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What elephant symbolizes?
The elephants were used in warfare by chinese during ancient times. In fact, during the reign of Kang Hsi, the King of Siam had sent a number of tribute elephants as gifts to the Chinese emperor. The elephant in white color is the purest of all form and is believed by many to be the incarnation of future Buddha. In fact, it is known to be one of the Seven Treasures of Buddhism. In some countries like Indochina and India, only the Kings are allowed to ride on the elephant. It is the symbol of royalty, power and grandness. The elephant is known for its confidence, strength, sagacity and prudence and is one of the four animals representing power or energy, the other three being tiger, leopard and lion. Elephant signifies the prime minister too, because of its chinese naming “hsiang”.The elephant has many blessings in Feng Shui. The elephant brings infant luck to those who are wishing for babies in their lives. Buddha’s mother dreamt about a white elephant and got pregnant after that. Therefore the elephant is a lucky omen in Buddhism. The elephant also takes away troubles and is a protective symbol. It is a sacred animal in Thailand and India, and is used to represent loyalty, wisdom, longevity and elegance. It is a symbol of good luck and excellent fortune. Statues and images of deities and kings are often depicted riding on elephants in India and Thailand.

In ancient warfare the elephant was highly trained to be able to withstand the clamour of battle, the thrusting of lances and the savage onslaught of hand-held weapons. Perfect obedience, and the ability to stand its ground amidst the bloodthirsty frezy of the battlefield, were prerequisites of the valiant war elephant. Due to its sheer physical might the elephant destroyed much that was in its path, it could ford rivers, blaze trails or clear pathways, and batter against doorways and fortifications. As such it became the unstoppable “remover of obstacles”. It is immutable and unshakeable.

When do you wear the pendant of the sacred elephant?

1. If you are hoping to bring in a new member to your family (baby).
   
2. For self protection, you may wear this pendant for safety blessings especially when you are going through bad times.
   
3. For office protection and good luck, wear this pendant with you during work. It represents good governance, intelligence, dignity and prudence for executives.

Note: This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a FREE necklace.

What elephant symbolizes?
The elephants were used in warfare by chinese during ancient times. In fact, during the reign of Kang Hsi, the King of Siam had sent a number of tribute elephants as gifts to the Chinese emperor. The elephant in white color is the purest of all form and is believed by many to be the incarnation of future Buddha. In fact, it is known to be one of the Seven Treasures of Buddhism. In some countries like Indochina and India, only the Kings are allowed to ride on the elephant. It is the symbol of royalty, power and grandness. The elephant is known for its confidence, strength, sagacity and prudence and is one of the four animals representing power or energy, the other three being tiger, leopard and lion. Elephant signifies the prime minister too, because of its chinese naming “hsiang”.The elephant has many blessings in Feng Shui. The elephant brings infant luck to those who are wishing for babies in their lives. Buddha’s mother dreamt about a white elephant and got pregnant after that. Therefore the elephant is a lucky omen in Buddhism. The elephant also takes away troubles and is a protective symbol. It is a sacred animal in Thailand and India, and is used to represent loyalty, wisdom, longevity and elegance. It is a symbol of good luck and excellent fortune. Statues and images of deities and kings are often depicted riding on elephants in India and Thailand.

In ancient warfare the elephant was highly trained to be able to withstand the clamour of battle, the thrusting of lances and the savage onslaught of hand-held weapons. Perfect obedience, and the ability to stand its ground amidst the bloodthirsty frezy of the battlefield, were prerequisites of the valiant war elephant. Due to its sheer physical might the elephant destroyed much that was in its path, it could ford rivers, blaze trails or clear pathways, and batter against doorways and fortifications. As such it became the unstoppable “remover of obstacles”. It is immutable and unshakeable.

When do you wear the pendant of the sacred elephant?

1. If you are hoping to bring in a new member to your family (baby).
2. For self protection, you may wear this pendant for safety blessings especially when you are going through bad times.
3. For office protection and good luck, wear this pendant with you during work. It represents good governance, intelligence, dignity and prudence for executives.

Note: This item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and a FREE necklace.

What the Mystic Knot symbolizes?
The mystic knot symbol explains that everything goes in a cycle, where there is not start and end point. It is a neverending cycle in Buddhism. The mystic knot is seen as the symbol of good tidings with minimal illnesses, problems, pain, setbacks and any sort of sufferings. It is a knot that implies smooth and easy life. Therefore it is also the magical lucky knot in feng shui. It is also the perfect emblem of “persistant love”, thus being identified as the lucky love symbol suitable for ensuring that the romance in a marriage will last. It is also the best symbol of protection in Period 8 against accidents and misfortune. If you are travelling offshore or faraway, the mystic knot will also protect you against accidents and danger, including robberies, burgalary, kidnaps and any other kinds of danger.Wear the mystic knot everytime you feel frightened and it will lighten the fear.The mystic knot also brings the calming effects to subside your anger. In fact, the presence of mystic knot will benefit every aspiration of your life.

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What the camel symbolizes?
The camel is the only one and most useful means of transportation for those living in tough geographical locations in deserts. The camel is being sent by heaven to help those who are going through difficult times travelling accross deserts. It has the ability to store food and water to withstand harsh weather conditions, be it extreme coldness or hotness. And it gives strength, virtue and perseverence for people to cross deserts, therefore is known to symbolically help human through tough times. The camel walks a million miles carrying human and heavy goods without a word of complain. It stores energy and sufficient supplies to help us go through difficult times. It has the capability to smoothen difficult projects and endeavours. Therefore, the camel plays a special function in feng shui to help people through tough and difficult times to smoothen everyone’s undertakings. It ensures that keen competitions, bad politics, difficult people and any other obstacles are being overcome so that you can move on to greater hope in life.

Note: This pendant is delicately crafted to fine details. It has to be handled with great care.

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Exellent:

1. For those seeking for a new companion or potential date.
   
2. For those seeking for more friends, increase popularity and build more network in a new place.

Note: This pendant is delicately crafted to fine details. It has to be handled with great care

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What Wu Lou symbolizes?
Wu Lou, like baguas and windchimes, is one of the most significant tools to cure and enhance our Feng Shui. It is the powerful symbol of health, longevity and prosperity. Many deities like Sau Sing Kung (in 3 Lucky Stars Fuk Luk Sau), Mad Monk God (Chai Kung) and Li Tieh Kuai (in 8 Immortals) carry this excellent item with them. In ancient times, Chinese use gourds as water or chinese wine containers, contain medicine and therefore has become a powerful symbol of health. It is also said that the shape of the wu lou is also a representation of the wonderful integration of heaven, earth and mankind. The deities and taoist monks even uses the Wu Lou to absorb bad evil spirits into it for imprisonment. Therefore Wu Lou has the potency to absorb bad chi.

The traditional use of calabash to cure Illness star is based on Yi Jing (I Ching). According to Eight Trigrams, the illness star#2 is a “kun trigram”. And we know that changing the first and second lines of a trigram yields the Heavenly Doctor (Tien Yi). Changing first and second lines of “kun trigram”yields “dui trigram”. One such abstract representation of the “dui trigram” is the shape of the calabash. The dried fruit also has a golden yellow color which could represent metal element.

Kun and Dui Trigrams in Eight Trigrams

When do you wear the Wu Lou?

1. To create good health and bring in good fortune and dissolving bad chi.
   
2. To heal ailments/sickness and rejuvanates the energy of sick people.
   
3. To ensure any health problems is prevented. Prevention is better than cure!
   
4. To prevent accidents and absorb all poison and killing chi as protection.
   
5. To cure illness star-2 and 5-Yellow.
   
6. To absorb bad chi and bring good fortune to you.

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What the Fish symbolizes?
Fish can increase the momentum of wealth generation, gather accumulation of wealth and neutralize negative forces. The chinese always associate the fish with abundance and prosperity with the saying “nien nien yew yu” which means “seeing abundance harvest every year”. Because of its strong symbolic meaning, chinese homes are normally decorated with fish ponds, aquariums and art pieces. They believe this is will make the family income “float”. There are quite a number of fishes which are popular among feng shui enthusiasts, but mostly are red, orange, gold or silverish white in color. And all of them are fresh water fish, where so far we had not seen salt water fish being used to activate feng shui luck.

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What Mystic Knot symbolizes?
The mystic knot symbol explains that everything goes in a cycle, where there is not start and end point. It is a neverending cycle in Buddhism. The mystic knot is seen as the symbol of good tidings with minimal illnesses, problems, pain, setbacks and any sort of sufferings. It is a knot that implies smooth and easy life. Therefore it is also the magical lucky knot in feng shui. It is also the perfect emblem of “persistant love”, thus being identified as the lucky love symbol suitable for ensuring that the romance in a marriage will last. It is also the best symbol of protection in Period 8 against accidents and misfortune. If you are travelling offshore or faraway, the mystic knot will also protect you against accidents and danger, including robberies, burgalary, kidnaps and any other kinds of danger.

The mystic knot also brings the calming effects to subside your anger. If you are travelling offshore or faraway, the mystic knot will also protect you against accidents and danger, including robberies, burgalary, kidnaps and any other kinds of danger. Wear the mystic knot everytime you feel frightened and it will lighten the fear.

In fact, the presence of mystic knot will benefit every aspiration of your life.

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What 6 Emperors’ coins symbolize and how to display the object?
The coins are from the beginning reign of Ching Dynasty: – Shun Chi (1644-1661), Kang Hsi (1661-1722), Yung Cheng (1723-1735), Chien Lung (1736-1796), Chia Ching (1796-1820) and Tao Kwong (1820-1850). It is during the beginning reign of these six emperors that the Ching Dynasty was enjoying good fortune, prosperity and power. After that, the power started to subside, being the reason why some more particular feng shui masters would insist of using 6 Emperor’s coins to invite wealth, fortune, luck for patriarch and networking luck. Six is also the number which represents luck from heaven. Some feng shui masters also suggest they mean big metal that fights Illness Star #2 and Fatal Star #5’s bad earth energy.

For those who do not wish to carry along these coins, the six emperors’ coin can be useful in many other ways:

1. To obtain heaven luck and blessings, hang this powerful emblem in the Northwest corner of your house, living room, office or bedroom.
   
2. It can also be hung at the location where annual star#6 resides. Annual star#6 resides in northwest.
   
3. To bring long term wealth luck and riches, hang this emblem in the universal wealth SE corner. Or in your personal sheng chi direction or even in the water star#8 location.
   
4. To increase your heaven’s luck in acquiring long term good fortune, you may place this emblem together with your important files, bank books, invoice books and order books, cheque books, in your cash boxes and saves, inside your pocketbook and any folder or item to do with your income.
   
5. Similarly you can stick this potent wealth attractor on to your fax machines, cash register and computers to attract opportunities through these avenues. The yang side must always be up.
   6. For those who do not like to use windchimes, they will use this 6 Emperor coins as a potent metal cure to dissolve the evil 5 Yellow (bring fatality, accidents and mishaps) and illness star-2 (bring long term illness).
   
6. For those in business or looking for more achievement in life (to leapfrog to next level of excellence), you may hang the emblem above your door inside your house to represent long term fortune and good luck had entered your house.
   
7. You may also hang the emblem in your car for good luck and having happy tidings from any business ventures wherever you travel.