myfs_138444 Posted February 26, 2009 Share Posted February 26, 2009 HiI was just wondering if there is a meaning in finding a turtle or a turtle entering your home? A few years ago, i found a turtle at the north end of my home. and a couple days ago, i found another turtle entering my home from the east end (my back door). I live in those apartment communities so the area isnt near any turtle habitats. these turtles by the way are red ear sliders. So i was just curious if they have any special meaning? I keep them in teh back yard (east end) and thier tanks are located at the northend of the property. is that an okay place to keep them? thanks you for your time and help. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted February 27, 2009 Staff Share Posted February 27, 2009 1. In Chinese myths and symbolism, the turtle is not as prominent as the tortise. As the turtle is considered as a food item. Unlike the tortise which has relevance in stories like how the Luo Shu grid (Flying star 9 x 9 grid came about). 2. Overall, finding an animal can be "uplifiting" or feel good factor ... and more towards nice-feel 3. Based on general Feng Shui, generally is acceptable to have it placed at east or north. Quote:Anonymous wrote:I was just wondering if there is a meaning in finding a turtle or a turtle entering your home? A few years ago, i found a turtle at the north end of my home. and a couple days ago, i found another turtle entering my home from the east end (my back door). I live in those apartment communities so the area isnt near any turtle habitats. these turtles by the way are red ear sliders. So i was just curious if they have any special meaning? I keep them in teh back yard (east end) and thier tanks are located at the northend of the property. is that an okay place to keep them? thanks you for your time and help. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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