Sometimes it happens that a lot of completely useless things are presented for a holiday, anniversary or wedding. Some people donate unnecessary gifts without regret and unnecessary torment of conscience, others, on the contrary, are sure that things received as a gift cannot be donated. So for what reasons is it better not to present your friends with gifts "not of the first freshness."
Bad sign
When making a gift to a close and dear person, you put a piece of yourself into it. Choosing a gift is a very pleasant ritual when you try to please the person. In addition to the thing, you present as a gift your positive energy, good feelings.
By handing over someone else's gift, you show your disrespect for the person and show a devil-may-care attitude. It turns out that subconsciously you are destroying the energy connection with him. It is possible that in the future you can even quarrel with him and completely stop communicating.
An unpleasant situation may arise
In addition to the energetic negativity that over-donated things entail, you can simply find yourself in an unpleasant situation when loved ones may even be offended by you. For example, someone just by chance asks to show you a gift, and you have already managed to give it to someone. Or the giver will suddenly see in a third person his gift, which he once presented to you from a pure heart.
In many Western countries, gifts have been given along with a check for a long time so that, in your opinion, a thing that is useless can always be returned to the store and paid for it. This tradition seems to be very logical and does not put anyone in an unpleasant situation. I like the gift - I left it for myself, I don't like it - I got money for it. In the end, people have different tastes. Some people really like watches with a deer head, while others consider such a thing a clear sign of a lack of taste.
In what situations can gifts be re-donated?
Things that are passed down from generation to generation in the family carry the energy of the ancestors. On the contrary, they are able to protect against adversity and bring good luck, so such gifts are not only completely safe, but also very useful.
Another example is the gifts you give. For example, for a wedding you were presented with two vacuum cleaners, which, of course, will not be useful to you, but your brother does not have a vacuum cleaner. You can safely give him the thing that you do not need. It will be something like a good deed, charity. Of course, such a gift does not need to be timed to some holiday or celebration.
