Once a husband of a very wasteful person turned to a Feng Shui master for help. He complained that he had to work hard and hard to adequately provide for his family.
After listening carefully, the master recommended that the man purchase a talisman in the form of an elephant figurine. The wife really liked the gift, she placed the figurine in her room, constantly admired it and even had conversations with her from time to time. Not much time passed, and the husband noticed dramatic changes in his wife. She stopped spending money uncontrollably, became more economical, responsible, and, which especially pleased him, she herself offered to put aside something to buy expensive things necessary in the house. The family stopped constant quarrels and quarrels, and peace and harmony reigned in the relationship.
Elephant Feng Shui. Value and location
Since ancient times, the elephant has been one of the most revered animals, he has always been credited with such qualities as wisdom, patience, kindness, peacefulness and strength.
The three main characteristics that an elephant in Feng Shui has
are stability, reliability and prosperity. Masters practicing this teaching claim that the elephant figurine in the room is able to attract good luck, just like a real elephant pulls water from a reservoir with its trunk. Traditionally, this talisman is installed on the windowsill. Moreover, if the trunk of an elephant is turned to the street, in the direction of some good star, then its task will be to attract luck and prosperity from the outside, if in the direction of the center of the home, it will mean that luck has already settled and lives in your house. It is the figurine of an elephant in Feng Shui that can remove destructive and negative energy from all angles in an apartment. You can place the figurine in any part of the apartment or house, but nevertheless, to reveal all your qualities as much as possible, it is better to help the head of the family in business and to attract a worthy patron he can be in the south-eastern or north-western sector of the home.
Mascot material
Feng Shui Elephant can be made from a wide variety of materials. Masters often use ceramics, bronze, natural stones or bone. It is very important to consider that for the manufacture or decoration of the figurine it is by no means recommended to use natural ivory or tusks, this can cause aggression, the elephant will come out of obedience and begin to avenge the brothers who died at the hands of man. It is believed that the elephant in Feng Shui loves all kinds of outfits and jewelry, so in order to appease the animal, you can hang natural beads or a gold chain on his trunk or saddle , and put a bright napkin or rug under his feet.
Different variations of the Feng Shui Elephant mascot
The magical properties of elephants depend largely on their poses, material and number of figurines. For example, a trunk raised up will attract wealth and material wealth. If a small elephant calf is standing next to the elephant, then the desire to give birth to a child will certainly be rewarded, and if the children are already there, it will help parents to establish trusting and full of love relationships. The most revered is the talisman, which consists of seven elephants. In Feng Shui, the number seven has enormous magical power, so owning just seven elephants promises the family a "full bowl": love, wealth, prosperity and good luck.