Feng Shui for Work and Business
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The Money Frog is also known by several other names such as the three legged toad and is probably the most lucky symbol for money-making. It is a wonderful symbol for wealth and career luck. Place the three-legged toad near your working table when you are working for commission. It is extremely auspicious if placed DIAGONALLY OPPOSITE to your main door. It enhances your INCOME and WEALTH in no time. Make sure that the portrait faces inside the house.
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Guang Gong is Chinese god of war, who is known for being very powerful. The Guang Gong is believed to provide people who invite him into their home or at work with both status and protection. Businessmen looking for power or to be treated equally typically seek his help. It is recommended that you keep a Guang Gong to protect against thieves and paranormal spirits. This figure is believed to protect wealth and not allow any evil or negative intent to ever get by him.
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Carry three coins tied with red or gold ribbon in your pocket or purse. Use it when you are in a business transaction or sales meeting. It is a lucky symbol for wealth and career luck. You can also keep them in your lockers and banks. Stick it to your computer screens, where you keep the financial accounts. Place it on the SOUTH WALL to fulfil your wish.
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Place the mystic Dragon-tortoise behind yourself or on your table to receive your boss' support and career development. It will also help withstand office intrigues.
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Placement of the victory horse in your office or home will bring you victory on your project, career development or the opportunity to cooperate.
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Chi Lin helps mankind to fulfill the following aspirations of life: wealth luck, recognition, luck, reputation, fame, literary luck, military/business sharpness skills, humanity, integrity and discipline. This item is recommended for those who want to multiply their fortune, wealth and overall luck. Chi Lin has the most effective characters for military, state officials and politicians. You can place it on your work stations or on the front door. They take in all the negative energy.
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Petty office intrigues are the usual thing at work. The best way to resist such negative and unproductive energy is the placement of a rooster. This will promote the suppression of disputes and intrigues.
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Other Feng Shui Tips
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Tie THREE BELLS together of the same size on the main door of your house, office or shop to bring in PROSPERITY. |
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Fuk, Luk, Sau are the Gods of HEALTH, WEALTH and PROSPERITY. Exhibiting them at any part of your room will invite good luck and keep you away from all the fatal diseases. Position them in the EAST corner of your room.
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Dragons are a powerful Chinese symbol of POWER and LUCK. Place this celestial dragon, in the EAST of your living room and get lucky in no time.
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Hang wind chimes on your front doors, to bring in positive sound waves and GOOD LUCK.
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Laughing Buddha signifies a happy man. He invites WEALTH, FINANCIAL GAINS and SUCCESS in the house. Placing the Buddha in the right direction is very important as the energy, which enters your house is greeted by the laughing Buddha. Therefore, place it on the corner table, which is facing the front door.
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This auspicious Ba Gua mirror should be placed OUTSIDE THE HOUSE so that none of you can see your face in it. This mirror reflects back all the bad evils and the negative energy from your house.
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Place this care free plant at any part of your house and enhance your fortune and income. This plant can also bring in GOOD LUCK for your loved one.
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Elephants are a powerful symbol of power and good luck in the SOUTH EAST direction of your living room. The object attracts all the good energies with their trunks up in the air.
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Foo dogs, which are lions, are placed inside or outside a building meant to protect your home or workplace from negative energy. It is said these guardian lions will stop anyone with malicious intentions from entering your home.
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Cai Shen is the Chinese God of Wealth. Because this god is in charge of bringing wealth to ordinary citizens, it is widely worshiped by people across China. In the beginning this action was only practiced by merchants, and it became popular among st other folks and villagers later.
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Hu Lo is a gourd that is an ancient classical Feng Shui remedy against sickness energy. When placed next to your bed or in the house, the gourd will absorb the sickness energy and protect you and your family from sickness. For people with illness, the gourd may not cure the sickness but it will definitely reduce suffering and the seriousness.
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People believe that keeping a miniature figurine of Kwan Yin in a particular place results in radiating positive energy and good luck.
Lady Buddha / Guan Yin / Kwan Yin / Kuan Yin as per Feng Shui is the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion. Guan is believed to touch the hearts and souls of human beings. Kwan Yin helps in creating a sense of peace and providing relief from stress. Kwan Yin expresses the positive energy of being protective and loving like the love of mother for her child. |
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From ancient days, many stories have been told about maneki neko, AKA lucky cats or fortune cats. They are commonly used as mascots or talismans, bringing good luck to households, happiness and success to individuals, and wealth and prosperity to businesses. Generally speaking, the meanings of Japanese lucky cats are determined by their various colours, poses and garments.
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