Wind Chimes for your Wealth

Metal Wind Chimes are used to attract Good Luck and Good Fortune to our Homes and Offices. They help to slow down the energies in our buildings. Metal Wind Chimes are best for the West, Northwest and the North. Wood Wind Chimes are best for the East, Southeast and the South. The number of rods you have on your Wind chime depends on what luck you want to attract or suppress. If you want to use a Wind chime to press down bad luck caused by beams or poison arrows, it would be best to use a 5 solid rod metal Wind chime. To attract luck use 4, 6,7, 8 or 18 rods. Solid 5 Rod Metal Wind Chimes are extremely useful for pressing down bad energy. They are best hung inside your home or office, not outside. When hung outside they can cause Sha Chi.

Bagwa Mirror for your Protection

The Bagwa (or Pa Kua) consists of eight sacred emblems sometimes called trigrams, directions or activities. It is used to encourage the flow of Chi (life force) which is regarded as the primary building brick of the universe. The Bagwa is said to have been born on the back of a creature that rose from the deep at the dawn of time. The secrets of the universe are believed to be contained within. The Bagwa can be used in Feng Shui to balance and move Chi. Feng Shui Masters consider the Bagwa to be of great importance in correcting Feng Shui Predicaments by deflecting almost anything that creates negative Chi', i.e. poison arrows (corners of buildings pointing at your home or business). You can place Bagwa Mirrors outside your home for Protection

Buddha with Children

When the Laughing Buddha is seen playing with many children, (usually five in number) this symbolizes good fortune arriving from the heavens. Maitraya Buddha has long been associated with virtue of innocent joy, kindness and great gentleness. He is also associated with bringing good luck and an abundance of good Chi' when invited into ones home

Kuan Kung the Golden Protector

Kuan Kung or Kuan Ti is the Legend of War and is also known as the patron saint of police, Armed Forces and guardian deity for politicians and business leaders. The image of Kuan Kung is at his most powerful when he is placed in the Northwest corner of your home; he is there to make sure there is peace and harmony for everyone in the home and protection for the Father (Patriarch). Kuan Kung will help to make sure there is prosperity and luck for everyone. If protection is needed for the family make sure Kuan Kung is facing the main door to protect everyone from the bad energies.

Special Boat image for your more luck

The Boat of Life. The Boat is a carved from shoushan stone and is carved and shaped in the form of a tree to give shelter to the 8 immortals while they are sailing the Journey of Life.
The 8 Immortals are extremely wise people known to have many gifted powers with very special abilities that set them apart from other Deities.
The legends say that the 8 Immortals should leave Heaven and go on a life long Journey to assist the people in world in their hours of need and that they should use their special powers to help the people to achieve their ambitions which could take a life time to fulfil for the people and for each of the 8 immortals. When each of the 8 immortals succeed in helping people achieve their ambitions, then they will be allowed to re-enter the Golden Gates of Heaven.
The Boat of Life is usually given to someone who is ambitious, opening an new business or a student going out into the world to achieve their ambitions and if they focus on the Boat of Life and imagine what they want out of life they will sail through and achieve everything, Place the Boat of Life in your personal success direction remind you that whatever life brings, you will succeed

Arrowana Fish

The word fish, in Feng shui is regarded as abundant wealth.So different kinds of fishes are used to create energies that enhance good fortune and bring in riches.
The Chinese refer to the Arrowana fish as the Fengshui fish. You can keep live Arrowana fish in an aquarium in your office or at home. The scales of the Arrowana should be shining and should show a tinge of either pink,gold or silver. If you keep a dull arrowana it will not be so effective.Instead of the live fish you can even place the model of the Arrowana fish.
The live arrowana fish will be available at all major aquariums in your area. I suggest strongly to keep this fish in your home or office to get more prospects in your life.
The arrowana is also called the dragon fish and the most auspicious are to place it is the North, or East or South east sector of your Office or home.
This direction means that keeping your aquarium tank.
Thanks
A.SAMPATH KUMAR
CHENNAI

What is Feng Shui?

Feng Shui is an ancient study of the environmental energies in constant perpetual motion that interact with certain places, people and time. This practice of balancing and correcting the effects of certain qi will bring benefits to the relationship between yourself and your family, your career or wealth status and the state of your most important asset, your health. Feng Shui can mean different things to different people. It does not contradict any religious, cultural or traditional beliefs, as Feng Shui is the science of bringing together humankind and the environment in which we strive to find harmony and equilibrium. Feng Shui is the art and science of arranging things in a correct order and to find our personal directions so as to harness Chi` (Life Force) within our lifestyles so as to reach optimum harmony.
There are different fields of expertise and schools of thought, being Tibetan Black Hat Feng Shui, Flying Stars, Dowsing, Geomancy and many more. We recommend that you seek out a qualified teacher, read the many good books available and enter into the fascinating and never boring world of Feng Shui. Feng Shui literally means WIND (FENG) AND WATER (SHUI).
Its practitioners believe that with correct guidance and placement we can influence our fate in positive forms and so help to avoid misfortune. The history of Feng Shui is said to have begun with Fu Hsiu over 5000 years ago, when he witnessed a turtle emerge from the depths of the Yellow River. Upon the turtles back were markings that Fu Hsiu adopted as symbols of great knowledge, universal truths and symmetry. These markings are known as the 'trigrams'.

Yin-Yang Concept

Yin
Yin energy is the passive-half of the Yin-Yang concept. Symbolized by darkness, is flexible, weak and stationery energy, is silent and is of Female qualities. And it is a vital ingredient in producing good Feng Shui. Similar levels of Yang energy should be oppositely present in the home as one compliment the other and thus a creation for a complete harmonious cycle in our premises or in our lives


Yang
Yang energy is the life-half of the Yin-Yang concept. It is represented by bright or lightness, activity or movement, it is something strong and rigid and also represented by daytime. Yang is also of Male energy and it is a vital ingredient in producing good Feng Shui. It should always be balanced with similarly opposite levels of Yin energy.

3 I Ching Coins tied with Red Ribbon

I Ching Coins have been used for centuries as amulets to ward off evil and disease, they were often worn by children (one coin added each year until the age of 15) after being first placed on a deity for blessing i.e. Laughing Buddha, Quan Yin. In Feng Shui coins represent the element metal and symbolize Wealth These 3 coins tied with red thread should be placed in the wealth sector, or placed on accounts books, a cash register, in a purse or wallet to attract wealth Three coins are used to read the I Ching, by naming one side Yin and the other side Yang and reading from the trigrams for ancient advice on how to improve and harmonize ones life. Remember to keep your 3 I Ching Coins tied with red ribbon in your pockets, income telephone lines accounts books, savings books etc.

Gold Ingot Prosperity Symbol. This gold ingot is a replica of the ancient Chinese gold ingot. It has the shape similar to a boat, this symbolises abundance and an easy life, as in the saying Plain Sailing the gold ingot may be placed in the Southeast sector of your home or business, this represents the Wealth area in Feng Shui. Place the gold ingot on your desk in your home or office to encourage abundance to enter your life.
It used to be the currency of the nobility and symbolizes money coming in with no effort, just floating to you. Use it as a paperweight for investments or place it on your lottery ticket.