Abacus

The Abacus was the Chinese calculator of olden days used by literate businessmen and financial planners. Owning an abacus was an auspicious sign that one had way too much money to keep track of.

Display abacus in the northwest for solid financial support from influential people. Hang in the Sheng Chi sector of your work desk to boost business luck and increase your income. Those in the retail business can energize their cash register with this abacus to multiply their sales profits. Shake it every morning before you open the business to symbolize the counting of money.

The Wealth Generating Arowana

The Wealth Generating Arowana

The arowana is known as the "living dragon" or "golden dragon" by chinese because it has scales of a dragon's, where it is metallic, reflective and colorful. The arowana also possess mysterious brain ability where it always stay focus, can understand human language and highly talented. It will truck no nonsense and will fix its surrounding with a powerful stare. That being the reason why it has a superior status in the water kingdom. The arowana is said to emit strong vibration to enhance the surrounding aura and it is said to be able to foresee negative issues yet to happen. That is why those who rear the arowana could sometimes experience it hitting the walls of aquarium informing them of bad omen. To some extent, the faithful arowana would also jump of the aquarium to commit suicide so that negativities could be diffused in exchange for its life.

Coin Sword

These good fortune coins are used as protective amulets by warding off Shar Chi or killing breath Pi Hsieh Chien and increasing prosperity. Place these knife coins in the corners of your home as they are believed to be excellent antidotes for Feng Shui afflicted corners which threaten the family's loss of wealth.

Hang the Auspicious Coin Sword on the wall behind or beside your desk, preferably in Northwest or West wall, to protect yourself against ‘shar chi’ from business rivalries and adversaries. Ensure you have your back to a solid wall. This is a potent symbol of protection against corporate backstabbing for a manager on the rise. Never hang it directly in front of you.

Display the Auspicious Coin Sword behind you in your room or general office to counter gossips and politics in your office which may harm you career. It will ward off office enemies too.

Hang the Auspicious Coin Sword on the wall in your living room, slanting with the tip facing down and towards the front door. This will neutralize any bad Chi entering your home and protect your family members from harm caused by people with bad intentions.


The lucky Coin Sword is perhaps the strongest tool to ward off evil spirits and the ever-present Shar Chi from the home or office space.

Brass Coins

Chinese coins are square within and round without, which represents the powerful union of heaven and earth. When energized with a red thread, it is a powerful emblem of wealth and prosperity. Note that the Yang side of the coins should always face up. The Yang side has 4 characters while the the Yin side has two. These coins can also be included in your personal wealth vase.

3 Legged Toad With Coins

Attract plenty of wealth into your home with our Three-legged toads with coins. The frog is a very auspicious creature and is considered to be conducive good fortune. Place the toad in any of the corners diagonally opposite your front door for best effect. You may have more than one toad, but keep the number nine or below. Keep these three-legged toads below the table, couch or other discreet public areas of your home, and never in the bedroom.

Phoenix and Feng Shui

Phoenix is a mythical firebird. According to legend, it was supposed to live for anywhere from 500 to 1000 years and beyond, depending on which story you hear. The bird then burns and turns into ashes. Out of the ashes, a baby phoenix appears and is, more or less, the reincarnation of the old phoenix.

The phoenix has other abilities, such as the ability to heal humans. It is said that the tears of a phoenix have the ability to heal almost any wound. This would mean that whomever had a phoenix in his possession would be almost invincible. Because of the resurrection factor, the phoenix became extremely popular to the Christian crowd, representing the resurrection of Jesus Chris.

The Phoenix And Feng Shui

There are a variety of ways that the phoenix can be used in feng shui. Remember: feng shui is not set in stone. Every situation has specific needs in order to make the room flow, and the phoenix is only one thing you can add to your home, business, or garden, in order to invite opportunity and success into your life.

As it pertains to feng shui, the phoenix represents a few things. It represents summer, and warmth, an fire. It is the symbol of the Empress, who represents fame , and it is especially well-known for being the symbol of opportunity.

It the last celestial animal, and is one of the most drawn and well-known. It has been drawn on Chinese pottery for hundreds of years, and is meant to show all of the good things about being human. It represents luxury and a life of ease. Myths say that the phoenix will only appear when there is great wealth. When this occurs, long life and happy marriages are sure to follow.

Using the phoenix in the bedroom

The phoenix can be used in a variety of ways, depending on which room it is set up in. You can even set it up in your garden. For this instance, let’s say that you are setting up your bedroom an want to use the five animal diagram in order to do so. Here’s how you can do it.

First, you would want to have someone to protect you. The tiger would do nicely. Put a little table next to the right side of your bed with a tiger on it. He should be nice and low to the ground, so that he is ready to guard you. A dragon can be set up high, such as on top of a tall dresser. He should be on the left side of the bed to symbolize wisdom.

You will want to avoid temptation to put a chest at the foot of your bed and, instead, keep it empty except for the phoenix. He needs room to fly out in order to see opportunity for you.

The head of the bed should be tight against the wall, with a tortoise using his heavy shell to protect your back. While your bed should be against the wall, you should also be able to see the door. See it, but don’t block it. You do not want to block any energy from entering the room. Also, try to not put your bed next to a window. You want the energy to be able to flow from the window to the door and vice-versa, and blocking the path is not good.

The phoenix is certainly a wonderful addition when you are trying to incorporate feng shui into your home. You can have him in almost any room, placed in the South corner of your bedroom or in the living room; and he will help you find success.