Beeswax, also known as beeswax, is a natural substance that bees decompose beeswax secreted by beeswax glands into small particles through their own beeswax enzymes during the process of collecting nectar, and then chew and process it with their mouthparts. In geomantic omen, beeswax is considered to have many magical effects and functions.

First of all, beeswax is considered to have the function of making a fortune. In geomantic omen, yellow represents wealth and money, and the color of beeswax is just yellow. Therefore, people often make beeswax into various mascots, such as lucky cats and gold ingots, and put them at home or in the office in order to bring wealth.

Secondly, beeswax is also considered to have the function of ward off evil spirits. In ancient times, people often hung beeswax on doors or windows to prevent evil spirits from invading. In addition, beeswax is also used to make amulets, which can be worn to ward off evil spirits and avoid disasters.

Moreover, beeswax is also considered to have a health care function. Beeswax is rich in minerals and vitamins, which has a good nourishing effect on human body. In traditional medicine in China, beeswax is used to treat various diseases, such as cough, asthma and gastritis. At the same time, beeswax can also be used in beauty beauty to make skin smooth and delicate.

Finally, beeswax is also considered to have a calming effect. In geomantic omen, beeswax is considered as a positive substance, which can absorb negative energy and make people feel happy and energetic. Therefore, people often put beeswax in the bedroom or study to help improve sleep quality and work efficiency.