Moving purposefully in an upward direction, this sculptural interpretation heightens the bull’s supremacy, dignity and grandeur. This favorable stock market symbol is a metaphor for success achieved through stocks, and makes a suitable acknowledgement for important investments. It expresses victory in your financial portfolios and always having bullish outcome irrespective of which stock you invest in. The bull is the “yang” version of a cow and can bring even more luck than a cow can bring. The magnificent bull is a symbol of the beginning of spring and its image is brought home in hope to bring bountiful harvest for the entire year. Remember that the bull is connected to the God of Spring. Career wise, the bull can benefit you with possibility of a big fat salary if you are venturing into something new. You will additionally achieve good health, longevity, safety, fame, riches and a good career. To enliven the bull, thus magnetize good fortune, you may fill the mini aquarium with filtered water. Water is the only powerful element that can accumulate wealth chi.
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What bull/ox symbolizes and how to place this figurine?
The bull (male version of the ox) is considered as sacred animal in Nepal, India and many parts of Asia. Many Buddhist followers believe that the glorious bull has the power to transform all wishes into reality. It provides so much sustenance for the human race. In the west, we refer to the term “bullish” share market as reflecting stocks rising crazily for a substantial period of time. Therefore, the bull symbolizes ultimate gain, success and incremental fortune. If you ever receive a bull as a gift, you will gain a great deal of wealth luck and long term prosperity. Therefore, this is a gift worth considering for your loved ones.
Known for its diligence, the bull is an important animal due to its importance in agriculture. In ancient times, the Chinese had the practice of “beating the spring bull” at the start of the spring season, which originated from a custom of using a stick to beat the bull made of mud to mark the start of farming season. Once the mud bull was smashed into pieces, the remnants were taken home and used to wish for good luck and ward off evil. The chinese also regarded the bull as a spiritual creature with the ability to suppress floods. Known for his effort in controlling floods, Yu was said to place the figurine of a bull at the bottom of the river to keep the flood under control. Another saying was that Li Bing from the Warring States period once turned himself into a bull and fought with the river god. The chinese therefore believed the figurine of bull could suppress floods.
- Display it at your work desk or in your office desk where you make a career, business dealings or investment.
- Display it in the SE corner of your living room or family room of your house if you desire to get rich fast by activating your wealth corner. This bull will transform your wealth wishes into riches and reality. It invites wealth energy and prosperity for the whole family.
- Display it in your personal “Sheng Chi“ location to jazz up more success in all your affairs and smoothen your endeavours.
- Display it in the north if you are seeking for career victory, career enhancement, remove obstacles and to remedy political problems in your office. It would also alert your senses to defend against backstabbing and ill intention of your competitors.
- Display it at your cash register of your business premises if you are seeking for victory over your competitors and increase in your business gains.
