When we pour a glass of water and leave it on the table or somewhere else in the house for a few minutes, we often notice that bubbles appear and we don’t know why. This has a special meaning in Feng Shui.
According to this ancient practice, water has the ability to absorb and neutralise negative energies present in the environment. That is why it is commonly used in rituals to protect the home, ward off bad vibes and attract tranquillity.
What do bubbles in water mean?
When a glass of water is filled with bubbles or small bubbles appear stuck to the glass, Feng Shui assures us that:
- It is absorbing negative energies: The bubbles are evidence that the water is cleansing the environment of dense or negative vibrations.
- There is stagnant or charged energy: If the bubbles appear quickly or in large quantities, it may mean that the place is concentrating heavy energies that need to be cleansed.
- It’s time to change the water: When the water accumulates bubbles, it is recommended to discard it, wash the glass thoroughly and replace it with clean water so that it can continue to absorb and protect.
How to use a glass of water correctly in the home
- Use a clear glass.
- Fill it with clean water almost to the brim.
- Place it in strategic locations, such as behind the door, on the bedside table or in the kitchen.
- Check it daily and change it if bubbles appear, if it becomes cloudy or if the water level has dropped significantly.
Remember that Feng Shui is based on the balance of energies. Therefore, its recommendations are geared towards this idea.
