Animal figurines that, according to Feng Shui, will bring good luck and prosperity to your home

Figurines with cats

A cat with one paw raised up, and in the other, holding a sign with hieroglyphs, where the wish of happiness and good luck is written - also a symbol of success and financial wealth.

They place it at the entrance, facing the door. This is how the animal figurine will lure good luck and money into the house. In addition, it can contribute to the fulfillment of your cherished desires.

Mini pig

The pig is considered a symbol of prosperity in many cultures. It’s not for nothing that piggy banks are made in the shape of a round pig.

Of course, this does not mean at all that it is necessary to have a large pig at home, fattening it up to two hundred kilograms. To attract money, it is enough to get a small decorative pig, the size of a pocket dog or a small cat.

Figurines with toads

A three-legged toad with a coin in its mouth is perhaps the most popular and widespread symbol of wealth. It is placed in the southeast of the house, in the wealth zone.

You can also place a figurine at the front door so that wealth can easily enter through the door. It is worth remembering that toads are afraid of heights, so you should not place the talisman on the closet.

Frog

Residents of the eastern regions of ancient Rus' believed that the frog in a broad sense symbolized prosperity. It was impossible to offend her, much less kill her, so as not to invite trouble.

According to legends, a frog living under a threshold or stove could bring prosperity and a lot of money to the owner of the house, protecting him from bad weather, and also make the land fertile.

Dragon figurine

The dragon is a symbol of wisdom, success, prosperity and development. A dragon figurine will work better in the eastern part of the home.

Following the teachings of Feng Shui, many make it an element of the interior of an office or a place where work and financial issues are usually resolved.

In addition, the figurine can be placed not only in a living space, but also in an office, at work, or on the table at which you work.

Feng Shui symbols of wealth - plants

This is the famous money tree, the less popular but powerful talisman dollar tree, and other plants that create a comfortable atmosphere of benefits. Learn more about money plants.

The location of the plants is in the southeast of the room, where the flow of money energy passes and the area of the wood element is located.

An interesting plant is considered to be the lucky bamboo, which combines the five elements of Feng Shui.

Dog

The dog is the standard of devotion and fidelity. It will protect the house from negative energy. An animal figurine with a pot of coins will attract a flow of cash, prosperity and wealth into your home.

There are no specific places where the figurine will bring good luck. But no matter where you place it, it will work devotedly for happiness in your home.

Cat

Cats are considered mystical creatures and are able to sense the energy of their owner. They can easily help improve any area of human life: it doesn’t matter whether it’s money or, perhaps, love.

According to the sign, cats with a black nose or a tricolor color bring financial well-being. If an animal lands on your wallet, then income from an unexpected source will soon await you.

And on a full moon, if the cat starts to wash itself, place a banknote next to it. In this way, the pet will “wash” money into your home.

7: Cornucopia

Greek symbol.

In this country it was believed that the god Plutos kept such a horn. Not just food or money, but all worldly goods constantly poured out of the horn. God picked him up when the horn was accidentally broken by the divine goat Amalthea. Although there is another version: when the river god Ahelous turned into a bull, wanting to fight Hercules, he broke one of his horns - and so it went to Plutos.

In painting, this symbol is depicted as a horn from which flowers and/or ripe fruits flow.

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Barn Owl: Barn owls see without seeing and hear without hearing; they hear the unspoken and see without physical vision. Raven : Ravens symbolize magic, inner fears, change in consciousness, healing, relief from illness, the unknown, mischief, adaptability, intelligence, ingenuity, death, war, bloodshed, battle, divination and the destruction necessary for creation. They are messengers of the spirit world. They are associated with the Old Man, the Sun, Odin, Apollo, Athena, Chronos, Asclepius, Brahma, Morrigan, Babd, Nantosuelta and Lugh. Swan : Swans symbolize grace, healing, altered states, intuition, transformation, transitions, spiritual growth, premonitions, omens, divinity of spirit, dignity, monogamy, milking and silence. They are associated with Apollo, Aphrodite, the Muses, Venus, Zeus, Saraswati, Brahma and Devi. Dragon : Dragons are teachers, warriors and protectors. They symbolize the Great Mother Goddess, matriarchy, benevolence, divinity, royalty, the supernatural, infinity, change, elemental magic and spiritual guidance. They are associated with Mithra, Horse, Apollo, Indra, Aruna and Soma. Eastern dragons are more serpentine and often have mustaches. They symbolize the ruler's power, masculinity, yang, prosperity, rain, wisdom and hidden secrets. Western dragons are more reptile-like, more massive, and often have large, bat-like wings. They symbolize fire, confrontation, danger and solitude. Griffin : Griffins are guards. They symbolize spiritual enlightenment, the seasons, and the connection between spiritual energy and cosmic forces. They are associated with the Sun, Sky, Earth, Nemesis and Apollo. Pegasus : Pegasus symbolize inspiration, poetry, grace, freedom from earthly worries, the astral level, the transformation of evil into good, glory and eloquence. They are associated with Demeter and Osiris. Phoenix : The Phoenix is a symbol of resurrection, rebirth, spiritual growth, strength and energy to overcome life's challenges, fire and royalty. This is a moon/sun symbol associated with Osiris, Ra and Circe. Unicorn : Unicorns are a symbol of innocence, goodwill, glory, prosperity, healing, gentleness, purity of mind, personal strength, naivety, joy, life, nature and freedom. They are associated with Artemis, Diana and moon goddesses in general.

Snail

The snail is a symbol of calm and tranquility. And these emotions are a consequence of self-confidence and one’s abilities. The energy of these qualities can be generated by observing leisurely and calm snails.

They seem to remind people that haste is not at all the key to success, and the owner of a calm and balanced character is doomed to success in all areas of life. These shellfish will not bring fabulous wealth, but they will definitely provide stable income that will constantly grow.

Making a talisman of happiness with your own hands

If you do not have the opportunity to purchase a symbol of happiness, you can always make it yourself. Now we will tell you about the easiest ways to get a talisman.

What can you use to make an amulet for good luck:

From paper. This is the most budget option. It does not require any drawing skills or the purchase of expensive materials. Arm yourself with a small piece of paper and a pen and draw a protective sign on the sheet. Kolovrat, Star of David, pentacle or any other symbol of your choice. The main thing is to be sure that this is a lucky symbol and draw it exactly.
From stone. Apply an ancient Slavic sign or runic symbol to its surface (do not forget that you need to use waterproof paint). This could be Fehu, who brings money, Ansuz, who helps deal with the past and increases vitality, or Soulu, who fulfills wishes.
Made from wax. To make a talisman, you need to light a candle in a glass filled with water. Dripping from the candle, the wax will create some kind of figure. Hide it in an envelope or bag and don’t show it to anyone.

Amulets made of paper and wax will not last long, so they will have to be replaced more often than others. But the stone can be used until it becomes unusable. As soon as it cracks, get rid of it immediately and replace it with a new one. But don't throw it away! Bury it in the ground, moving away from the house and thank it for how it helped you.

Today we told you about symbols used around the world. Some of them are popular, others are little known, but all can bring happiness if you know how to handle them.

Don’t forget to please your amulets with gratitude, wash them if the material allows, and cleanse them of negativity. And, of course, believe in their strength. After all, without faith in success you will not be able to achieve anything.

Birds

The bird symbolizes wisdom. They are often used in magical rituals. It is recommended to own a bird for people who suffer from a lack of information in their heads. These creatures will strengthen the information field of your home. However, the energy of birds will be in conflict with a cat or dog; it is impossible to keep them in the same house together.

By keeping a bird together with other animals, you can destroy the harmony of the home aura.

It is especially important to place the cage correctly. According to Feng Shui, the most convenient place for it is on the eastern side of your apartment, since all the good energy of your home accumulates there. The bird will enhance it several times.