Not all the presents presented to any event turn out to be necessary and useful, some of them have neither moral nor practical value, and simply gather dust on shelves or in closets, while they would be very useful to other people.
It is then that there is a desire to donate a gift to someone close or acquaintance. However, many folk signs prohibit donating gifts.
By over-giving a present, you can break the energy connection with the one who presented it
Can gifts be re-donated?
To answer this question, you should refer to the signs and beliefs:
- By re-presenting a present, you can break the energy connection with the one who presented it. It is believed that the donated gift will not benefit either the giver or the new owner.
- In ancient times, it was believed that together with the present, the donor gives a small part of his luck, to donate it – to give his luck to the new owner.
In some Western countries, it is customary to give gifts along with a check so that the new owner can return the unusable item to the store.
What gifts can be re-donated?
There is a category of gifts that not only can but also need to be re-donated:
- First of all, this applies to family heirlooms. From time immemorial, family decorations were passed from the older generation to the younger, they were considered a kind of amulet that protected the peace of the new owner. The only condition is that you need to give jewelry to a close relative.
- You can also transfer antiques, original paintings or antiques. Especially if the gifted is an avid collector or collector. Before presenting a gift to a new owner, you should carry out an energetic cleansing, so as not to give someone else's negative energy with the present.
- You can also donate in the event that a similar thing already exists, that is, two irons, or two coffee makers, or two identical sets of towels, etc. were presented for a celebration, then donating one of the gifts is appropriate, only to give a present to the new owner you just need it, without any reason. In this case, it will be considered a charity, and all the signs will become irrelevant.
You can transfer antiques, original paintings or antiques
What to do with gifts that are not to your liking?
Some gifts received from unfamiliar or negative donors can and should be disposed of. They can be sold, exchanged, or simply thrown away so as not to disturb your peace of mind.
Separately, it is worth mentioning jewelry that did not suit your taste. They should not be redirected or sold. You need to take them to a jewelry workshop and melt them into the thing you like, then go to church and consecrate and wear them without fear.
To avoid misunderstandings or bad influence, it is worthwhile to approach the choice of a gift responsibly and prudently, and certainly not buy the thing that you yourself would not want to receive.
