What Symbols

Can Improve

Your Life

Symbols have been used in feng shui from a long time for

numerous purposes. Some symbols are very well known like

a tortoise as a symbol of protection and stability or mandarin

ducks as a symbol of love and marriage.

However, some are less known like bats and chi lins. This

list of feng shui symbols will surely help you out in

understanding more about these symbols.

Before I start mentioning things about symbols, I want to tell

you that there’s a very subtle line between “feng shui cures”

and “feng shui symbols” because symbols are used as cures

in feng shui. Now it’s time to proceed to the list.

Flowers:

Flowers add energy of grace and beauty to the homes. They

also provide numerous blessings, flourishing and good luck

to any home. Placing real flowers in the home is always a

best idea for bringing the strong healing energy but high

quality silk flowers and images of flowers are also used in

feng shui.

Butterflies:

The most common use of Butterfly symbol is for love and

romance because it is the only thing that gives you the

feeling of flying. However, it is also used for representing

freedom.

Horses:

As you may expect, horses as a symbol in feng shui

represent speed, fame, success and freedom. That’s why

they’re often used either in the fame bagua area (southern

area) or in the career bagua area (northern area) of living

space.

Birds:

Humans have looked at birds from the very beginning of life.

A bird represents freedom, inspiration and unity with divine.

And yes, specific birds may have specific symbols because

every bird has its own distinctive and unique qualities.

Fruits:

Fruits represent the energy of fruition. They are used as

symbols of prosperity, wealth, longevity, fertility etc. Of

course, specific fruits have specific symbols.

Fishes/Aquarium:

Fishes are also used as a symbol of wealth and the most

famous fish for this purpose is Arrowana or Dragon Fish. But

the problem with them is that purest Arrowanas cost quite

expensive to the buyer. So normally people use Koi or

Golden Fish for the same purpose and they work as

effectively as an Arrowana. 8 or 9 fishes work fine for an

aquarium and it is great if one of them is black.’

Mystic Knot:

This is one of the often used but less known symbols in feng

shui. It represents a longer life full of happiness and fortune.

Buddha:

When you have a very busy lifestyle, it’s always a good

choice to place this symbol of peace in your home for

balancing the effect of active energies.

Fu Dogs:

Fu Dogs are a strong symbol of protection and that’s why

they’re often placed in front of Temples, Government Offices

and Imperial Places. They also used to be a symbol of social

status and family wealth and were placed in front of wealthy

homes.

Dragon:

Dragon is a symbol of wealth, power, opportunities and

strong Yang male energy. It doesn’t require any special

place and having a feng shui dragon in almost any part of

your home is auspicious.

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