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CHINESE
FENG SHUI PRODUCTS
Although I practice Western Feng Shui and maintain
that people should adopt feng shui remedies that suit their own
culture and personal tastes, there is something to be said about
the power of aligning with a strong tradition practiced for thousands
of years. So for those who are inspired to use Chinese cures for
their feng shui applications, here are some products we recommend,
courtesy of our online vendor partner, Dragon-Gate.com.
We still suggest that any cure that you use should suit the decor
of your home and your own personal style.
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Money
Frogs
The chan chu, or money frog, or three-legged toad,
is a very popular Chinese symbol for financial and career
gain, traditionally believed to bring the owner wealth and
prosperity. Most auspiciously placed by the cash register,
work desk in the office, reception counters and other such
spots where there is a lot of career activity. More
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Baguas
and Mirrors
These Chinese protective mirrors are called the Bagua, or
Pa Kua. If there are any sharp corners or offensive structures
pointed at your main door, hang this Bagua above your main
door facing the source of the ‘shar qi’. Many people also
have a Bagua to protect them from evil and harm. Do Not, under
any circumstances hang this Bagua inside your home. More
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Mandarin
Ducks and Love Cures
Exclusive items for the bedroom. The image of mandarin ducks
is a very potent symbol of harmony, bliss, happiness and fulfillment
for the loving couple. Mandarin ducks have always enjoyed
popularity among the Feng Shui-affluent because of its venerable
love Qi! More
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Wealth
Symbols
Here's a collection of Chinese wealth symbols that bring good
fortune and career advancement and protection. Recommended
for placement in your career or wealth corner, as well as
in places of work or in the office. More
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Chinese
Coins
The Chinese coins, particularly of those of the Kang Hsi or
Qian Long Emperors' reign are deemed extremely auspicious.
They each have a square hole in the center where the round
circle symbolizes Heaven while the square represents the Earth.
When used by humans, they represent the cosmic trinity of
luck of "Heaven-Earth-Man". More
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More Chinese Feng Shui items worth checking
out:
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