Just how important are Salt Water Cures?

Updated 2024

Salt Water Cures are possibly one of the most crucial Feng Shui cures that you should use in your home or office all year round and have been an extremely well-guarded secret in the Feng Shui community for thousands of years until we made this secret available to the public over 30 years ago. These days, the salt water cure is very common as it has been copied by many sellers although you need to be careful that you are in fact getting the correct formula and information on using this cure in the correct way or you could cause yourself problems. I am not saying that you have to purchase this cure from our store but am simply warning you of the problems you could encounter if you set this up without the correct instruction so please be very careful.

Are you prepared for 2025 – The year of the Yin Wood Snake?

Please note that the #2 star has taken on an auspicious influence during period 9 and has taken on a timely role and we will not be weakening this star with salt water cures during period 9.

I am 36 years old and have been using Feng Shui my whole life. My parents have been using it for over forty years now, so feng shui has really been around me all my life. During my 36 years, I can remember a Salt Water Cure being around for as long as I can remember. After seriously studying Feng Shui for the last 20 years, I have learnt that Salt Water Cures work, and they work very fast. Salt Water Cures can get to work straight away at tackling sickness, bad luck and loss of money that can be attracted from the #5 Flying Star, which in 2025 is located in the northeast palace; these can also be used on your fixed Flying Star chart for your home and wherever the #5  star is located monthly.

If you have not yet taken a look into the Flying Stars of your home or office, I would seriously recommend it as so many of your problems in life could be down to this. If you do not know how to calculate the Flying Star chart for your home or do not feel confident in having a go yourself, take a look at our Academy of Feng Shui Software which has been released as a new version with the full period 9 Flying Star analysis to calculate the flying stars automatically for you alongside many other advanced Feng Shui formulas. In 2025, the #5 star will be located in the northeast palace and will require a salt water cure here to weaken this malevolent energy. With the #5 being in the northeast this year, this will activate sickness and misfortune, so it is vital to place the salt water cure in these area to keep the star from activating this year. The software will be useful for 2024 and until 2044 as it gives advice on cures and enhancers.

There are a few things to consider when setting up a Salt Water Cure, which I have listed below to make it as easy as possible for you.

•  The Salt Water Cure should be in the open in your home or office, it should not be placed in a cupboard or drawer. You should always place your Salt Water Cure out in the open.
• During hot temperatures, you may find that your Salt Water Cure tends to dry up and the water evaporates from the cure, it is advisable to carefully top the water up throughout the year.
• The salt in a Salt Water Cure should be normal table salt although you can use rock salt if you wish.
• You can set up a Salt Water Cure at any time of the year although you should always replace this on Chinese New Year. How many times a year you change your Salt Water Cure depends on how quick the cure forms crystals and when they get to a point where you can no longer manage them.
• When disposing of a Salt Water Cure, you should be very careful and dispose of it in an old tupperware tub or in a thick bag that will not leak. The best place to dispose of a Salt Water Cure is to place it in a sealed dustbin/trash can. Do not try to reuse your container or coins as there will be a large amount of negative energy stored in these and this will just bring it straight back in to your home.
• When setting a Salt Water Cure up, you must use 6 Chinese I-Ching Coins in a pint sized glass or jam jar or something similar and although we have had clients try to use normal currency coins, they have never reported back with any positive results. The I-Ching Coins should always be face up with four Chinese characters.
• You use 6 Chinese I-Ching coins for a salt water cure as six is the Trigram for Chien and this is a metal element which will weaken the negative earth of the #5 Flying Star.

How do I set my salt water cure up?

Place a placemat or piece of paper where you will be placing the Salt Water Cure where the #5 and #2 stars are located.

1. Fill up a glass jar or pint glass with table or rock salt to about three-quarters full.
2. Place six I-Ching coins on top of the salt in a circle. the coins must come from a good Chinese dynasty, we carefully select only the finest I-Ching coins for our salt water cures Make sure the coins are Yang side up; this is the side with the four Chinese characters. Don’t worry if the coins sink into the salt as you pour the water.
3. Fill the jar to the top with tap water. It would be a good idea to place a mat under the jar to protect furniture or flooring.
4. The jar will form crystals over time; this shows that it is working to absorb the negative energy.
5. Make sure the water is always topped up.
6. Do not cover the top of glass/container.
7. The salt water cure should not be placed in a cupboard.
8. Try not to touch or move the jar too much as it stores a lot of negative energy

If you would like more information or to order a Salt Water Cure, you can click on the relevant product below. I hope you have enjoyed reading this and please feel free to ask any questions you may have on Salt Water Cures below.