Monkey on Flying Horse (Bronze)

This “Monkey Sitting on Flying Horse” figurine comes with a “4 Celestial Guardians Plate”. The monkey signifies the duke which is a senior position in chinese officials. It is the second highest ranking lord among the five ranking lords in ancient China. The monkey clutching the peach is really a rebus that should be understood as “feng hou bao shou” which expresses the sentiment “may you become a salaried official and embrace longevity”. The peach is the ubiquitous symbol of longevity and immortality due to its affinity with the famous peaches of immortality that grow in the garden of the Daoist Goddess Xi Wangmu, otherwise known as the Queen Mother of the West. When you are granted a peach, it means you are being granted with eternal youth and immortality. Place the monkey (feng hou) on (shang) the back (hou) of a horse (ma) and you have a rebus that can be read as “ma shang feng hou” which connotes “may you quickly be made an official” (ma shang meaning both on the horse and right away or immediately). When the monkey rides on the horse, it implies immediately rising to a good position and salary in a rapid manner. Another interpretation of a monkey on the back of a horse (zai mashang) is the rebus meaning “hou zai mashang”, which expresses the sentiment that the viewer see his descendants gain high office (one assumes through their intelligence, virtue and hardwork) through succeeding in the imperial examinations since successful candidates traditionally went home on horseback (hou here representing both descendants and high official). Next, this monkey sits on a Flying Horse with “OM syllable” on its stomach. What the chinese called as the Flying Horse is actually the mimic of the magnificent Pegasus from ancient Greek. Belonging to the horse family, the Flying Horse with wings embodies magic and is actually a horse living in higher realm, representing speed, power and mobility. It denotes aspiring to the greatest heights of accomplishment. When spotted at home, it means good tidings and joy had arrived. The Flying Horse also stands for clarity of mind, and how clean mental focus combined with stable footing can transform our lives in magical ways. Because the Flying Horse is so speedy in its motion, this means that if you desire to speed up any of your eight aspirations, this enhancer will serve as your accelerator. For example, if you desire wealth, besides placing wealth symbols in your SE wealth corner, you should place this Flying Horse there to accelerate and quickly realize your dreams. And if you desire to have children, display the Flying Horse in the West descendant luck corner to accelerate the chances of conceiving a baby. This applies for all the eight aspirations. On the other hand, for those who desire to succeed in overcoming a crisis and freed from problems as well as achieving success in certain undertakings, you can display this accelerator in your personal “Sheng Chi” corner to quicken the process.

Next, the 4 Celestial Guardians Plate is an essential remedy for form and landscape feng shui (“luan tou”). Popularly known, the four celestial guardians are the green dragon, white tiger, black xuan wu and red phoenix, each guarding one cardinal direction (north, east, south and west). Displaying them symbolically in their own directions will watch over and balance the “chi” of the cardinal directions of your property. A fundamental requirement, a balanced “luan tou” is the basic that will prepare you towards doing up the feng shui and preparing for the well-being of the occupants. When all directions are in harmony, it encourages the dragon’s breathe (lung chi) to settle, thus creating an inflow of auspicious energy. They will also look after family safety, prevent dangers and regulate your career, wealth, health, power and fame. They are also essential to correct any external landscape problems and internal missing corners. Hidden underneath the plate is insribed with “Mandala of Abundance”, a very powerful vehicle of weath growth that connects to the forces of the universe to produce a snowballing effect of your finances where you will see great supply, plentitude, sufficiency, more than enough and surplus material success.

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

Display this Monkey on Flying Horse to accelerate your 8 aspirations “in addition” to the specific enhancers in accordance to the bagua directions – S = fame, SW = love, W = descendant, NW = networking, N = career, NE = education, E = health, SE = wealth.

There are multiple fortunes you can gather from inviting this Monkey on Flying Horse:

1. Display the figurine coming into your home, office or important rooms to benefit those who desire to win over the tough competition in office and triumph. It will help you gather more support from subordinates and peers, besides having more command over difficult employees. This is because the Monkey on Flying Horse also signifies authority and ability to command like a duke. This will result in joyful wealth improvement.
2. Display the figurine at your desk to ensure your work is always recognized by your bosses and your goals are always met. It will also help you create a significant differentiator between you and your peers in the hearts of management. It ensures your talents and hard work is acknowledged by the right people.
3. Display the figurine in the north sector of your living room to improve your career luck and to enable easier promotional opportunities.
   
4. For those who appear as public faces, you can gain more fame luck by displaying the the figurine in the south sector of your living room or family area. It will bring upward mobility in all aspects of your life.
   
5. To magnify new wealth opportunities, display this figurine at your “sheng chi” direction, southeast universal wealth corner or water star #8 location in your home or workplace.