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The Golden Bok Choy Keychain is perfect for Feng Shui enthusiasts and practitioners on the go - the image of the bok choy vegetable is made entirely of metals with a gold sheen. This keychain is perfect for wallets, bags, suitcases, keys and more.
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The Five Element Ingot Crystals are made from authentic crystals in five types. These wealth ingots are really special, because the crystals used - heliotrope (blue), yellow jade (yellow), aventurine (green), jasper (red) and magnesite (white) - symbolize the Five Elements Water, Wood, Fire, Earth and Metal.
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The Three Emperor Coins in Red Thread (set of 5) come in a set of three, and tied togethers with red Chinese silk cording. The way the thread is tied corresponds to the Trinity – Heaven, Earth and Man. Some Feng Shui practitioners recommend placing these coins in account books to double the annual returns. They are also used as metal cure to weaken ‘Sha-Qi’ generated by 'Earth Sha'.
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About Kuan Yin The Goddess of Mercy is one of the most popular deities in the Buddhist pantheon. She is known for her compassion, mercy, kindness and empathy towards those who are in troubles. She is often depicted in white robes and with a kind, saintly expression, though occasionally she may also be depicted as a man, with the counterpart name Avalokitesvara.
The Blessed Kuan Yin Wealth Amulet for the Dog is perfect for those who fall under the sign of the Rat.
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Chinese Health Balls have long been touted as the ultimate relaxation tool, and famed as the one of the "three treasures" of Baoding, China (BaoDing is a Chinese city in the province of Hebei, and is apparently the home of Chinese health balls). The production of Chinese Health Balls date as far back as to the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644).
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This lovely tea set features porcelainware of a teapot and six cups.
This set is created in the traditional method of white-and-indigo celadonware, though these are not authentic celadon by any means! They are a faithful reproduction.
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Aside from Feng Shui, The Feng Shui Dictionary also covers relevant issues such as religion, spirituality, New Age knowledge and even Wiccan (contemporary witchcraft) information!
This nifty tool is perfect for the Feng Shui beginner as well as enthusiasts. Those who are well-read in Feng Shui will also find this book essential as a refresher of knowledge.
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The Infinity Jade Bracelet of Protection is considered as a symbol of endless love and good fortune. The infinity knot bears a striking resemblance to the number eight, and this is all the more auspicious since the Chinese believe that this particular number, though in Gregorian format, symbolizes good luck and auspiciousness.
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