There was one interesting circumstance in the tragic fate of the last Russian emperor. He was very fond of mending old things and walking in them. Yes, of course, this spoke of the economy of Nicholas II, of the ability to behave as any of his many subjects would behave at any end of the vast country. It is commendable. Humbly. But there is also something else here. The secret sciences categorically do not recommend using not so much old ones as darned, glued and other similar household items. Their energy is very destructive! And although this assumption is more than polemical, who knows, if the sovereign-emperor was a dandy, maybe the empire would still be intact.
Karmic legacy
Women are especially sinful with a tendency to restore old things, because by their very nature they are called to be housekeepers of a family home. Moreover, the passion for darning, if you take it in the broadest sense of the word, is often suffered by very wealthy ladies. And it's not just a difficult childhood, although often in it too. But simply in an innate property, a certain karmic legacy, which women may have inherited from their predecessors who lived many centuries ago.
So it's a pity for such a lady to throw out the old, unremarkable cup with a crack. Or the same flawed saucer. So, let them stand. Moreover, they serve as before. Therefore, let's use them both for breakfast and for lunch! Well, old, but such beloved tights, darned personally, I really can't touch!
"Cute old men" and a black hole
But here's what is worth saying here. Esotericism is not just crying out about the inadmissibility of "friendship" with all these "cute old men". The fact is that any crack, any hole or the famous arrow on tights are in the closest energetic relationship with soil faults, pits, and even abysses. And in the faults, a certain kind of energy is always formed, like in a cosmic black hole. This extremely harmful, destructive energy is released and the surrounding space is contaminated with it. You are also infected, dear thrifty lady!
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But your household "breaks" are not limited to just one emission, they also have the property of a vacuum cleaner. They draw in your good energy, take away your vitality, suck all the juices out of you.
You can restore a thing extremely jewelry. But the energy of your "black hole" will still remain. It's just that this hole will become invisible to the eyes. And the means of energy restoration available in the arsenal of a true magician or adept of secret sciences are hardly known to you.
And if you are even the most successful businesswoman, but suffer from the "captive of darned tights" complex, then sooner or later you are destined to face problems. With those who could have been avoided. Moreover, negative energy will affect not only your affairs, but also your health.
Five simple rules
But if you really love old things, and are also extremely sentimental, then follow at least some simple rules.
1. I never wear darned and torn clothes that are directly attached to the body.
2. I never use cracked cookware. If such dishes are considered a family heirloom, then I keep them as they keep things in a museum.
3. I never sit on chairs with sewn-on seats. And even more so, I do not sleep on a sofa with torn upholstery.
4. I never eat at a table that has cracks on its surface, no matter how beautiful a tablecloth this table is.
5. I never use a wallet if there is even a tiny hole in it!
Everything else is a matter of taste. You can also buy things in second-hand shops. Only new ones, there are some. You never know for what reasons the clothes were written off. Yes, the button just came off. This is not a hole. Button and sewn on for a short time.
Naturally, we also have such moments in fate when, as they say, she plays a cruel joke with us. Then there is no time for fat, I would live! War, plague, pestilence, devastation and other "pleasures", from which no one is immune. But this is an extreme situation, when "in war as in war".
And in ordinary life, even if in a modern swirling and full of stress, it is quite possible to afford to do without old stuff.
Leonid Volodarsky. Magazine "Secrets of the XX century" № 29 2011