Also strung along are the Tiger Eye, Turquoise, Agate, Clear Quartz, Jasper, Hematite and Smoky Quartz which adds to power being unleashed to the wearer. Last but not least, the prayer wheel symbol is an emblem of reversal of bad karma.

This bracelet which is suitable for both male and female is free-size and can be easily worn by almost all hand sizes (but best for 7.5inch perimeter as standard) because of its long lasting “expandable-retractable korean string”.

Also strung along are the hematite and tiger eye which adds to protection being unleashed to the wearer. Last but not least, the elephant symbol is an emblem of good fortune and descendant’s luck.

This bracelet which is suitable for both male and female is free-size and can be easily worn by almost all hand sizes (but best for 7.5inch perimeter as standard) because of its long lasting “expandable-retractable korean string”.

1. Period 9 Authority Star
2. Everything is Achievable

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1. Blissful Love, Career and Health
2. Happiness and Harmony
3. Peace and Harmony
4. Amulet of Tenfold Increase in Love
5. Thriving in Period 9 

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1. Period 9’s Magic Ho Tu
2. Thriving in Period 9
3. Period 9’s Inexhaustible Money Shower
4. Chief Treasury (3pcs)
5. Period 9 Authority Star
6. Six Loshu Tortoises Lucky Array

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1. Six Loshu Tortoises Lucky Array
2. Period 9’s Five Garuda Pagoda
3. Windchime of Chung Kwei

Note: All items are energy infused and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Note: This item comes with a decorative box and is energy infused. Item comes with certificate of authenticity.

Ru Yi
Originally, the Ru Yi was a short sword made from iron and used by ancients for self defence and for purposes of gesticulation. Later it evoluted to become a present to signify good wishes to the recipient. Some claimed it was used as a pointer of directions and others said it guards against anything unexpected. The shape was derived from lotus and some even claimed it was derived from ling tzi, a special curative fungus that cures a thousand diseases. The head of the Ru Yi is also a strong resemblance of a bat which brings fortune and good luck. Ru Yi symbolizes authority and power in the imperial courts and royal assemblies. The Ru Yi was later being regarded as the sceptre for Imperial courts and offices, which was used by high ranking government officials including empresses. Ru Yi has auspicious meanings: smoothness in endeavours and enhanced luck in undertakings. Ru Yi is also a potent symbol carried by the Tua Peh Kong, Laughing Buddha and one of the Fuk Luk Sau (3 Star Gods) and many other deities for blessings. The symbol is most suitably used to bring our career to greater heights and raise the bar for authority. The item can be displayed to ensure we get enough control over subordinates at work, increase our influential power and also if we have rebellious children. The Ru Yi can also protect you from evil, harmful people and misfortune.

Placement

1. Display it in the West (family luck corner) to enhance your authority in the family, especially over your children who are rebellious.
2. Display it in the Northwest of your living rooms or family rooms to energize your mentor luck. This will bring in helpful people and support from important people.
3. Display it in the north sector of your living room or work desk to improve your career luck and to enable promotional opportunities. It will help you gather more support from subordinates and peers, besides having more command over difficult employees.
4. For wives who are seeking more authority, control or say in the family or over your husbands, you can display it in the Southwest corner of your bedroom or living room or nien yen direction.
5. To increase one’s individual luck, you can display it in your personal zodiac direction:
   Rat – North
   Ox – NE
   Tiger – NE
   Rabbit – East
   Dragon – SE
   Snake – SE
   Horse – South
   Sheep – SW
   Monkey – SW
   Rooster – West
   Dog – NW
   Pig – NW

Other salient symbols featured on the ruyi include:

1. The cloud shape of the Ruyi’s head is a stylised interpretation of the lingzhi, plant of immortality. The head of the ruyi is further adorned with five bats denoting “Five Blessings”, namely longevity, wealth, health and composure, virtue and longevity.
2. The upper body is featured with four Chinese characters wufulinmen that connotes “may the five blessings descend upon this home”.
3. The center is featured with the chinese character “fu” expressing the sentiment “luck”. The character symbolizes family happiness, fulfillment, good relationships and mutual love uninterrupted by illnesses, setbacks and sufferings. It also brings power, authority and wealth.
4. The lower body is featured with another four Chinese characters jixiangruyi connoting every path is safe, smooth and sound. With a trouble-free mind, problem free endeavor and by freeing yourself from obstacles, you will therefore be able to attain your dreams successfully.
5. The tail of the ruyi is inscribed with the symbol of five bats again.

Note: This item comes with a decorative box and is energy infused. Item comes with certificate of authenticity.

What Ru Yi symbolizes and how to display this object?
Originally, the Ru Yi was a short sword made from iron and used by ancients for self defence and for purposes of gesticulation. Later it evoluted to become a present to signify good wishes to the recipient. Some claimed it was used as a pointer of directions and others said it guards against anything unexpected. The shape was derived from lotus and some even claimed it was derived from ling tzi, a special curative fungus that cures a thousand diseases. The head of the Ru Yi is also a strong resemblance of a bat which brings fortune and good luck. Ru Yi symbolizes authority and power in the imperial courts and royal assemblies. The Ru Yi was later being regarded as the sceptre for Imperial courts and offices, which was used by high ranking government officials including empresses. Ru Yi has auspicious meanings: smoothness in endeavours and enhanced luck in undertakings. Ru Yi is also a potent symbol carried by the Tua Peh Kong, Laughing Buddha and one of the Fuk Luk Sau (3 Star Gods) and many other deities for blessings. The symbol is most suitably used to bring our career to greater heights and raise the bar for authority. The item can be displayed to ensure we get enough control over subordinates at work, increase our influential power and also if we have rebellious children. The Ru Yi can also protect you from evil, harmful people and misfortune.

Placement

1. Display it in the West (family luck corner) to enhance your authority in the family, especially over your children who are rebellious.
2. Display it in the Northwest of your living rooms or family rooms to energize your mentor luck. This will bring in helpful people and support from important people.
3. Display it in the north sector of your living room or work desk to improve your career luck and to enable promotional opportunities. It will help you gather more support from subordinates and peers, besides having more command over difficult employees.
4. For wives who are seeking more authority, control or say in the family or over your husbands, you can display it in the Southwest corner of your bedroom or living room or nien yen direction.
5. To increase one’s individual luck, you can display it in your personal zodiac direction:
   Rat – North
   Ox – NE
   Tiger – NE
   Rabbit – East
   Dragon – SE
   Snake – SE
   Horse – South
   Sheep – SW
   Monkey – SW
   Rooster – West
   Dog – NW
   Pig – NW

Note: The item is energy infused and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

What the Abacus symbolizes?
In China, in outlying towns or more backward areas, you might see one lying around or actually used if you go into a shop. You might find older people using them. Up until calculators and teller machines became so cheap in China, they were widely used. Shop keepers used them to tally figures. The abacus is called “suanpan” (算盤, calculating pan) in China. It was mentioned in a 2nd century BC Chinese document, and versions may have been used for thousands of years prior. The Chinese kind has beads strung on wires or thin wood rods. There is a divider that separates the left and right strings of beads. The Chinese kind has two beads on the rods on one side and 5 beads on the rods on the other side of the divider. Chinese abacuses are designed to allow for hexadecimal computation. These suanpans can be used for doing division, multiplication and for taking square roots and cube roots as well if the user knows the techniques. Thinking of ringing in more sales? Yes, the abacus is the answer, as this auspicious symbol is used by tycoons, businessmen, shop owners and financial planners to signify too many numbers to calculate in their income. The abacus placed on your desk or cashiers will multiply your sales profits and boost your business transactions. For those who are seeking to increase your skills in the fields of mathematics, accountancy, science and engineering, placing an abacus on the study table can enhance your competency.

Where to display?

1. Display it in your living or family rooms, business premises and offices, especially in southeast corner (wealth corner) to activate your wealth luck.
2. Display it facing your entrance so that you can see it as you enter to invite wealth and fortune into your homes at chi entry points.
3. Display it in your office and shop to ring in more sales and achieve more financial success.
4. Display it in the Northwest to activate tycoon’s luck for the partriarch.
5. To increase ones personal wealth luck, one should display it at your personal zodiac direction to improve your personal luck:
   Rat – North
   Ox – NE
   Tiger – NE
   Rabbit – East
   Dragon – SE
   Snake – SE
   Horse – South
   Sheep – SW
   Monkey – SW
   Rooster – West
   Dog – NW
   Pig – NW

Featuring 4 plaques altogether, the salient features and the importance of the FOUR main emblems and other auspicious symbols can be explained and elaborated as follows:

1st Plaque

The Jade Emperor (Yu Huang or Yu Di), known informally as Heavenly Grandfather (Tian Gong) is the ruler of Heaven in Chinese mythology and is among the most important gods in the Daoist and folk pantheons. Accompanying the Jade Emperor’s image are chinese characters “Tian Kuan Chi Fu” which connotes blessing you with divine help from the heaven. Also featured are a pair of Fu Lin dogs which is another emblem of wealth and protection symbolizing that your “wealth is safe”.  In his capacity as celestial ruler, the Jade Emperor is thought to govern Heaven and Earth, and he holds the power to distribute wealth to mankind. He is in charge of blessing everyone with good fortune and happiness so that there will be less suffering. Furthermore, he showed respect and benevolence to both men and creatures with loving kindness, but possesses powerful capability to vanquish evil. Having the image of the Jade Emperor at home simulates him paying a welcome visit to your home, bringing good luck in the form of solid support from those with the power, influence and capability to help you. Helping those who feel you are bouncing from idea to idea getting nowhere, you will make progress in leaps and bounds. Those without a plan will find new opportunities to benefit from and enjoy a windfall of some kind.

On an equally good note, hidden behind the plaque of the Jade Emperor are the inscriptions of “100 Fu CHARACTERS”. The chinese character “fu” expresses the sentiment “luck”. Therefore, a hundred of them becomes an auspicious connotation that multiplies your good luck by 100 times more. It is actually a symbolic representation of the “God of Luck” (Fu Xing), whom originated as a lucky star and was believed to bring good fortune. The character symbolizes family happiness, fulfillment, good relationships and mutual love uninterrupted by illnesses, setbacks and sufferings. It also brings power, authority and wealth. In other words, the “100 Fu CHARACTERS” bring you complete good fortune, material luck, protection, peace, confidence and genuine happiness in your wealth accumulation.

2nd Plaque

Next, “Yao Qian Shu” (literally means “shaking money tree”) is a money tree laden with treasures that grows in the heaven. The Money Tree is the gathering place of money dragons (manifesting in the form of Red Dragons). It is from this tree that the Jade Emperor and other Gods of Wealth will distribute the wealth to mankind. Therefore the Money Tree actually resembles the “ultimate source” of all big wealth. The Money Tree is a universal motif of a great “world tree” ascending from earth to heaven and found in the paradise gardens of the heaven. This form of heavenly tree is laden with beautiful blossoms and unending money motifs, radiating divine light and appear to be as brilliant as precious jewels. It is the most fundamental divine pillar of wealth in feng shui. It implies financial strength and not just money earned randomly. Earning/winning money randomly does not imply financial strength. Financial strength enables one to be able to retire luxuriously and resist any forms of instability in the long term. The tree generates financial success, enable you to earn higher incomes and build greater fortunes.

3rd Plaque

In addition, the Red Dragon emerging from mountain and sea is a symbol of permanence and immovability. It is the emblem of rising wealth, powerful support and protection from reversal of fortune. Regarded as the most powerful symbol on earth, the mountain with dragon played the same sort of role in Chinese Cosmology as the Emperor did in society; it ensured cosmic order and permanence. It is repository of great wealth for those who practise old school feng shui. Similar to the mountains on imperial motifs from ancient times, this mountain is designed together with border of wavy lines representing the ocean. This denotes the auspicious blessing “shou shan fu hai” which carries the meaning “longevity and good fortune as unlimited as that of the oceans and mountains”. Featured behind this plaque is the Wealth Increasing Mantra which has the effect of attracting multiple sources of solid income for you.

Furthermore, a coin hanging below the 3rd plaque brings victorious connotation. One side has the chinese characters “bai zhan bai sheng” which expresses the sentiment of “winning all 100 battles”. The other side has the Chinese Characters “da gong gao cheng” which means “succeed in all undertakings”.

4th Plaque

Inscribed with chinese characters that denote “10 Million Taels of Gold” and featured in a Lock Coin, it turns around the luck for those who are in a serious lack of wealth luck and safeguards one from easily losing money. This expresses the sentiment of “abundance in savings”. It features the Military God of Wealth on Tiger. General Zhao Kong Ming is one of the five Wealth Gods who gives powerful blessings of good fortune for the mainstream income. His looks are more confident, grandeur and victorious compared to other Wealth Gods. He sits on a ferocious tiger, thus making him having extremely powerful command over wealth. He carries a gold ingot and a multilevel military varja weapon. The magical varja weapon enables him to punish all evils and to destroy all ignorance that could lead to being cheated. The tiger swallows all devils lurking in the surroudings. Besides, there are two Secret Taoist Incantations that empower the entire wall hanging by providing a special channel to the cosmic realm to invoke their divine help. The talismans are from the powerful taoist lineage: “ming chai” (money earned from work) and “ngam chai” (windfall). They will bring better mainstream income as well as windfall luck in investment, speculative portfolios and gambling. They ensure that all your money desires are being fulfilled rapidly!

Note: This item is energy infused and emits energy unendingly. Item comes with certificate of authenticity.

The benefits
This auspicious wall hanging will bless one with the following circumstances:

1. To stimulate financial opportunities for those who have suffered from financial setbacks, cash degeneration and zero income.
   
2. To put a full stop to continuous financial losses and selling of assets.
   
3. To improve an extremely bad financial condition and eradicate poverty.
   
4. To form a catalyst that could develop a turn around and overcome a stalemate financial situation.
   
5. To move forward quickly in financial recovery, beyond what the other feng shui enhancers could do.
   
6. To generate exponential financial growth and wealth at a speedy rate.
7. To prevent reversal of fortune.
8. To snowball wealth growth further.

Where to display this auspicious wall hanging?
This auspicious wall hanging is best used to activate #8 or #9. #8 is intrinsically a general Prosperity Star in all periods. Although its power is “amplified” in Period 8 and will go back to its original form in Period 9, it is still a benevolent star that gives positive effects in generating wealth. #9 will become the a prosperous Wealth Star in Period 9 as it is the chief star of the period. This wall hanging can therefore be used to activate either one or both:

1. Activate Water Star #8/#9 and Mountain Star #8/#9 which are both Flying White Star #8 in ones natal chart, irrespective of the period the house is built in. Activating Water Star #8/#9 and Mountain Star #8/#9 is the best method to activate ones MAXIMUM feng shui luck to bring in prosperity, wealth, harmony, good health, longevity and happiness. The auspicious wall hanging must be displayed until the end of Period 9 according to your home’s natal flying star chart.
   
2. Activate Annual Flying Star #8/#9 to bring in annual wealth luck for that particular year. For example, in 2024, it is best to display this in the north or southwest directions, be it in a house, bedroom or living room. 

On a similarly good note, other suggested areas to display this auspicious wall hanging are as follows::

1. Display it in your living room, family rooms, dining or bedroom of your home, business premises and offices, especially in southeast corner (universal wealth corner) or your personal sheng chi direction to activate and enhance your wealth luck.
   
2. Display it in your office if you have one that you own by yourself or your own shop to ring in more sales and achieve more monetary gains and successes.
   
3. Display it in the Northwest sector to activate the financial luck for the Patriarch or the man of the family.
   
4. To increase ones personal wealth luck, one can display it in your personal zodiac direction:
   Rat – North
   Ox – NE
   Tiger – NE
   Rabbit – East
   Dragon – SE
   Snake – SE
   Horse – South
   Sheep – SW
   Monkey – SW
   Rooster – West
   Dog – NW
   Pig – NW