pinch of salt and throw it over your LEFT shoulder (throwing salt over your right shoulder will bring you more bad luck). This will protect your home from bad luck.

Salt. If you want to get a little witchy with your salt, you can sprinkle or place bowls of salt in the corners of your rooms that need energy cleansing. The salt will do its job to absorb any negative energy or toxins and after a few hours you can vacuum it up, or toss it out.

It’s Your Unlucky Day: Ways to Avoid Bad Luck

1. Avoid these common signs of bad luck.
2. Don’t walk under a ladder.
3. Don’t continue on a path a black cat has crossed.
4. Don’t break a mirror.
5. Don’t step on a crack.
6. Don’t open an umbrella indoors.
7. Don’t leave your windows open.
8. Don’t wear an opal.

Relieves achy muscles and stimulates circulation Other benefits of taking a sea salt bath are said to include: stimulating circulation. easing muscle cramps. helping to relieve stiffness in joints.

Adding a little sea salt to the bath can stimulate circulation, ease muscle cramps, help relieve stiffness in joints, aid with arthritis or back pain, and soothe achy, overworked legs and feet. Plus sea salt helps cleanse and detoxify the largest organ in the body—your skin.

Salt absorbs dirt, grime, and toxins and cleanses your skin’s pores deeply. Salt’s mineral content helps restore the protective barrier in skin and helps it hold hydration.

To make bath salts to relieve itchy and irritated skin: Use 1 cup of Epsom salt, sea salt, or table salt for a standard-size bathtub. Pour the salt into the warm running bath water and use your hand to stir the water to help dissolve all the grains. Soak in the tub for at least 20 minutes.

Epsom salt has a similar appearance to table salt, but they taste entirely different. Moreover, Epsom salt is commonly referred to as “bath salt” and is often used to treat ailments.

Himalayan salt’s remaining 2 percent contains very small amounts of many minerals, some of which have health benefits. Himalayan salt is often used as a bath preparation. Mineral baths of all kinds have been popular for hundreds of years, as they can provide soothing relief for several conditions.

A detox bath is generally made of Epsom salt. The minerals in a detox bath are believed to help remove toxins from the body to improve your health, relieve stress, treat constipation, and assist with weight loss. Magnesium absorption is another important benefit of Epsom salt detox baths.

Low levels of magnesium can ease the pain in people with arthritis. Epsom salt contains magnesium and may help the body get rid of toxins responsible for exacerbating inflammation while also reducing swelling, stiffness, and pain.