The cactus is quite the lucky charm. Its name suggests something divine, and it’s known for its toughness and resilience, thriving in sunlight and avoiding the dark. It’s truly a spiritual object. The red cactus, in particular, is excellent for warding off evil. Despite its thorns, it’s not an evil entity; it just feels a bit prickly to the touch. Roses have thorns too, yet some folks claim they can communicate with ghosts. Especially withered roses, which are said to attract the spirits of unmarried women when burned.
You can place a red cactus on your desk as a potted plant. When you’re free, take a moment to appreciate it, and when you’re feeling annoyed, try talking to it. Don’t underestimate the cactus as if it lacks spirituality. It’s actually quite sensitive to people’s moods and the surrounding environment. I’ve mentioned its benefits, but there’s one thing to keep in mind: avoid getting blood on it, and don’t water it with rice water or tea root water. Stick to plain water. The cactus is naturally full of vitality and positive energy. If it gets contaminated with negative energy, who knows what might happen.
Given its tough and strong nature, the cactus is generally not suitable for the bedroom, which should be a peaceful and harmonious space (you wear less when sleeping, and getting pricked would be quite unpleasant). Instead, the cactus is typically placed in the sha position and the decline position. Its thorns, also known as sharp corner sha, are used to combat negative energies, employing a strategy of fighting fire with fire and attacking poison with poison.