Sunday, December 16, 2012

lucky charm


                I am not the type of person who believes on superstition, but my parent does.  When I found the house, they reminded me not to bring anything on the first day of my transfer but a bottle of some stuff. It is sometimes customary to some Filipinos, like my parents to follow some traditions which they inherit from their ancestor. Those thought are no longer believable and acceptable especially now that we’re in the twenty first century. Although it doesn’t have any scientific basis, following it wouldn’t do any harm.

                My mom prepared the necessary charmer to attract wealth and fortune for my new house. And believe it or not, she wanted me to hire a feng shui expert to orient the placement of different thing. Yes! And she kept on insisting that idea which I found ridiculous because first of all I don’t own and I don’t have anything yet. And as much as possible, I don’t want anybody or anyone interfering with my plan and my decision. The problem is, she is not just nobody, she is my mother and I can’t despise her. I know that she only wants the best for me, doing those things for my benefit.

                My mom prepared me a bottle of rice, salt, sugar, a candle and a handful of coins. Her instinct gave her the idea that I am curious with those things. Because she knew me that I am naturally inquisitive, without me asking, she explains it one by one. She told me that the bottle of salt is used to castaway evil spirits because they usually occupies vacant or empty homes. The rice is for abundance supplies of anything I need. Since, according to her living alone is expensive because you will need any little of everything.
                
                 The bottle of sugar is for always staying me sweet the whole time of my occupancy. It will give extra tang especially for the married couple. Well, the candle is to enlighten my path and all my decision. Be prudent on all the actions that I am making. And lastly, the coin is used to attract money and to avoid any unnecessary expenses.

                Well unbelievable it may seems, with or without it, I am still optimistic and looking forward on making some history here. And want to invite you in my quest and may God bless my new home.

               

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