feng shui tips and tricks

Tips and TricksCreating a Wealth Vase I have had a couple of people ask me about wealth vases, so I thought I would give you a few ideas on them. First of all, a wealth vase is a very personal item. For this reason, I do not sell wealth vases on my website. I could easily make one up and put it out there and possibly sell quite a few of them – but I think it needs to be something each individual uses their own imagination and resources on. A nice crystal bowl is ideal for a wealth vase and is relatively inexpensive. Just keep in mind that the type of element you use for the vase will determine where you place it. So for example, if you use an earth element like crystal or porcelain you need to place it in either the SW corner or NE corner. If you use a metal element vase such as silver, gold, copper or brass, you would place it in the W or NW corner. In it, put your treasures that symbolize wealth to you. Here are a few examples: I-Ching coins (doesn’t matter if they are real or imitation), other coins – I have several silver dollars that were given to me by my Mom when my Dad passed away that I use – semi precious stones – like those found in power bead bracelets – unused jewelry with semi precious or precious stones – real or imitation gold ingots – crystals of any size or shape. Once you have your wealth vase filled, place it in a cabinet or hidden away somewhere in the corresponding sector either in your bedroom or your home. It is not for others to see.

Setting up Terrapin BowlIf you are not inclined to have a live turtle, get a ceramic one. Get a small clear glass or crystal bowl and place a mound of rocks/pebbles in it. Then fill the bowl with water, but not all the way up to the top of the mound of rocks. Place the turtle on the rocks. I have a plant with a ceramic turtle setting inside the planter on the dirt. That will work as well.

AromatherapyAromatherapy is a wonderful part of Feng Shui. It can be used to dispel negative chi from your life and can also be used to promote total well being. Use the following essential oils to achieve the results you want:Tension: Lavender, Roman Chamomile, Bergamot, and Frankincense Worry: Frankincense, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Geranium, and Lemon Anxiety: Rose, Geranium, Lavender, Melissa, and Ylang Ylang Increase confidence & self-esteem: Rosemary, Lavender, and Fennel Depression: Sandalwood, Frankincense, Myrrh, and Clary Sage Romance: Rose, Geranium, Ylang Ylang, and Vanilla

Tips for Using Crystals· Increase the amount of light and therefore the flow of chi in your Wealth Sector by hanging a crystal in a window. · If you want to attract someone in your life to help and to mentor you, hang a crystal in the Mentors Sector. For a lot of people this can also mean spiritual help. · The center of the pakua is considered your good luck sector. It is also referred to as the spiritual center, soul center and happiness area. Having crystal objects in this area - especially a crystal chandelier will activate this area and reflect the positive chi throughout your home. · If you have a stairway going up from your front door, hang a crystal from the ceiling above the bottom step. It is said that chi will be attracted to the crystal instead of to the staircase which is know to be shar chi. · If your kitchen is visible from the front door, hang a crystal, pair of flutes or a wind chime in front of the kitchen entrance. · Placing a crystal in the window of your office is said to creative chi that will help you with your thought processes and creativity.

· Soak your crystals in sea salt water for 7 days and nights to wash off any negative energy. It is also recommended that you do this a few times a year. You can purchase sea salt from a health food store. · If you have a split level home and your living room is on the lower level, you can hang a crystal in the center of the living room to promote the upward mobility of the chi to flow into the rest of your home. · If you have a long hallway in your home with several doors along it, hang a crystal in the hallway to invite the chi to come down the hallway.

Clear The ClutterStart the New Year out right by clearing the clutter from your home or office. I have noticed a distinct difference in my thinking abilities when my office is cluttered and when it is not. I also notice a difference in the way my children behave if the house is a little messy or there is excess laundry to do! (Which happens more often than I would like for it to!) This motto came from a friend for the year 2003 - UNLOAD THE OVERLOAD!!! Think about that one and get as "deep" as you want, because it is truly a powerful statement if you think about it!

Dispelling Negative ChiIf you are having a problem with one of your Eight Life Aspirations, use Essential Oils along with your other cures to help dispel the negative chi in that sector of your home. You can do this by lighting a scented candle and / or burning oil in an oil burner or lamp. Do this on a daily basis until the problem is solved. Another method I use is to take a 4-ounce spray bottle and put 3 droppers of oil in it, shake it and spray around the room! Also, if you have trouble sleeping - take a cotton ball and put some lavender essential oil on it. Then dab it onto various spots on your pillowcase - believe me this WORKS! But you need to be careful and not over do it - otherwise you can get a "heady" feeling - but you still go out like a light!

Tips to activate your Romance Sector! Well, you had to know that I would include this in the February issue since Valentine's Day is this month! Whether you are in a great relationship, a stagnant relationship or are looking for a NEW relationship, here are some things you can put in your relationship sectors. This can be based on your personal KUA number and/or the layout of your home (Southwest Sector). I encourage you to activate BOTH sectors if relationships are important to you. Display any or a combination of the following: Crystals, pink or red heart shaped items, wedding photos, bridal bouquet, pictures of couples, peonies, love birds, mandarin ducks, marriage and union coin hanger, silk flowers, oil burner using Geranium or Ylang Ylang scents, dragon and phoenix bells or plate, pictures of two peacocks, statuettes of animals that you like, such as dogs, cats, etc. Always display these in pairs. Females may also want to wear jewelry such as quartz crystals, yin yang bracelets or other jewelry that has romance symbolism. Hope that helps! : )

Use of the Buddha in Your Home For some of us who were raised in a religious environment, placing a Buddha in your home may seem to be a sacrilege. I quickly overcame this when I realized that I do not display the figure as a God to be worshipped - it is merely an enhancement tool - no different from the flowers and plants that I display throughout my home. There are several places where a Buddha can be displayed. Initially, one should place a Buddha directly across from their front door in order to greet the flow of chi and disburse it throughout your home. It should be placed at eye level and never put on the floor. Another very beneficial place for a Buddha would be in your Wealth Sector. I have two different Buddhas in each one of these areas in my home.

SPRING CLEANING!!With spring coming up, now is a GREAT time to clear your clutter or "unload the overload" as a friend of mine says! Clutter is one of the worst things that you can have in your home to stop or slow down the flow of chi. If chi stagnates, you will have some problems. Check closets, under the bed and in corners - clutter's best places to reside. Rule of thumb…. If you have something hanging around that you have not used in the last year…. get rid of it. Have a nice big garage sale - or sell your items on eBay! This way, you not only get rid of something you are not going to use, but you make a little money in the process! And if you are not inclined to do that, give the items to a worthy cause. We donate a lot of items each year to our local Disabled American Veterans because my husband, father and brothers are all veterans and we hope someone will benefit from it.

Loud Noises to release ChiIf you are having problems with one of your eight life aspirations even after going through your home and activating the appropriate sector with the right objects, you may be experiencing problems because the chi is "stuck" in a corner and can't move. I have read that if you go around to the corners or blocked in areas in that sector and clang two lids from cooking pots together or ring a bell - that will release the chi so it can flow again. I don't know how true this is - it is just something I picked up in my research! : ) Also, lighting a candle or using aromatherapy in that area will help as well.

Educational Luck of ChildrenIf you would like to help your child achieve greater success with his education, place a Crystal Globe on the Northeast sector of the desk or place of study for your child’s academic luck. This is said to increase your child’s knowledge and academic luck in pursuing their education. You can also put this Crystal Globe in the Northwest of your home or office to enhance Networking and mentor luck. Two other items that will also help with your child's education are a pagoda and an elephant.

Use of WindchimesI have had some questions on the forum about using windchimes in your practice of Feng Shui, so wanted to cover it here as well. Wind chimes are used in two ways - and two different types of windchimes are used. First you have the chimes that have the hollow rods. These chimes are used to channel chi upwards to enhance the properties of an area. When using windchimes to enhance an area, it is best if you can find chimes that match the element of the sector you are enhancing. So Metal chimes for W, NW and N. Ceramic chimes for the SW, NE and good luck center and wooden chimes for the E, SE and S. Then you have the type of chime with solid metal rods (preferably 5). This type of windchime is used to "press down" on negative chi - such as the Nasty Five Yellow star that appears in a different sector each year and is in the SE this year. This will decrease the effectiveness of the 5 yellow star.

Use of Plants in the HomePlants in the home are considered very auspicious because they produce yang energy to flow through your home. Plants with sharply pointed leaves or spikes (cactus) should be avoided however. Dried flowers represent death and are said to create bad chi, so they are best replaced with silk flowers. If you use real flowers and plants in your home, make sure they are always well maintained and no dead leaves or flowers are allowed to be displayed. Live plants should not be kept in the bedroom because of the yang energy they produce. However, silk flowers are fine to be displayed in the bedroom.

Use of Colors in Your Feng Shui Practice · Black and blue colors represent water and are best used in the North, East and SE. Black should never be used for ceilings or roofs or in large amounts in an office. Bright water colors should not be used in excess. · Bright White, gray, bronze, silver and gold are all considered metal colors and work best in the NW and West part of your home. · Red and shades of red (burgundy, hot pink, pink, maroon, etc) represent fire and are good to use in the

South to symbolize fame and recognition. · Green represents wood and is good to use in the East and SE. Green also symbolizes money. Bright green symbolizes the growth of spring. · Orange, brown, beige and yellow are all earth colors and work well in the Good luck sector of your home as well as the NW and West.

Feng Shui SymbolsFeng Shui symbols help in bringing love, luck and happiness into one's life. Read on to know the meanings of some important Feng Shui symbols.

Feng Shui is an ancient system which originated in China, that is based on the philosophy that everybody in this universe, whether people, animals, things or places, have a certain kind of energy. This energy which we feel all around us, affects us mentally, physically and spiritually. According to Feng Shui, there are certain techniques which we can use to attract only the kind of energies that we want, while letting go off the ones that are undesirable to us. Symbols of Feng Shui are one of the techniques that are used to harmonize the environment around us, and to attract positive forces and energies towards us. Different Feng Shui symbols are said to bring different positive forces in one's life. Here is a list of the most prominent and commonly used Feng Shui symbols, along with their meanings.

Feng Shui Symbols and their Meanings

CoinsGifting or receiving three coins wrapped in a red ribbon is one of the Feng Shui symbols for wealth. It brings positive energy and good luck to both the giver of the coins, as well as the receiver.

GoldfishAccording to Feng Shui, placing three goldfish in a glass bowl, will bring wealth and prosperity to the person. Goldfish are revered in Chinese tradition as they are believed to be the descendants of Koi Carp. They are also considered very auspicious as according to Feng Shui, goldfish lives for more than hundred years, bestowing its care and love on people.

TurtlesA Feng Shui symbol of power, the turtle is believed to be very knowledgeable. A turtle is believed to know all the secrets of the earth as well as the heaven. In Feng Shui, a turtle is often shown in conjunction with other animals to make him appear even more powerful.

DragonsDragon is the Feng Shui symbol of protection. Keeping a statue of dragon in the home or office, helps in warding off evil spirits and bad omens.

Crystal LotusA crystal lotus is a Feng Shui symbol for love, longevity, luck and romance. Placing a crystal lotus in the bedroom, enhances the romance, love and connection between a husband and a wife.

BambooOne of the Feng Shui symbols for health, bamboo stands for longevity, endurance and survival. As a bamboo

stays evergreen throughout the year and has the unique ability to flourish and prosper anywhere, in almost any kind of circumstances, similarly, one who keeps a bamboo symbol with him or grows a bamboo plant, will be able to lead a healthy life. Read more on lucky bamboo plant: indoor bamboo plant meaning and care.

Crane and TortoiseSome of the other Feng Shui symbols for health, besides a bamboo, are a crane and a tortoise. According to Feng Shui, a crane is believed to live for a thousand years, while a tortoise is said to survive for at least three thousand years. Both the crane and the tortoise are Feng Shui symbols that stand for longevity, immortality, wisdom , strength, stability and endurance. Placing these symbols at home, brings one good health and a long life.

Laughing BuddhaFeng Shui symbols will be incomplete without the mention of perhaps the most famous and well known of them, i.e. the laughing buddha. Laughing Buddha, also known as "Pu Tai" in China, is a symbol that represents happiness, health, and prosperity. There are a number of different laughing Buddha symbols, such as a laughing Buddha that is holding a bowl, which represents prosperity, a Buddha holding a sack and a fan, representing someone who is on a spiritual journey, and a laughing Buddha who is sitting on a gold nugget, representing a happy home.

Chinese Feng Shui TipsAn ancient art which began in China and has now gained prominence in every part of the world.

When translated literally, Feng Shui(pronounced Fung Shway)means wind-water. It is knowledge that can be imbibed and used.

This ancient art was started in China about 3,000 to 5,000 years ago. At that time this practice was used to select the ideal and most honorable spot in which the dead could be buried. This was said to benefit future generations as the dead were revered.

The Landform Classification (ti-li)branch and the Building Characteristics (chai-yun)branch are branches of Feng Shui. The flow of energy within a structure and the effect it has on its occupants, is studied under the building characteristics branch. The landform classification branch studies the effect of the energy onnected to landforms, and the results of that on a building or burial site.

A fulfilling, happy, healthy and prosperous life, is something everyone yearns for. Here are a few tips to make those wishes come true...

Hide sharp edges or corners with a soft material.

Always sleep or work with a wall behind your back. This will ensure that you feel rested and are supported in your future career plans.

A crystal placed on your table or hung by your window will activate positive Qi and dissipate negative ones. Do not have the child's bedroom or study above a garage or below a toilet, as this will decrease his

concentration. To have luck and wealth in your business, string two, six or seven bells on a red string and hang on your

doorknob. For a long and fruitful life,position a statue or picture of a crane in the area where you and your family spend

most time together. Place a dragon facing the window, on the right hand side of your desk. This will be further you career

prospects. Fill a pot with coins, animal figures, crystals and rice and hide it in the cupboard. This symbolizes luck in

regard to wealth. Store clutter in boxes and purify the home with incense, as a cluttered home or office is not conductive to

good Qi. Place jade tortoises and coins close to your bedroom as they are considered auspicious and health-rich

items. Include a dragon figurine next to to the bed to invoke yang energy. This helps if you are trying to conceive a

child. If you have bought antique furniture, purify it outside the house using salt, sound, fire, or water. If you love pets, keep a fish or bird. Both these animals are powerful representations of wealth. You can place the Buddha on an elevated area in the dining room, lounge or living room. If you have a sick member at home, use flowers and plants to decorate the room. This attracts a dose of yang

energy. White roses should not be given to your loved one. You could give it to a mature person. Lovers can display mandarin ducks in pairs, as they stand for happiness and fulfillment. Guardians, like the Qi Lins and Fu Dogs should be placed by the entrance with their heads facing outside.

This is done to protect you and your family from harm. Avoid sitting with the door behind you in the office, it could signify demotion. To invoke good business, put Chinese coin tassels in ledgers and books. After purchasing crystals, soak them in a bowl of distilled water overnight to cleanse them. Avoid using yang colors like red, orange and bright yellow in the bedroom. A rooster statue is a good talisman to use against infidelity. While placing it ensure it is facing the main door. Hang family portraits in the center of the room, this encourages family harmony. Leave the barbacue pit in the South sector of you home. If you are an unmarried male, make sure that the decoration in your home is not too feminine. Do not have a light bulb directly above your bed. Having one only generates too much Chi and makes it

difficult to fall asleep. Include tubers and tuna fish in your diet if you are required to be more determined for a particular matter or

project. Do not gift blades or knives to a friend or relative, as this is symbolic of severing a relationship. Paint the cash box red, as it is the color of fortune. It is said that red attracts wealth and encourages growth in

business.

Free Feng Shui TipsWe are all on a constant quest to find peace and prosperity. Many believe that the answer lies in feng shui. If you are one among them and hope to change the negatives in your life into positives, these free feng shui tips should come in handy.

Feng shui is an ancient Chinese subject that delves into the laws of both Heaven (astronomy) and Earth (geography), and enables the balancing of energies, as well as the harnessing of positive energies to promote good health and fortune. Meaning "wind-water" in English, it is analyzed using the extremely accurate Chinese compass (luo pan), and the Ba-Gua. Central to the feng shui is this concept Qi, that rides the wind and scatters, but is retained when encountering water. In channeling positive energy into your home, you need to learn how to balance the five feng shui elements (wood, fire, earth, metal and water). This forms the basis of feng shui decorating tips, be it in your bedroom, home or office. To get you started, here are some free feng shui tips.

Feng Shui Home Tips

One of the primary aspects of feng shui for your home involves clearing away any shoes or slippers lying around outside the main door of your house. The reason for this is that when the chi (energy) is carried in by the wind, it gathers the smells of the shoes and slippers into the house, which consequently causes sickness.

An indoor water fountain is very highly recommended. When the chi travels within your home, it searches for water to stay in. Thus an indoor water fountain, correctly positioned, can attract all that you desire.

Having understood the importance of water, you will understand why a fish tank is recommended. If your home is already graced by a fish tank, ensure that it is correctly placed to tap on the "Divine Water Dragon's Den", and bring fortune. One must be cautious to get the positioning right, for a wrongly positioned fish tank can attract lawsuits, bankruptcy, work pressure and other troubles.

Feng Shui Bedroom Tips

The bedroom is supposed to be a place of tranquility and relaxation, which are the same values feng shui tries to establish. While this may be difficult for most people, the bedroom must not contain a television set. If it is not feasible to move the TV set out, then it must be covered with a plastic table cloth when not in use. In addition to this, other items such as a computer or exercise equipment must also be moved out of the bedroom.

Mirrors play an important role in feng shui, and are said to attract a third party into the relationship, if placed opposite the bed or at the side of your bed. One is also discouraged from having a mirror at the side of your bed.

As air is the carrier of chi, the presence of fresh air in the bedroom is also very important for good feng shui. People are recommended to open the windows frequently to enable circulation, and or utilize a good quality air-purifier if the air around the home is polluted. Plants must not be kept in the bedroom, and if they are, their presence should be restricted to the areas far from the bed.

Lighting is also crucial, and candles are among the best form of bedroom lighting. If possible, have adjustable lighting in your bedroom, which may be dimmed when required.

Office Feng Shui Tips

Your desk and computer should be positioned in such a way that it allows for a clear view of the door. However, if this is not possible in your office, then one may use a mirror that makes it possible to see the door.

Clear away all kinds of clutter, be it from your office, desk, desktop (never use shortcuts to programs) or inbox. When you enter your office, the corner at the far left is your wealth and prosperity corner. Needless to say, this

corner must not be cluttered. A small tabletop fountain or a valuable item when placed here will enhance your prosperity. Ideally, incorporate the colors of prosperity: red, blue and purple.

While these are a few basic ideas, there are many more feng shui aspects that go into ensuring good health and wealth. Some indepth reading will merit you a proper understanding of feng shui, and enable you to truly harness its benefits. However, I do hope these free feng shui tips are useful, and will be responsible for an abundance of peace and prosperity in your life.

FENG SHUI ITEMSFor the home, office, car....everyone needs good feng shui!

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#FSH-33 Quan Yin with double Dragon. Quan Yin atop waves emanating lotus flowers and leaves, entwined with two dragons, symbols of power and prosperity. Her traditional vase is turned down so that it drips her healing waters of compassion and mercy toward humanity. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Very heavy - over 7 pounds in weight. Approx. 9.75" tall. price $58 each

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#FSH-12 Double Fish statue, with glass crystal ball included. 6" tall. The fish is a symbolf of wealth and good luck. The Chinese word for fish is Yu, which phonetically matches the word for abundance. The glass sphere is removeable, so you can replace it with any 2" diameter sphere in your collection. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish.price $48

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#FSH-19 Dragon & Phoenix, with small Golden Calcite Sphere included. Dragon and Phoenix represent male/female energy. Good for happy, strong marriage and household. Appropriate for wedding or anniversary gift. 8.5" wide, 6.85" tall. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish.price $36 each



#FSH-18 Pair Fu Dogs. Protect your home with this pair of "gate keepers." Fu Dogs were placed at the entrance to the Emperor's palace for protection and to symbolize strength. Cast in resin, with a bronze finish.price $36 each pair




#FSH-20 Small Quan Yin Altar. 7.5" tall. Altar piece opens and closes with three panels. Quan Yin sanctifies the energy of your space. Quan Yin is the Asian goddess of forgiveness and mercy. $28 each



#FSH-13 Dragon statue with vessel, 6" wide. The dragon symbol represents yang energy (male), and is considered a powerful symbol of creativity, achievement, power, and prosperity. The receptacle can hold a small plant such as live bamboo, a 3" diameter sphere, pens, etc. Cast in resin, with the appearance of bronze. price $24 each




#FSH-35 Seated Buddha statue. Buddha holds a lotus in one hand while blessing with the other hand. 5.5" tall. Cast in resin, with the appearance of bronze . price $24 each

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#FSH-14 Seated Buddha statue. Buddha holds a lotus in one hand while blessing with the other hand. 5" tall. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. price $18 each



#FSH-15 Seated Meditating Buddha statue. 4" tall. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. price $8.95 each

#FSH-16 Triple Turtle statue. The Chinese believe that the turtle has the secret of heaven and of earth within its body. The turtle is the symbol of longevity. The three turtles symbolize three generations of long life for your family. The shell of the turtle represents protection of your home. Cast in resin, with the appearance of bronze. price $9.95 each



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#FSH-17 Triple Turtle statue. The Chinese believe that the turtle has the secret of heaven and of earth within its body. The turtle is the symbol of longevity. The three turtles symbolize three generations of long life for your family. The shell of the turtle represents protection of your home. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish.price $9.95 each



#FSH-22 Bagua with Mirror and Double Dragon Bell. Small round mirror is on opposite side of Bagua (symbol with yin yang). The Bagua mirror is considered very poweful and its placement important. The mirror helps to direct good Chi energy into the home, but in the case of the Bagua mirror, it is used outside the home to redirect negative energies away from the home. It should be placed above the main entrance door of the home or above a window, on the exterior of the home, with the mirror directed outward from the home. Double Dragons are a symbol of power and prosperity. Total length about 13". price $8.95 each



#FSH-1 Quan Yin Blessing Bell. Quan Yin sanctifies the energy of your space. Quan Yin is the Asian goddess of forgiveness and mercy. Total length about 13". price $8.95 each



#FSH-2 Triple Protection Bell. Kwan Yin, Sakayamuni, and Buddha images offer protection on this bell. Inside bell hangs a Tael, a symbol of wealth. Total length about 13". price $8.95 each


#FSH-3 Quan Yin Double Bell. Quan Yin sanctifies the energy of your space. Double dragons atop symbolize unity, protetion, and strength. Total length about 13". price $8.95 each



#FSH-4 Buddha Double Bell. Bring prosperity to your home. Buddha holds up a Taul, symbol of wealth, while two children bring him pots of money. The pagoda bells are symbols of knowledge, peace and silence. The Pagoda is said to ward off evils and bad chi. Total length about 13". price $8.95 each


#FSH-5 Money Flower with tassel. 8 coins in a flower pattern. Ancient symbol of wealth and good fortune. Also a symbol of creativity. Good luck on both material and spiritual levels. Longevity knot at top, with brilliant long red tassels below. Total length about 16". price $8.95 each


#FSH-37 Money Tassel with 8 coins. Ancient symbol of wealth and good fortune. Good luck on both material and spiritual levels. Longevity knot at top, with brilliant long red tassels below line of coins. Total length about 22". price $8.95 each



#FSH-7 Propserity Frog. Tadpole frog sits atop Taels, a symbol of wealth. He holds a replica chinese coin in his mouth. Bring good fortune and wealth to your space! Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $9.95 each

#FSH-8 Dragon Turtle. Female Dragon Turtle stands atop a pile of Taul and chinese coins, with her baby turtle riding on its back. She symbolizes providing for one's family, and actualizing aspirations and prosperity. The turtle is a symbol of longevity. The shell of the turtle represents protection of your home. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $9.95 each



#FSH-21 Prosperity Rabbit. Mother Rabbit sits atop money with her baby rabbits. The Rabbit is a symbol of mutual benefit, and the rabbit is both a good communicator and listener. she is sociable and makes those around her happy. As you know, the rabbit is also very fertile! The mother rabbit brings you abundance and happiness. She holds the gold ingot with her front paws - a symbol of wealth. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $9.95 each

#FSH-36 Small Dragon. The dragon symbol represents yang energy (male), and is considered a powerful symbol of creativity, achievement, power, and prosperity. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. 3.75" long. $8.95 each


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#FSH-25 Chuan Chung Li, one of the eight immortals, holds a magical fan which he uses to revive sick people and the soul of the dead, a symbol of health and longevity. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each

#FSH-26 Chang Kuo Lao, one of the eight immortals, carreis the bamboo and rides a magical horse, symbol of wisdom and blesses childless couples so they can conceive children. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each


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#FSH-27 Lu Dong Pin, one of the eight immortals, sits on Tiger and blesses scholastic luck to the family. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each


#FSH-28 Tsao Guao Li, one of the eight immortals, with his horse, bestows recognition and high ranking authority to the patriarch in the family. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each


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#FSH-29 Tieh Guai Li, one of the eight immortals, on lion, blesses one who needs money and helps cure hard to cure illnesses. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each


#FSH-30 Han Hsian Tzu, one of the eight immortals, sits on Ox, and induces healing energies. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each




#FSH-31 Lan Tsai Ho, one of the eight immortals, perched on elephant, brings luck to young women and blesses everyone with longevity. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each


#FSH-32 Ho Hsien Ku, one of the eight immortals, with deer, symbolizes purity and power, and blesses people with love, and luck in relationships and family. Cast in resin, with a rosewood finish. Approx. 3" long. price $7.95 each




#FSH-24 Happy Good Luck Buddhas. Cast in resin, with gold finish. Each about 1.75" - 2" tall.price $2.95 each

#FSH-23 Little Ganesh. Ganesh is one of the five prime Hindu deities. (also called "Ganesha.") He is the Lord of success and destroyer of evils and obstacles. He is also worshipped as the god of education, knowledge, wisdom and wealth. Cast in resin, with rosewood finish, about 1.75" tall.price $3.95 each


#FSH-10 Happy Buddha Family. Set of 6 miniature Buddhas, representing safe travel, prosperity, love, spiritual journey, happy home, and long life. Cast in resin, with gold finish. Each about 1.25" tall.price $6.95 each set







#FSH-11 Happy Buddha Family. Set of 6 miniature Buddhas, representing safe travel, prosperity, love, spiritual journey, happy home, and long life. Cast in resin, with rosewood finish. Each about 1.25" tall.price $6.95 each set


#FSH-9 Chinese replica Coins. These coins symbolize wealth, good fortune, and abundance, and serve many uses in Feng Shui. Metal coins, approx. 1.75" in diameter. price $1.95 each

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