What to Place in Prefabricated Houses for Warding Off Evil

The following items can be placed in prefabricated houses to ward off evil:

I. Deity Statues and Religious Items Deity or Buddha statues (such as Guanyin, Guan Gong, etc.) can be placed in the living room or entrance hall to drive away evil and protect the home through the power of faith. Incense burners, used in combination with incense, purify the aura and dispel evil spirits through burning incense. Spiritual talismans or amulets (such as Taoist talismans and Buddhist prayer flags) can be affixed to doors, windows, or critical locations to form an energy barrier.

II. Feng Shui Instruments Feng shui mirrors (convex mirrors reflect evil spirits, concave mirrors absorb auspicious energy) are hung on door lintels or windows, avoiding direct alignment with neighbors. Bagua mirrors come in convex, concave, and flat types, with convex mirrors often used to resolve form evils like road rushes and sharp-angle projections. Mount Tai Stone Guardians are placed outside the main door or at corners subject to rushes to resolve road rushes and corner projections. Green Dragon Swords are placed near the front door or main entrance, symbolizing authority to drive away evil.

III. Metal and Coin Items Five-Emperor Coins (copper coins engraved with the images of five emperors) can be hung on door frames, window sills, or hidden in corners, utilizing historical aura to ward off evil. Pixiu figurines (with heads facing outward) are placed in the living room or entrance area, serving both wealth-attracting and evil-blocking functions. Peach wood swords are hung on both sides of the main door or on living room walls to intimidate wandering spirits and evil entities.

IV. Natural Materials and Plants Natural gourds are hung above the bed to improve dream disturbances and on doors and windows to resolve external form evils. Crystal balls are placed in well-lit areas to purify energy through refraction. Stone lions (in pairs) are placed on both sides of the main door to enhance yang energy and protect the home. Plants with evil-warding properties (such as dendrobium and pine trees) can be planted around the house or indoors.

V. Traditional Folk Items Pomelos or oranges are placed in corners or at the entrance, using their fragrance to ward off evil. Red string talismans (such as bracelets and pendants) are worn or hung in vehicles. Dried mugwort branches are hung on door lintels or burned to fumigate the house (with caution for fire safety). Cinnabar is placed in cloth bags under pillows for tranquility or made into pendants (not to be ingested). Realgar is sprinkled sparingly in corners to repel insects (toxic, strictly prohibited for internal use).

VI. Special Materials and Time Utilization Thunder-struck wood (rare in nature) is made into figurines or pendants to receive the yang energy of thunder. Noon sunlight (11:00-13:00) is used to open windows for ventilation and air out bedding to dispel gloom. Single-clove garlic is hung on door lintels or window sills, using its pungent odor to break yin energy.