The story of the sturgeons of the Yellow River valiantly swimming against the current to reach and jump over the Dragon Gate (lung men) during the third moon of each year, thereby turning into celestial dragons, has become the legend of the dragon carp. It has made the carp a symbol of perseverance and martial, [...]
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The Carp jump Mythical Dragon Gate – Academic Success
Posted in Feng Shui, Fortune Tellers, Intelligence, tagged academic success, auspicious, carp, dragon, dragon carp, dragon carp image, dragon gate, facing on March 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Double Fish Symbol, a good luck wedding gift to bride
Posted in Feng Shui, Intelligence, Love Reading, Psychics Reading, tagged auspicious, double, double fish, double fish symbol, family, fish, fish symbol, gift, good luck, symbol on March 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In ancient China, fish were almost always included as one of the items in the betrothal gifts given to the parents of the bride. A pair of fish was symbolic of the joys of union, particularly of a sexual nature and the fish emblem was also believed to be a charm against bad luck since [...]
Romantic Feng Shui Energy, Bring Moon Energy for more Marriage Magic
Posted in Feng Shui, Psychics Reading, Relationship, tagged auspicious, energy, full moon, god of marriage, magic, marriage, mirror, moon, moon magic, ritual on March 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Traditionally, good marriage luck for families meant that their sons would find suitable young women from good families who would be able to bear good strong sons to carry on the family name. For their daughters, it meant finding husbands from families that would not ill-treat her. These rituals were believed to work exceedingly fast, [...]
Invite in the wealth deities and set rich (财神爷)
Posted in Feng Shui, Fortune Tellers, Psychics Reading, Wealth, tagged auspicious, chinese, deities, deity, facing the main, fuk, fuk luk, fuk luk sau, god, gods, home, luk, luk sau, place, sau, three star gods, Wealth on March 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
There are wealth deities in many of the eastern traditions. The Koreans and Thais have their wealth Buddhas. The Tibetans have their five Jambhala wealth gods. Chinese Taoists regard the Eight Immortals as beings whose presence in the home either on paintings or on decorative items is believed to be most auspicious. But the most [...]