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This is a beginner-friendly guide for people who want a cleaner start, smoother luck flow, and stronger protection for the new year.
Do what you can. Chinese New Year is not meant to stress you out — it is meant to help you reset your life container and start clean.
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If you are busy and you only do the minimum, do these four steps. This covers the core logic of the whole guide:
If you have time to do more, follow the chapters in order. This guide is designed so you can do it step by step without guessing.
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Many people treat Chinese New Year like one dinner night, one greeting, and that’s it. In our tradition, it is a full reset system.
Why does it matter? Because your life carries leftover mess from the previous year — mentally, physically, and spiritually. Even if the year was good, you still carry stress, unfinished tasks, and old energy that clings to your home and body.
Simple analogy: your phone still works without rebooting. But rebooting often clears things up and runs smoother. CNY works the same way.
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To make CNY work, you need a timeline. Without it, people do the right thing on the wrong day. Here is the simple map:
Phase A (Lunar 24–26): Conclude and thank. Close loops and reduce chaos.
Phase B (Lunar 27–29): Clean up and clear. Wash the luck container.
Phase C (Day 1–9, and Day 15): Build the new year flow. Day 15 is clean closure and thanks.
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Most people skip the conclusion phase and jump straight to food and gatherings. That’s why the new year feels the same as the old year.
Core idea: unfinished things create energetic hooks. Those hooks keep pulling your attention and luck back into the old year. When you conclude, you cut those hooks gently and cleanly.
Simple 5‑minute method:
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Your home is your main luck container. If the home is messy, stagnant, and heavy, luck can still come — but it won’t stick well.
Step 1: Physical cleaning. Focus on entrance area, living room, kitchen, and your sleeping space. Throw away broken items and old junk. Clean corners.
Step 2: The “wind walk”. After cleaning, create loud sound (clap, pot/pan, safe tapping) to stir stagnant energy, then guide it out. Start from the back and move toward the entrance.
Step 3: Keep the container stable after Lunar 29. Reduce unnecessary chaos so the reset can settle.
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Banners are a routing tool. They create direction for what you want the year to receive. Clear words carry clear direction.
Keep banner words simple and specific. Don’t write ten things. Write a few strong lines your family agrees with.
Practical tips:
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Food is not just food during CNY. When you offer food with proper respect, it becomes a blessing vessel — it carries a message and a connection.
After offering, when you and your family eat it, it becomes a way to store the blessing into your life. This is why CNY sweets matter: sweet means smooth, pleasant, and supportive.
Keep it simple: Offer what you can actually eat (fruits, tea, snacks). Clean plate, clean intention, simple respect.
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Many greetings are empty because they have no direction. A greeting is like sending energy. If you send it with a clear direction, it becomes stronger.
Instead of repeating one phrase only, add a direction after it. Example: “Wishing you a smooth year and steady progress.”
Easy templates: strong health and peaceful home • calm mind and good support • stable money flow • protection and fewer troubles • family harmony and good news often.
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Taboos exist for a reason. The goal of the reset window is to connect and load the new year flow. Actions that cut, scatter, or destabilize reduce the quality of that connection.
Simple rule: do your “cutting” actions before the key window when possible (haircut, nails, big rearranging). During the key days, keep things stable and clean.
Also: avoid turning the reset into drama. Drama is a luck leak.
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Day 1–9 is the main run. Think of it like building a base layer: connect first, then receive, then build, then lock it in. You do not need complex rituals. You need sequence.
Simple daily meaning:
Where website worship fits: beginners can connect through our website worship during Day 1–9. Even if you do only one thing, do this step.
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Fan Tai Sui is a type of interference. In simple words: your connection becomes weaker or distorted because of positioning. When the connection is unstable, life can feel harder than normal — more obstacles, delays, and unexpected trouble.
Fan Tai Sui can hit different pillars (year, month, day, time). If more pillars are affected, it becomes more serious. That’s why you should check your situation instead of guessing.
Your action steps (the 4 goals):
