What the Chilin symbolizes?
The Unicorn, Dragon Horse or Chilin is a heavenly creature of good omen, and the symbol of grandeur, felicity, wise administration, longevity and illustrious offspring. It had attained the age of 1000 years old and said to be the noblest form of animal, emblem of perfect good incarnated essence of Five Elements. The predominant characteristics of the unicorn is its perfect goodwill, gentleness, and benevolence to all living creatures. It possessed all the good qualities found in all animals and has the head of a dragon, scales of the carp and body of a horse. Some believed that the Chilin was actually a giraffe. If one were to observe carefully, it is possibly correct! Its voice is like the sound of bells and other musical instruments. It carefully avoids treading upon any living insect, or destroying the grass under its feet, and its gait is regulated according to propriety.

It is reputed to be able to walk on water as well as on land and last appeared before the birth and death of Confucious. Confucious was often associated to Chilin because he was born a sage after his mother stepped on the footsteps of the Chilin and got pregnant. The Chilin is regarded by Buddhists to carry the civilizing Book of Law on its back. In ancient feng shui studies, the Chilin was described as coming out of Yellow River and appeared to Fu Hsi, the first legendary Emperor, bearing on its back a mystic Ho Tu map from which the Flying Stars formulas is said to have evolved. It is always seen as solitary, and appears to mankind only when a king of the highest benevolence sits upon the throne, or when a sage is about to be born. It had appeared during the halcyon days of the Emperors Yao and Shun and when Confucius was living, but so degenerated have mankind since become that it has never since shown itself to us again.

Since Chilin is a wonderful combination of a dragon’s head and a horse’s body, it produces a harmonized mixture of excellent qualities between the two auspicious animals. It has a more royal status compared to the other guardians and is simply adorable. Chilin blows “sheng chi” because of its Dragon head to benefit the surrounding. Unlike other fierce creatures, the Chilin representing a “new born baby” by ancient chinese is very loyal to its owner and easier to tame, like a lovely horse. Its energy represents vitality, strength, ambition, good competing spirits, great health, perseverance and fame. Besides, it also has the scales of a carp which ushers in wealth, prosperity and abundance. The patterns on its back were used to derive the earlier heaven bagua, an ultimate symbol in the study of Feng Shui.

This powerful symbol is an excellent support for important people. Chinese emperors have Chilin objects on their tables next to their important seals. And many architectural motives will use the symbol of Chilin to manifest blessings and good fortune. Large Chilins are also used to protect huge businesses like hotel industry, ministers’ homes, banks, antique shops etc.

Who should display the Chilin badge?
The Chilin enhances family prosperity, career luck, longevity/health luck, wealth luck and family luck:

1. Displaying the Chilin provides protection against loss of wealth and bring in benefactors.
   
2. Displaying the Chilin protects you from harm and danger caused by “annual evil stars” in ones zodiac constellation.
   
3. Displaying the Chilin lets you enjoy tremendous wealth luck constantly coming your way.
   
4. Displaying the Chilin at work brings new avenues of opportunities and subdue legal problems.
   
5. Displaying the Chilin allows those who are studying obtain more wisdom, thus improving their thinking power and excelling in examinations.
   
6. Displaying the Chilin allows woman who is seeking to get pregnant be blessed with an illustrious baby boy.

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Where to display the Kwan Yin Art Screen?
The Kuan Yin is most sacred and can be placed in higher areas of your home:

1. Diplay her facing outwards towards the main door to neutralize any incoming bad energy. Her appearance would also ward off illfull forces and evil spirits.
   
2. Display her in important areas of your living room to obtain blessings for the family including health and relationship luck. She could also help you calm down your emotions and reduce sensitivity. Besides, she will guide you to the path of becoming more passionate. Kindly reduce using foul words when her image is present in certain areas of your homes.
   
3. Display her image in praying altars if you wish to worship her. You can chant her mantras everyday for powerful protection and overcoming your problems.

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What Peacock and Peony symbolizes?
A picture of peacock was used as the official badge insignia of third and fourth rank civil servants during the early Ming (1391-1527) amd third rank civil servants thereafter. The peacock was also the emblem of the Hindu God of War, Kartikeya. By the beginning of the nineteenth century, peacock plumes became so ubiquitous through their availability that their significance was greatly reduced, but if you spot an official in a painting wearing a hat with peacock plumes bearing several eyes, you know you are viewing a personage of significant rank.

The peony is China’s Queen of Flowers. The only female emperor in China, Empress Wu gave them the name the flower “mudan”. Their popularity continued well into Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties. Peonies symbolize royalty, rank, wealth and honor and thus known as “fuguihua”, the “flower of wealth” and “rank or riches” or “honor”. Although peonies are associated with the “yang” principle, they are also associated with female beauty and embody more than a hint of erotic lushness. The peony symbolize beauty, romance and purity. The peonies when placed at home makes single ladies witty and charming, thus bringing many suitors to their hands in marriage. Displaying peonies in the bedroom is an enticement for sexual entanglement for married couples. Therefore, married couples should display them in the living room to lighten the effect instead. However, for those who want to encourage libido in their husbands can display them in their bedroom.

Where to display the Peacock Art?

1. Display it in prominent areas of your home, important rooms or office.
   
2. Display it on your desk to ensure your work is always recognized by your boss and your goals are always met. They will also help you create a significant differentiator between you and your peers in the hearts of management.
   
3. For those who are facing the public, you may gain fame by placing it in the south sector of your living room or family area.
   
4. For those seeking for love, they can quicken the process by firing up the southwest with their fire element.
   

What Eight Immortals symbolize and how to place this object?
The eight immortals are chinese deities worshipped by many. They were originally chartered to come down from the heaven to assist mankind and help us achieve our goals. Each of them carry a special auspicious object (used widely in feng shui like wulou, fan, flute, sword etc) and each of them has a special ability. They help mankind to fulfill the following aspirations of life: wealth luck, recognition luck, reputation and fame, literary luck, military/business sharpness skills, humanity, integrity and discipline. Inviting them into our homes and workplace would help us in all those areas.

They possess supernatural powers and are capable of performing magic. Their presence bestow good health, happiness and extremely good fortune in Period 8 especially.

The team is led by Chuan Chung Li , who holds a magical fan which he uses to revive sick people and the soul of the dead. He is the symbol of good health, longevity and possesses curative powers. Being the chief of the Eight Immortals he obtained the secrets of elixir in life and powder of transmutation during the Chou dynasty 1122-249B.C. He is said to visit earth on a Chi Lin very often till today from his heaven realm. Having his image at home also benefits those who are experiencing bad luck from the Tai Sui (Grand Duke Jupiter). His direction is the East and element is wood.

The 2nd Immortal is Chang Kuo-Lao , who carries the bamboo tube (Yu Ku) and can render himself invisible. He is depicted on a magical horse. He possesses the wisdom of ages and is regarded as a sage who will bestow wisdom on the family patriach. He blesses childless couples so that couples can conceive children when placed in bedrooms. He obtained his supernatural powers in the 7th and 8th century AD and is believed to have assisted those who have passed away to reincarnate into good realms. His direction is the north and is water element.

The 3rd Immortal is Lu Dong-Pin, who uses a sword to overcome evil spirits and slice through bad energies caused by bad “chi”. The sword was given to him by a dragon. He also holds the fly whisk which he uses to cure illnesses. He also blesses scholastic luck to the family. His animal is tiger. He learnt Taoism magic from the chief Chung Li Chuan in AD750 and attained immortality at the age of 50. He had successfully rid the world with his sword from various forms of evils for over 400 years and still visits earth till today. Taoist mediums can communicate with him through meditative means and his image at home will ward off any evil spirits. His direction is West and metal element.

The 4th Immortal is Tsao Guao-chiu, who dressed in official robes who holds a pair of castanets to symbolize his noble birth. His animal is a horse. He bestows recognition and high ranking authority to the patriach in the family. He is a patron saint of the theatrical profession. He was the sone of Tsao Pin AD930-999 who was a military commander and the brother of empress Tsao Hou of the Sung Dynasty. He is believed to still live on earth and blesses one with scholastic luck and protect them from harm. His direction is NE and element earth.

The 5th Immortal is Tieh Guai Li, who is the master of supernatural ability.He is represented as a beggar leaning on an iron staff for the following reasons. He attained so much proficiency in magic during his life that he was frequently visits the heaven. When his spirit leaves his body to the heaven, his disciple that he was truely dead and burned his body. On his return he discovered he had no way to enter back his burnt body and had no choice but to enter into the body of a dead beggar in the woods. He is therefore always represented as a beggar with iron crutch and a pilgrim’s wulou from which a scroll is escaping, emblematic of his powerf to set his spirit free from the body. He blesses one who needs money and cure any hard to cure illnesses from anyone sick. His animal is a lion which he used to visit the earth frequently. His direction is South and element is fire.

The 6th Immortal is Han Hsian Tzu, who makes sounds with his flute to attract good chi around him to induce healing energies. He is said to make flowers grow and blossom instantaneously. He studied under Lu Dong Pin and became an immortal himself in AD820. His emblem is the flute, able to provide six healing sounds and he is the patron of musicians. He wandered around the country playing his flute and attracting birds and beasts of prey by the sweet sound. He is depicted riding on an Ox, a mythical beast. He had mastered the Five Elements and Yin and Yang theories.

The 7th Immortal is Lan Tsai Ho who carries a flower basket and she brings luck to young women. Generally being regarded as a woman, she continually chanted a doggerel verse denouncing this fleeting life and its delusive pleasures. She is the patron saint of the florist. She carries with her flowers of chrysanthemum, peach blossom, pine and bamboo to bless everyone with longevity. Having her at home brings happiness and beautiful people into your life. She is depicted seated on an elephant. Her direction is NW and is metal element.

The last immortal is Ho Hsien Ku, who carries the holy lotus and fly whisk and who bestows family and marriage luck for the whole family. She became an immortal in the 7th century AD after eating a peach. She was saved from a demon by Lu Dong Pin during a critical moment in the woods. Her emblem is the lotus and the fly whisk which represents her purity and power. She is still alive today and blesses people with love, relationship luck and family luck. She assists in house management. She sits on a deer an excellent symbol of longevity and good fortune. Her direction is SW and her element is earth.

You may place the ball in the following areas to fulfill your aspirations:

1. Place them in your living room to ensure success in all areas of your life, leading to fulfillment and abundance. The will help you in your endeavours, help your children in their studies and generate family harmony.
   
2. For businessmen, place the ball on a table or cabinet behind you or on your desk to ensure quick success in business pursuits and smooth ride in business transactions. They will invite more business luck to you.
   
3. Place them in your personal fu wei direction or flying star#4 location at home to invite literary luck. This position will also help you gain a place in the university and get scholarships.
   
4. Place them in your sheng chi sector to help smoothen all your pursuits in life and increase your money luck, health luck and love luck.
   
5. Similarly, you may also place them in the east for family luck and southeast for wealth luck.
   

Note: Do not place the deities in bedrooms, toilets and kitchen.

What Peacock and Peony symbolizes?
Peacock is another manifestation of the heavenly Phoenix on earth. It has a thousand eyes on its tail which would activate fame luck, promote public admiration and bring positive motives from other people. The thousand eyes can also protect you from disasters and dangers. Besides the eyes will also help to protect you against betrayal in love relationships.

The peony symbolize beauty, romance and purity. The peony is China’s Queen of Flowers. The peony when placed at home makes single ladies witty and charming, thus bringing many suitors to their hands in marriage.

Displaying peony in the bedroom is an enticement for sexual entanglement for married couples. Therefore, married couples should display them in the living room to lighten the effect instead. However, for those who want to encourage libido in their husbands can place them in their bedroom.

Peacock together with the peonies can even relight the fires of a kindling relationship with the fiery energy of the animal. The perfect item as well for the single female or bachelor looking to find true love. Single men are also recommended to display this best crystal ball in the southwest corner of their bedroom as powerful emblem of conjugal love and activation of yin energy to bring prospective female into their lives.

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What the Chung Kwei symbolizes?
In fact, the Chung Kwei is popularly seen in all Goldsmith and shops trading expensive goods in Taiwan as an important symbol of protection from robbery, theft and fraud. He is also considered an exorcist of the highest ability as he is said to have subdued many demon spirits and thereafter had them under his command. The image brings you scholastic luck, protection from harmful people, wealth luck and protection from evil spirits/ghost. Having the image of Chung Kwei in your home will provide potent protection from tough enemies who have been giving you a tough time. For those in high profile professions, Chung Kwei will help to prevent backstabbing and jealousy, both in your workplace and business relationships.

Chung Kwei was a bright scholar and a swordsman who had gone through a lot of difficult times to attain his ambition of becoming a court official. Due to his fierce and scary looks, he was denied by an emperor to serve for the government despite passing his exams with great results. He was then made a guardian in the spiritual world to catch roaming bad evil spirits. Later, after many years, another emperor who dreamt about Chung Kwei was sorry about the unfair deprival of his rightful honors even though Chung Kwai was so capable. This Emperor ordered his portrait to be painted and recognized for his duty as “God of Demon Buster “. He was then also being recognized to be “Star God of Examinations” by folks in China.

Chung Kwei is depicted as being ugly with large protruding eyes and a rough beard. His fierceness alone could kill harmful evil. He uses his powerful sword as a weapon to kill the evil spirits. He has bats around him which symbolizes immortality, happiness and extremely good fortune.

Invite Chung Kwei home to improve your home feng shui:

1. As a protective guardian, Chung Kwei should be displayed near you entrance facing out directly at the main door to ward off evil spirits, people with bad intention, competitors, robbers, thefts, fraud and act of unlawfulness.
   
2. Chung Kwei can effectively diffuse the fatal effects of 5-Yellow star (bringing mishaps, death, accidents, big losses) if your maindoor is facing this direction. If you invite a Chung Kwei in your house, irrespective of where the flying star for 5-yellow is for any year, his image will be able to protect the entire family.
   
3. For those who suspect evil spirits wondering to their rooms at nite, you may also display Chung Kwei at the foot of your stairs to watch out all evil spirits wishing to go upstairs to disturb your sleep.
   
4. To enhance your child’s scholastic luck in examination, display the image of Chung Kwei in the Northeast corner (education luck corner).
   
5. Invite Chung Kwei during times of bad luck and frustration, especially due to influence from bad people and backstabbing from your office. He will help to counter those harmful forces.

Note: Do not place Chung Kwei on the floor. You may invite him into your homes anytime of the year, but best on 5th day of 5th Lunar month as that time is most difficult time of the year. Also most suitable to invite him into your house anytime you feel fearful and needed some protection and good luck. Very suitable to be displayed in new homes.

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What the “Precious Hundred Children” symbolizes?
China’s Forbidden City is imperial feng shui proof that had lasted for centuries till today. The best feng shui grandmasters in the olden days had either made themselves emperors or were the feng shui wizards of the emperors. Therefore almost all feng shui ideas from the imperial palace represent the grandmaster’s work. If you have seen the imperial bed where the emperor slept with his empress and other concubines, the silk curtains or paintings hung in the bedroom depicted “Hundred Children Playing” to symbolize many descendants that lasts for generations.

Young children are said to reflect pure energy that dominates the home. Young boys personify positive and strong energy. Their appearance would bring joyful and happy energy into your homes. The “Precious Hundred Children” grinning and playing happily would bring children’s pure energy that a home needs which is favorable for those who want to conceive and have many descendants in the future. It would send many good vibes to the whole house and especially great for couples who are married.

On the other hand, the Unicorn, Dragon Horse or Chi Lin is a fabulous heavenly creature of good omen, and the symbol of grandeur, felicity, wise administration, longevity and illustrious offspring. It had attained the age of 1000 years old and said to be the noblest form of animal, emblem of perfect good incarnated essence of Five Elements. The predominant characteristics of the unicorn is its perfect goodwill, gentleness, and benevolence to all living creatures. It possessed all the good qualities found in all animals and has the head of a dragon, scales of the carp and body of a horse. Some believed that the Chi Lin was actually a giraffe. If one were to observe carefull, it could be the fact! Its voice is like the sound of bells and other musical instruments. It carefully avoids treading upon any living insect, or destroying the grass under its feet, and its gait is regulated according to propriety.

It is reputed to be able to walk on water as well as on land and last appeared before the birth and death of Confucious. Confucius was often associated to Chi Lin because he was born a sage after his mother stepped on the footsteps of the Chi Lin and got pregnant. The Chi Lin is regarded by Buddhists to carry the civilizing Book of Law on its back. In ancient feng shui studies, the Chi Lin was described as coming out of Yellow River and appeared to Fu Hsi, the first legendary Emperor, bearing on its back a mystic Ho Tu map from which the Flying Stars formulas is said to have evolved. It is always seen as solitary, and appears to mankind only when a king of the highest benevolence sits upon the throne, or when a sage is about to be born. It had appeared during the halcyon days of the Emperors Yao and Shun and when Confucius was living, but so degenerated have mankind since become that it has never since shown itself to us again.

Since Chi Lin is a wonderful combination of a dragon’s head and a horse’s body, it produces a harmonized mixture of excellent qualities between the two auspicious animals. It has a more royal status compared to the other guardians and is simply adorable. Chi Lin blows “sheng chi” because of its Dragon head to benefit surrounding. Unlike lions and other fierce creatures, the Chi Lin representing a “new born baby” by ancient chinese is very loyal to its owner and easier to tame, like a lovely horse. Its energy represent vitality, strength, ambition, good competing spirits, great health, perseverance and fame. Besides, it also has the scales of a carp which ushers in wealth, prosperity and abundance. The patterns on its back were used to derive the earlier heaven bagua, an ultimate symbol in the study of Feng Shui.

If you desire to bring in a new member to your family (baby), it is best to activate this PRECIOUS HUNDRED CHILDREN in the following areas of your house:

1. In the wall of your bedroom where you can view the picture from your bed.
   
2. Hang this picture on the wall at the man’s nien yen direction.
   
3. For more family luck, place them in the west location of your living room to signify many descendants luck. This is the universal location in accordance of 8 Life Aspiration Theory. This is to activate harmony in the family, good fortune, prosperity and many great grand children in the future.

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What Carps symbolizes and how to place this object?
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.

The carp is probably the most popular fish reared in ancient china till today, where it can be found in imperial palaces, homes of the rich and powerful, casinos and hotels as a traditional feng shui fish. The carp is very closely associated to the dragon. The old tale of the carp jumping and crossing over “Dragon Gate” to transform into a Dragon had become very popular. The carp is a tough fish that could resist big currents in China’s ancient Yellow River and this portray perseverance and determination of it. It is able to persistently resist hardship, swim upstream and rapidly jumping above the water to reach heaven to symbolize great achievements in ones pursuit or high ambitions of a lifetime. Although the carp is often being associated to scholastic success and literary luck, but it is also a potent emblem of happy outcome, joyful marriage, sufficient fortune and prosperity.

We normally recommend the carp to increase one’s educational growth and a charm that leads to passing examinations with flying colors. But some of our customers see an increase in their business after displaying the carp, while those in sales and marketing view it as bringing plenty of success by putting them in a competitive advantage over their competitors. For housewives, they carps are considered as a powerful symbol of harmony and joy which carries peaceful meanings to their household.

This auspicious art piece can be displayed in almost everywhere to raise the bar for your pursuits:

1. Display around the home to attain greater heights in material success and power. It can also be displayed in your personal Sheng Chi direction to ensure very fortunate returns.
2. For those who wants to attract academic excellence, display it at your study. You may also display it in the northeast direction (according to 8 Aspirations Theory) to absorb the academic luck.
3. Display it to decorate the important areas of your living rooms, family rooms, reception, dining, cashier’s counter or even bedrooms to increase your wealth luck for the entire family.
4. Display it in your sheng chi location to tap your ultimate wealth luck in enhancing your career, windfall luck and more sources of income coming your way.
5. For those who knows the placement of water in feng shui, you may display it to symbolically represent replica of water features (such as waterfall, ponds, aquariums):
   (a) North – for career luck
   (b) East – for enhancement of family well-being
   (c) Southeast – for wealth luck
   (d) Water star position according to Flying Star feng shui – for wealth luck
6. For bosses, managers and employees, if you are looking for more personal growth and money opportunities, it is recommended that you display it in the north location. The carp will create the difference between you and your peers to enable yourself to stay more competitive.
7. To activate wealth abundance for Period 8, display it in the SE, your sheng chi or the area where water star#8 resides in your premise. The carps will help you achieve your endeavours smoothly by resisting all the barriers of your life.

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

What the Chung Kwei symbolizes?
Chung Kwei is popularly seen in all Goldsmith and shops trading expensive goods in Taiwan as an important symbol of protection from robbery, theft and fraud. He is also considered an exorcist of the highest ability as he is said to have subdued many demon spirits and thereafter had them under his command. The image brings you scholastic luck, protection from harmful people, wealth luck and protection from evil spirits/ghost. Having the image of Chung Kwei in your home will provide potent protection from tough enemies who have been giving you a tough time. For those in high profile professions, Chung Kwei will help to prevent backstabbing and jealousy, both in your workplace and business relationships.

Chung Kwei was a bright scholar and a swordsman who had gone through a lot of difficult times to attain his ambition of becoming a court official. Due to his fierce and scary looks, he was denied by an emperor to serve for the government despite passing his exams with great results. He was then made a guardian in the spiritual world to catch roaming bad evil spirits. Later, after many years, another emperor who dreamt about Chung Kwei was sorry about the unfair deprival of his rightful honors even though Chung Kwai was so capable. This Emperor ordered his portrait to be painted and recognized for his duty as “God of Demon Buster “. He was then also being recognized to be “Star God of Examinations” by folks in China.

Chung Kwei is depicted as being ugly with large protruding eyes and a rough beard. His fierceness alone could kill harmful evil. He uses his powerful sword as a weapon to kill the evil spirits. He has bats around him which symbolizes immortality, happiness and extremely good fortune.

Invite the Chung Kwei Screen Art home to improve your home feng shui:

1. As a protective guardian, Chung Kwei should be displayed near you entrance facing out directly at the main door to ward off evil spirits, people with bad intention, competitors, robbers, thefts, fraud and act of unlawfulness.
   
2. Chung Kwei can effectively subdue the fatal effects of 5-Yellow star (bringing mishaps, death, accidents, big losses) if your maindoor is facing this direction. If you invite a Chung Kwei in your house, irrespective of where the flying star for 5-yellow is for any year, his image will be able to protect the entire family.
   
3. For those who suspect that there are evil spirits wondering in their rooms at night, you may also display Chung Kwei at the foot of your stairs to be watchful of all evil spirits wishing to go upstairs to disturb your sleep.
   
4. To enhance your child’s scholastic luck in examination, display the image of Chung Kwei in the Northeast corner (education luck corner).
   
5. Invite the Chung Kwei during times of bad luck and frustration, especially due to influence from bad people and backstabbing from your office. He will help to counter those harmful forces.

Note: Do not place Chung Kwei on the floor. You may invite him into your homes anytime of the year. Also most suitable to invite him into your house anytime you feel fearful and needed some protection and good luck. Very suitable to be displayed in new homes.