The doctrine of feng shui uses many talismans . One of them is Hotei.
Hotei - canvas bag over the shoulders of a fat little monk Tsi-Tsy. As the legend says, Qi-Tsi wandered all his life through Chinese villages back in the 10th century. "The whole world rests in my sack," the monk spoke to the poor with a grin. With his appearance in the villages reigned a holiday, joy and fun.
The value of Hotei according to Feng Shui
Hotei the merry fellow or the Laughing Buddha is considered in the countries of the East God of merriment, prosperity, happiness and wealth.
Feng Shui Hotei has a weighty enough value. He helps realize the most cherished and bold desires. Hotei feng shui brings peace to the house, well-being, joy and happiness to its inhabitants, while taking and neutralizing negative energy, pouring out positive in return. The giving says, if you lose your stomach before leaving your house, you will be lucky.
Figures Hotei in China, Japan, Vietnam cut out of wood and stone, made of clay and metal. Represent it all in different ways: in the form of key fobs and miniature and fairly large sizes of figurines. More than two thousand different unique images of the merry monk were made by masters of antiquity. Modern artisans continue to make art.
Want to depict with various attributes in or around the hands. Hotei on a snake, on an elephant, on a turtle, with pearls in his hands or with a vase over his head. Various objects in the hands of a monk, feng shui treats differently. For example, a pearl in the hands symbolizes material and spiritual wealth, rosary - the search for a spiritual path.
A three-toasted toad, sitting on gold bars and holding a coin in his mouth, considers feng shui as a symbol of wealth. It is a talisman of the multiplication of wealth in the house. According to the teachings, the toad should be located in the room as if she had just jumped into your house just now.
Feng Shui Hotei on the toad symbolizes stability in financial and material terms, health, lack of everyday problems, a positive charge of emotions.
Acquiring the figure of Hotei, you should not save, because Hotei feng shui God of wealth and prosperity. Unlike the figure of Khoteya on the toad, a statuette of a gay monk must have a look at the front door, as if meeting good and prosperity.
Choose a place where to put Hotei on feng shui will not be difficult. It should be a cozy place in the living room or in the hallway, where God will harmoniously fit into the interior and will delight the look.