History and Meanings of Dzi Beads

The Dzi bead is one of the most popular items in Chinese Feng Shui, and almost all Feng Shui stores and online stores sell at least one variation of Dzi beads.
Because they come in beads shape, the most common way to use the Dzi beads as a Feng Shui cure is as jewelry like a necklace or bracelet, but…

The Significance of Cranes in Chinese Culture and How to Use It in Feng Shui

In Chinese culture and Feng Shui, birds are regarded as auspicious, fortune-bringing symbols. The crane, or hè (鹤) in Chinese, is renowned as the prince of all feathered creatures. The crane is the most popular bird symbol (second to the phoenix, or Fenghuang), representing longevity and harmony…

How to Make a Feng Shui Wealth Vase to Attract Wealth and Prosperity

The feng shui wealth vase, which is also called a treasure vase, is one of the oldest cures for money and wealth in feng shui. Whether it is displayed or hidden, the Wealth Vase inspires thoughts of finding ways to earn more money, which boosts business fortunes significantly.

How to Use Feng Shui Principles to Make a Stress-free Home

Many of us, particularly in Western society, believe that stress is unavoidable. In a time when people are stressed out, have hard jobs, are constantly bombarded by social media, and can’t get away from being connected to the rest of the world, you really need your own oasis where you can get away.

Bats as Symbol in Chinese Culture and Feng Shui (Meaning – How to Use it)

In Chinese culture, bats are thought to bring good luck and happiness, so they are often used as a symbol of luck in art and literature. This article will explore the symbolism of bats in Chinese culture and Feng Shui, as well as their history and several meanings.

All You Need To Know About The Laughing Buddha in Feng Shui

In Feng Shui, the Laughing Buddha is among one of the most popular and commonly used charms, often used in many different Feng Shui applications to bring prosperity, good fortune, happiness, good health, and monetary success.

Interesting Facts about Maneki Neko, The Lucky Beckoning Cat

The Maneki Neko is a traditional Japanese figurine, which is also extremely popular in Chinese culture. Here are all you have to know about “the lucky cat”. If you’ve ever visited a Japanese restaurant, Chinese store, or any other Eastern Asian businesses, you might have noticed a cat figurine with…

Fenghuang -the Phoenix of Chinese Mythology

In China, the Phoenix is also called Fenghuang, and similar to the western counterpart, the mythological creature is an immortal bird that also represents the element of fire. The Chinese Phoenix is believed to symbolize harmony, and in ancient China, the appearance of the Fenghuang is believed as…

How to Attract Wealth and Prosperity in Your Home Using Feng Shui

One of the most prominent feng shui subjects is wealth. As a result, numerous diverse tactics have been developed to attract it since ancient times. Wealth isn’t simply about having money; it may take many other forms. Friendships, luck, opportunities, and much more are all part of wealth and prospe…

Chinese lucky coins (Identification – Meaning -Where to place them)

The Chinese lucky coins are considered to be a symbol of wealth and fortune, and when placed in our home and workplace according to the Feng Shui principles, it is believed that the owner will enjoy prosperity.

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