There are many ways to improve your luck. For example, finding your corresponding lucky color, going to the right direction for development, or wearing appropriate accessories in daily life can all help enhance your fortune. So, what should people with a "Long Flowing Water" destiny wear?

What should people with a Long Flowing Water destiny wear?

People with a Long Flowing Water destiny can wear auspicious items that belong to the water element. Black is associated with water. If you encounter troublemakers at work who try to conspire against you, you can wear obsidian, which can ward off evil and misfortune, and prevent bad things from happening. People with a water element are suitable for wearing silver accessories, as silver can also ward off evil and misfortune, especially preventing blood-related disasters. If you have poor interpersonal relationships, many conflicts, or even deep hatreds, to prevent troublemakers from taking revenge or scheming, it is best to wear a silver bracelet to ensure safety and health. In the five elements feng shui, people with a water element need more wood elements. Therefore, you can choose a wooden tiger-shaped charm (Pixiu).

Good and bad luck of water element people born in different seasons

1. Water element people born in spring: Slight disaster In spring, wood dominates, and wood is strong. Since water nourishes wood, the strength of water becomes weaker. 2. Water element people born in summer: Major disaster In summer, fire dominates, and fire destroys metal. Especially when fire is strong, it exerts greater pressure on metal. Water element people born in summer are heavily affected and their energy is very weak. 3. Water element people born in autumn: Slight good fortune In autumn, metal dominates, and metal generates water. The mother is strong, so the child (water) is also strong. This is a relatively prosperous time for water. 4. Water element people born in winter: Great good fortune In winter, water dominates, and it is in harmony with the season. Water is very strong. Winter refers to the tenth month (the month of Hai), eleventh month (the month of Zi), and twelfth month (the month of Chou) in the lunar calendar. The month of Hai: Water gradually strengthens but is not yet at its peak. The month of Zi: Water is at its strongest. The month of Chou: Earth begins to take effect, and water gradually weakens.