Yes, it will not damage Feng Shui.

Pixiu is an auspicious beast that attracts wealth, also known as Tianlu and warding off evil spirits. Pixiu has the head of a dragon, the body of a horse, and the feet of a unicorn. Its fur is gray and white, and it can fly. Legend has it that Pixiu violated the rules of heaven and was punished by the Jade Emperor to feed on the wealth from all directions, and could only go in and out. Therefore, Pixiu was often placed in Feng Shui to gather wealth and stabilize the house. Many Chinese people now wear Pixiu jade products for this reason. Pixiu is a divine beast that controls the house in Feng Shui and turns evil spirits into auspicious ones. It is best at resolving the Five Yellow Evils, the Heavenly Cut Evil, the Heart Piercer Evil, the Sickle Evil, the Corner Evil, the Knife Evil, the White Tiger Evil, the Yin Qi Evil, and the Two Black Evils.

What are the uses of wearing Pixiu:

1. It has the function of calming the house and warding off evil spirits. Placing the consecrated Pixiu at home or in the office, or using the Pixiu pendant, can improve the fortune of the home, strengthen good luck, and drive away evil spirits. It has the effect of calming the house and becoming the patron saint of the home. The family is safe.

2. It has the effect of promoting wealth. It is not only helpful for positive wealth, but also has miraculous effects on some people who are partial to wealth and whose income fluctuates. Therefore, many business people also like to place Ji Zhaotang consecrated Pixiu in their homes and companies.

3. It has the effect of resolving the five yellow evil spirits. The five yellow evil stars are terrible evil stars in Feng Shui. Wherever they go, they will make the people in the house unhealthy and stagnant. Placing the illuminated Pixiu in the five yellow places can dissolve it. Not only can it remove evil spirits and control the house, especially in terms of wealth, the consecrated Pixiu has the most obvious effect.

What kind of Pixiu is best to wear?

There are no specific requirements or restrictions on the material and style for wearing and using Pixiu. Wearing Pixiu can be based on your own eyes and preferences. Please choose one that you like. Authentic natural consecrated Pixiu is the most important.

If you are an official, buy one with a big butt, which means you can sit more firmly.

If you are doing business, buy one with a big belly, which represents wealth accumulation.

If you have children, buy one with wings, which represents prosperity.

From ancient times to the present, emperors and common people have paid attention to collecting and wearing Pixiu. In addition to its functions of attracting wealth, bringing luck, and warding off evil spirits, Pixiu can also be used to stabilize the house, change Tai Sui, and promote marriage. Function, Pixiu needs to be consecrated to play its due role. Currently, the effect of Ji Zhaotang consecrating Pixiu is the most obvious. There are two types of consecration for Pixiu. One is to go to a Buddhist temple for consecration, which is what we call going to a temple for consecration. The other is to have a Taoist consecration, which is to go to a Taoist temple or find some experienced masters to help consecrate it. Legend has it that Pixiu violated the rules of heaven and was punished by the Jade Emperor. It only feeds on wealth from all directions and swallows everything without diarrhea. It can attract wealth and accumulate treasures. It can only go in but not out. It has special magical powers. In ancient times, people often used Pixiu as a name for the army.

Among the types of styles to wear, many people choose to wear Pixiu. It can be worn as a general jewelry, and it is also helpful for Feng Shui fortune. So what does Pixiu mean? What is the meaning of Pixiu? The following article focuses on introducing what Pixiu represents.

What does Pixiu represent:

Pixiu is an auspicious beast in traditional Chinese culture that attracts wealth, and is also known as warding off evil and heavenly fortune. Its image is that it has a big mouth but no anus, likes the taste of gold, silver and jewelry, can only get in but not get out, and protects the Lord loyally. Like dragons and unicorns, it does not exist in this world. According to legend, Pixiu once helped the emperor defeat Chi You and was the ninth son of the Dragon King.

What does Pixiu represent:

Pixiu represents wealth and good luck. It is the nemesis of all diseases and evil spirits. It is said that Pixiu is the ninth prince of the Dragon King. Its staple food is gold, silver and jewelry. Naturally, it is full of treasures. Compared with other auspicious animals, such as the three-legged toad, it has more heads. Therefore, it is deeply loved by the Jade Emperor and the Dragon King. However, eating If you take too much, you will have diarrhea, so one day you may defecate in the open because you can't help it, which made the Jade Emperor angry, so he slapped her on the buttocks, and the butthole was sealed. From then on, gold, silver and jewelry could only go in but not out. , after this allusion spread, Pixiu was regarded as an auspicious beast representing wealth and treasure. It has the power to soar into the clouds and ride in the mist, ward off evil spirits, and control the house.

To give full play to the spirituality of Pixiu to achieve the effect of attracting wealth and good luck, you first need to go through authentic rituals to consecrate it. With the help of the power of Buddha and Bodhisattva, it can open up the starlight of all living beings, protect the wearer, and attract wealth and good luck. Among them The method of consecrating Pixiu is the most authentic and effective method of consecrating it by a senior monk in the temple. Currently, Ji Zhaotang is the most authentic and effective way to consecrate Pixiu.

Two consecration ceremonies are held on the first and fifteenth day of every month. Each Pixiu statue in Ji Zhaotang is made of natural material and comes with a material appraisal certificate from a jewelry appraisal agency. It is a true consecration and the consecration is true to the material.

The above introduction shows that everyone already has an understanding of what Pixiu represents. Pixiu has the ability to attract wealth, bring good luck, and ward off evil spirits. It is an auspicious animal. You need to pay attention to it when enshrining and displaying Pixiu. There are certain methods and taboos in order to better utilize Pixiu’s powerful ability to attract wealth and ward off evil spirits.

Methods and precautions for wearing and placing Pixiu for offerings:

1. When wearing Pixiu on your hand, remember to put the Pixiu bracelet on the back of your hand first, with Pixiu’s head facing Just bring it in in the direction of your little finger.

2. When Pixiu is used as a pendant, the head of Pixiu can be upward or downward. The only difference is that the meaning is different. Upward means rising step by step, swallowing all the wealth in the world, and downward means clearing the way. Border wealth. It is said that when people go to higher places, water flows to lower places, so it is better for us to choose the upward path.

3. It must be consecrated, otherwise it will be blind and can only be used as a decoration, which is useless.

4. It is best for Pixiu to be made of jade, because jade is inherently spiritual.

5. As a mythical beast, Pixiu has no taboos. No matter what religion or god or Buddha it is, it does not conflict with anything and can be worn by each other.

6. You can’t say buy when you say Pixiu, you must say please.

7. Don’t flush the front door (it doesn’t matter what door you come in from the outside, but don’t flush the toilet), because the front door is where the door god or the god of wealth is in charge, and Pixiu has no right to interfere.

8. Don’t face the mirror, because the mirror will produce light evil, which is taboo for Pixiu.

9. Don’t face the bed, as this will be detrimental to yourself.

The above is a detailed introduction to what Pixiu represents. Pixiu is an auspicious beast that attracts wealth. Pixiu represents a sign of driving away evil spirits and bringing good luck. Wearing a bow-waisted Pixiu has been popular among people since ancient times. Especially for all those who are doing business, Pixiu is the divine beast that they must invite to attract wealth.