The crane has long been a symbol in Asian cultures representing good health, longevity, truth and fidelity. The regal, upright carriage of these elegant birds reflects their dignified status as the noble birds most worthy of serving as messengers to the ancient immortals. The beautiful crane can fly to the heaven and is endowed with many mythical attributes and is the symbol of immortality, happiness and longevity. The Longevity Crane Wulou is an emblem of long life. It is a strong diminisher against monthly ill winds, viruses and serious illnesses. It amplifies healing energies for quick recovery from illnesses. Protecting the body from harm, it improves your immunity against frequent sicknesses and restores your health to its original state. Inscribed on the amulet are powerful Taoist Incantations of “Curing Incurable Diseases” by modern medicine and “Preventing Incurable Diseases”. They invoke cosmic energy that has the ability to cure incurable diseases and relief all poisons. This auspicious amulet ensures that your health glows radiantly. Next, the “Conch Shell on Longevity Vase” is an emblem of long life sovereignty whose combination is believed to banish evil spirits, remedy diseases, avert natural disasters, and scare away poisonous creatures. Those who are vulnerable to monthly ill winds and diseases, for example elderly people or people whose zodiac show signs of health issues in the year will require this protective amulet. Some afflictions, pesky stars and evil spirits tend to bring a host of health problems big and small. It is also a key remedy to those afflicted by Illness Star #2.

“Fuk” and “Sau”
The chinese character “fuk” in front of the amulet brings curitive and longevity values. During the Ching Dynasty, Emperor Kang Hsi wrote this chinese character for his long-ailing empress mother and hang it in her bedroom. As a result, her empress mother recovered and lived to a riped age of a hundred. Today, Feng Shui masters believed that it is the strong chi contained in the strokes of this powerful chinese character that brings good fortune, descendants luck, ultimate happiness, wealth, riches, health and longevity. On the other hand, the “Sau” (Longevity) symbol behind the amulet is a powerful connotation that magnifies longevity, creates excellent health and ensures that a long life is uninterupted by sudden unfortunate death.

5 Signs of Health
The amulet has five powerful symbols of health featured on it:

Plum Blossom – The plum symbolizes courage and hope because it blossoms first and bravely stands against the dangers of winter. The plum tree is a member of the Three Friends in Winter. The five petals of the plum blossom symbolize the “five blessings” (wufu), also known as the “five happinesses” or “five good fortunes”. These five blessings refer to longevity, wealth, health and composure, virtue, and the desire to die a natural death in old age.
Bamboo – The most celebrated plant in feng shui, the bamboo is a legendary symbol of longevity because it is able to live beyond a thousand years. It survives harsh winters and grows stronger with each passing season. Also a member of the Three Friends of Winter, its ability to bend without breaking shows strength in (apparent) weakness is the most important quality admired by Taoist and Confucian practitioners.
Peach – The peach was originally a heavenly fruit of immortality from the garden of the Goddess of the West (Hsi Wang Mu) and is the main ingredient for making pills of longevity to grant good health, long lives and immortality. This auspicious fruit resembles a long healthy life with great fortune for many generations. It is suitable as auspicious gifts for birthdays and for elderly people.
Wulou – The Wulou (bottle gourd) originates from a fruit. When dried, it is very durable and its shape render it useful as a receptacle for medicine. In olden days, the Wulou was often carried by aged people as a charm of longevity and a charm to dissipate or ward off pernicious influences.
Pine Tree – The pine tree is a very common symbol for longevity because it is an evergreen and can endure severe winters. The pine is a member of the Three Friends in Winter. The pine also symbolizes solitude.

This amulet is energy infused and emits energy unendingly. Item comes with certificate of authenticity.

What the Wulou symbolizes?
The Wulou (bottle gourd) originates from a fruit. When dried, it is very durable and its shape render it useful as a receptacle for medicine. In olden days, the Wulou was often carried by aged people as a charm of longevity and a charm to dissipate or ward off pernicious influences. The Wulou, like baguas and windchimes, is one of the most significant tools to cure many bad situations and to enhance good luck in Feng Shui. It is a powerful symbol of health and longevity. Many deities like the Sau Sing Kung (in 3 Lucky Stars Fuk Luk Sau), Li Tieh Kuai (in 8 Immortals) and Mad Monk God (Chai Kung) carry the Wulou with them to resemble their ability to cure difficult ailments. Some said the shape of the Wulou is also a wonderful integration of heaven, earth and mankind. Feng Shui masters often regard the Wulou as the replica of the Dui Trigram which signifies heavenly doctor. In real life, taoist monks also use the Wulou to absorb and arrest bad evil spirits into it for imprisonment. Therefore Wulou has the potency to absorb bad chi and negative energy.

Where to display this amulet
It is best to carry along this amulet with you or display it near you for maximum benefit. You can optionally display the amulet in the following areas:

Display it in the bedroom to generate good health, to heal ailments/sickness and to rejuvanate the energy of sick people.
Display it in the sector afflicted by mountain star#2 or water star#2 according to the Natal Flying Star Chart of your house.
Display it in the East sector of your living room, family room and dining room for the benefit of the entire family.
Display it in the sector where the annual Illness Star #2 flies to.