Feng Shui for Protection

A beautiful bracelet made up of a 3-Eyed Dzi Bead and round smooth obsidian beads strung on tough stretchable band. The Six-Eyed Dzi restores the physiological functions of the viscera and bodily strength, removes impending ill fortune and represents increment of fortune.On the other hand, Obsidian is a perfect crystal for you if your personal self-esteem and confidence... More

Ancient Chinese people used to display pious and religious symbols out side their houses to word of evil spirits and attract good luck and fortune to them. In India the three most auspicious signs are  those of " SWASTIK - OM and TRISHUL " . Hence if all these three signs are displayed together on the out side of main door, it is supposed to be very lucky and also... More

Ancient Chinese people used to display pious and religious symbols out side their houses to word of evil spirits and attract good luck and fortune to them. In India the three most auspicious signs are  those of " SWASTIK - OM and TRISHUL " . Hence if all these three signs are displayed together on the out side of main door, it is supposed to be very lucky and also... More

A Pa kua Mirror consists of a round convex mirror mounted at the centre of an octagonal- shaped Pa Kua. In the Pa Kua all sectors are represented with their respective colors and symbols. The trigram arrangement around the eight sides in a Pa Kua, gives meaning to the eight major directions of the compass, with South always placed on top. A Pa Kua mirror is used to ward off... More

A Ba kua is similar in all respects to the Pa Kua mirror, the only difference being that in the center there is no mirror but  the mirror is replaced with a YIN-YANG symbol. The Ba kua is to be hung on the door frame of the master bedroom. If you are using it in an office then it should be hung on the door frame of your office cabin. A Pa Kua / Ba kua is believed... More