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Article FS10/feb2c
PRACTICAL WAYS TO INCREASE LUCK:
Lucky Items for All Purposes, Part 3: Auspicious Decorations
Prof. Dr. Ong Hean-Tatt. 1st February 2010

Luck is defined as an event which is occurring to a person by chance, fate or fortune. The event, good or ill, will affect an individual's interests or happiness. It is often a person's habitual or characteristic fortune. It has been said that luck is better than skill. GUI Management Centre's research has collated various prescriptions which have been recommended to deal with luck.

Many of these luck principles have Feng Shui and astrology origins. Ancient masters used them to treat problems in Feng Shui and astrology.




Luck Decorations

Chinese lucky charms are famous all round the world. The symbols, characters, pictures from Chinese culture are stored by many people in order to bring happiness and wealth. The Chinese lucky charms are influenced by the ancient Chinese history. All charms work by increasing the flow of positive energy into our lives. The Chinese call this energy qi and have become expert at maximising its beneficial powers.

Many of the lucky items can be used as decorative items for homes and offices. You can collect these items of luck as featured in the Chinese culture:




Weapons of 8 Immortals are Luck Items.

Eight Lucky Emblems

  • Eight Taoist Confucian Treasures:
    Dragon Pearl, Lozenge-rhombus, Stone Chime, Rhinoceros Horn, Gold Coin-money, Mirror, Books-paintings, Artemisia Leaf. so-called luck has a basis

    Pearl - purity and preciousness
    Lozenge-rhombus - sound affair leading to victory (i.e. strategy). ward off evil
    Stone chime - longevity, drive off demons, promotes fertility
    Rhinoceros horn - sound character, detect poison
    Gold coin-money - wealth
    Mirror - detect evil spirits, unity-harmony
    Books - learning
    Artemisia Leaf - protection against poison, health

    Eight Buddhist Emblems:
    Wheel of Law, Conch Shell-sea slug, Canopy, Lotus, Jar-vase, endless Fish, Mystic Knot, Umbrella

    Eight Immortals Weapons:
    Fan, Sword, Gourd, Castenet, Flute, Basket, Lute, Lotus.
    "The eight Immortals wish us good luck." Eberhard 1983 p.93

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Fu Luk Shou

Gods Associated with Luck
Other than Tua Peh Kong, the God of Wealth, who is prayed to, decorative figurines of gods include:

Laughing Buddha - wealth, all round protection, joy and prosperity
Fuk Luk Shou figurines - Wealth, Achievement, Longevity - those wanting children should get the Luk holding a baby.
8 Immortals - all fortune - avoid using pciture of they crossing ocean as that means you have to strugglw to achieve the benefits.
Kuan Kung - business - place at Northwest

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Household Items

Bagua - wealth, all round protection
Ship - movement, increase in trade - placed coming in to bring back riches
Crystals - sparkling lights represent riches and good news
Gold ingot - wealth
Coins - wealth
Container with coins - wealth
Prosperity painting - wealth
Clock - life - use lucky shapes like round, oval, hexagon, octogon
Chimes - ward off evil - hollow bamboo best
Pen holder with auspicious writings - good fortune through blessed talents
Posters with auspicious characters and images
Scupltures with auspicious characters and images

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Mowtan symbolises wealth


 Living Things:

Plants - luck - especially Chinese bamboo, Kuan Yin bamboo, Money plant
Carp - wealth and honour
Aquarium - luck - placed at door - especially good if cointains 8 yellow carps and one black carp
Three-Legged Toad - wealth
Dragon - authority - placed at East as if entering premises
Phoenix - renewal - placed as if entering premises
Tiger - strength and courage - not to have mouth open as if to pounce on you
Horse - movement, increase in trade - placed going out to bring back riches
Elephant - bringer of good news - trunk up as if to herald news.
Turtle - longevity
Money cat - wealth
Fu dogs - protection - sometimes replaced by piyou, a half dragon half lion figurine

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Have all year round Luck!
 Businessmen can gather 8 Business Charms, from above: 1.Kuan Kung, 2.Ship, 3.Horse, 4.Phoenix, 5.Laughing Buddha, 6.Water feature, 7.Three legged Toad, 8.Fu Dogs,


Rings

The ring is a symbol of authority and eternity. In ancient times, a perfect ring signified the emperor's favour while a defective one his displeasure. The roundness of the ring signifies eternity and Heaven while if it is split into two that represents the divisions into the Yin Yang or female male principle.

The ring is especially useful to carry luck symbols, as this will place the luck item very close to your very own body and enhance its luck power. Gemstones and lucky metals can be mounted on it, or auspicious shapes and symbols engraved onto the stone or metal.

Look up related articles, which contain hints and riddles about Luck of the Feng Shui & Astrology "Weapons of the Immortals": CLICK HERE.

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WHERE THE MOWTAN BLOOMS IS THE MOST LUCKY PLACE.