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LARGE PAIR OF GUARDIAN LIONS / CHINESE FOO DOG STATUES    US $24.99

Chinese Red bronze Classic Palace talisman Evil Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lion Pair    US $332.94

Medium Pair Chinese Bronze Foo Dogs Guardian Lions Statues Figures 6.2"High    US $79.50

Chinese Bronze Foo Dog Guardian Lion Door Knocker 6"H    US $37.50

Vintage Foo Dog/Guardian Lions/Dragons Small Metal bowl~Marked    US $7.49

17 INCH China Folk Old WuCai porcelain Feng Shui Evil Fu Foo Dog Lion Guardian    US $600.00

23"Large Red Bronze Evil spirits Guardian Door FOO Dog Lion doorkeeper Pair    US $2,650.00

China Pure purple Bronze Cloisonne Evil Guardian Door Fu Foo Dog Lion Censer    US $1,599.00

100% Pure Bronze cloisonne Regius Palace Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lion kylin beast    US $4,800.00

China classical Bronze Evil Guardian Fu Foo Dog Lion Feng Shui unicorn beast    US $260.00

Regius Palalce 100% Bronze cloisonne unicorn Foo Dog Guardian Lion Censer Pair    US $3,690.00

Pair Old Chinese Gilt Bronze Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lions    US $149.00

46 INCH China Old Bronze regius Palace Evil Door Guardian Fu Foo Dog Lion Pair    US $4,094.00

100% Pure Bronze cloisonne 24K Gold Gild Palace Evil Guardian Foo Dog Lion Pair    US $22,365.00

Chinese WuCai porcelain Two Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lion Play Ball Pair    US $370.00

46"China Folk Old Bronze Feng Shui Evil Door Guardian Hui Feng Foo Dog Lion Pair    US $3,500.00

A Carved Pair Chinese bamboo Guardian lions Foo Fu Dog    US $850.00

Pair Old Chinese Bronze Guardian Lion Foo Fu Dog Statue    US $199.00

Old Chinese Bronze Guardian Lions Foo Fu Dog Statue    US $199.00

Regius Palalce 100% Bronze cloisonne unicorn Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lion beast    US $774.30

Chinese Royal Pure Bronze Palace talisman Evil Fu Foo Dog Guardian Lion Pair    US $369.00

China 100% Bronze Gild Cloisonne Fu Foo Dog Lion beast Evil Door Guardian Pair    US $7,000.00

Folk Classic Bronze carved Feng Shui Guardian Fu Foo Dog Lion Pair small statue    US $177.00

Oriental Chinese Bronze Vase / Ceremonial Wine Cup - Guardian Foo Lion    US $55.01

Old Pair Chinese Silver Guardian Lion Foo Fu Dog Statue    US $180.00

Chinese Bronze Foo Dog Guardian Lion Door Knocker 6"H    US $37.50

Antique Chinese Imperial Guardian Temple Lions Foo Dog Statue Carving Sculpture    US $15,000.00

TaiWan KOJI pottery WuCai porcelain Guardian Evil Door Money Fu Foo Dog Lion    US $920.00

TaiWan KOJI pottery WuCai porcelain Guardian Evil Door kylin Foo Dog Lion Pair    US $620.00

11"Chinese Pure Brass Carved Evil Door Guardian Fu Foo Dog Lion pair    US $380.00

17" Huge Chinese Red Bronze Guardian Foo Dog Lion Pair statue    US $727.09

Chinese Royal Pure Bronze Fu Foo Dog Lion Mother-son beast Guardian Statue    US $299.00

12"Chinese Bronze Gilt Guardian Foo Dog Lion statue Pair    US $299.00

Pair Old Chinese Gilt Guardian Lions Foo Fu Dog Statue    US $299.00

Chinese classical Silver Palace Guardian Evil Door Foo Dog Fu Lion kylin Pair    US $177.11

Regius Palace classical Bronze Silver Guardian Evil Door Foo Dog Lion kylin Pai    US $356.00

China regius Palace Old Bronze Guardian Evil Door beast Foo Dog kylin Lion Pair    US $4,094.00

100% Pure Bronze cloisonne Regius Palace Door Evil FU Foo Dog Guardian Lion Pair    US $7,620.00

100% Pure Bronze 24K Gild Silver Royal Feng Shui Guardian Evil Foo Dog Lion Pair    US $2,760.00

1Pair Old Chinese Tibet silver Bronze Fu Foo Dog Guardian lion Statue @@6    US $171.11

2 Miniature Vintage Porcelain Chinese Foo Dogs Guardian Lion Figurines    US $48.00

40"Huge China Old Bronze palace Evil Guardian Door FOO Dog Lion figurine Pair    US $4,549.09

14K Yellow Gold Chinese Guardian Lion Foo Dog 3D Charm Pendant Heavy    US $699.99

Old Chinese Bronze Fu Foo Dog Mother-son Guardian Lion Statue    US $299.00

65''Huge CHINA guardian red Bronze FOO DOG Town house LION PAIR    US $5,400.00

China Folk old Bronze Carved Foo Dogs Guardian Door Lions statue Pair    US $300.30

China Bronze Guardian Lion Foo Fu Dog Statue Pair    US $232.96

Old Chinese Nephrite Jade Carved Fu Foo Dog Mother-son Guardian Lion Statue    US $199.00

Pair Old Chinese Gilt Bronze Guardian Lions Foo Fu Dog Statue    US $299.00

Japan celedon shishi jishi lion shrine temple fu foo guardian dogs statues    US $250.00

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What I would like to do in this article is to go over some of the various items, symbols, charms, amulets, talisman and objects that one can use to obtain Sheng Ch'i and good luck. The art of Feng Shui certainly has a large number of unique and beautiful items that can be used for this purpose. Many you may be aware of already. Some might surprise you.

The Lucky Symbols for Feng Shui Sheng Ch'I that I have listed are in no particular order. It is just a random listing with a brief description of the item. I am sure there will be some items that I did not include that may have been on your list. Here are my top 20 Lucky Symbols for Feng Shui Sheng Ch'i.

*Dragons - There are many different dragons that can bring you good luck, protect you, and provide you with good fortune. The nature of the dragon you select will determine the best placement.

*Three-Legged Moon Frog - This 3 legged frog would have a coin in his mouth and often is sitting on a pile of coins. Inside you main entrance facing into the home he will bring you luck and prosperity.

*Chi Lin, the Dragon Horse- With the body of a horse and the head of a dragon this Chinese Unicorn will protect you and bring you prosperity. Place him near the main entrance or the dining room or living room for best results.

*Feng Shui Fu Dogs, or Imperial Guardian Lions - You display these fine animals in pairs, one male and one female. They will protect your home and are symbols of family wealth.

*Fuk Luk Sau - The Three Star Gods will bring you luck, health, prosperity, and longevity. Place them up high in your living room or dining room.

*BaGua Mirror - this is a round mirror mounted into an octagonal frame. You never use in inside the home and is only used outside above the entrance door when there is negative Chi present.

*Ox Symbol or Statue - Placed in the southwestern corner of your home it will bring you wealth energy, prosperity, and abundance.

*Carp or Koi (Gold Fish) - The Carp or Koi can be substituted for with gold fish. 3 Gold Fish in a small fish bowl or even artwork displaying Carp or Koi will bring you luck and prosperity.

*White Lucky Cat - With the right paw raised it brings you good luck and with left paw raised it brings you money. There are many cats of different colors and designs that bring good luck and prosperity.

*Mystic Knot (Endless Knot) - This is a powerful item that can give you longevity and good luck. Its design represents the infinity symbols (6) and is found in many forms including jewelry and amulets.

*Buddha Statues - There are many Buddha statues that bring good luck and fortune. The Laughing Buddha is my favorite but there are several that can be used for protection, prosperity, good luck, and even fertility. They are usually very beautifully crafted and a great addition to your home.

*Dragon Tortoise - With a coin in his mouth and sitting on a pile of coins this animal that is a symbol of longevity will also bring you good luck and prosperity.

*Crane - The Crane can bring you health, longevity, prosperity, and good luck. One must remember with all birds used in Feng Shui that we do not used caged birds as that would be bad Chi. You can use artwork depicting the bird in a free state.

*Elephant - The elephant is considered a strong good luck, prosperity, wisdom and longevity symbol. It should have its trunk raised and should be displayed high on a shelf or mantle.

*Wealth Bucket - You need to fill the metal bucket with coins and then place it in the northwest corner of your home or office. It is not displayed in the open but instead is put away in a cabinet or drawer to be effective.

*Coins & Crystal Balls - There are so many different good luck charms made from a combination of different styles of Chinese Coins and/or Crystal Balls, often tied together with red ribbon or string and may include red tassels. There are dozens to choose from.

*Golden Pigs - Usually placed in pairs this symbol will bring good fortune and joy to the home. These are especially useful when establishing a new home or business.

*Indoor Plants - Live plants kept healthy placed in the southeast corners will increase wealth.

*Rooster Figure - A Rooster in the office will help eliminate a lot of "Office Politics" and allow it to run smoothly. An unusual item but very effective. It will help give you good luck in the office.

*Arowana for Abundance - When this rare tropical fish swims over treasure it brings good luck and prosperity. It is usually a very unique and colorful figure to display.

That concludes my top 20 Lucky Symbols for Feng Shui Sheng Ch'i. I had to condense the coins and crystals as there would have been 20 variations of that sector alone. Then there were many other items that did not make my top 20.

With that in mind, good luck, good fortune and Sheng Chi!

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Chinese Lion Dance Information and Facts

The Chinese use these powerful beasts as protection as well as to ward off harmful and evil spirits. Lion Dancing is the most popular folk dance in China. Without going through the ceremony of Kai Guang, a new lion should not be used In lion dance tradition. Kai Guang or Dian Jing means eye dotting or eye opening. This is a ceremony where a special chosen person is assigned to dot the eyes of the lion. This ceremony is done to give life and tame the new lion.

Chinese stores usually have a Buddhist, Taoist or ancestral altar or shrine. In front of this altar, the new lion is laid out. The drum, cymbals and gong are played steadily and softly in the background. The appointed person will dot the eyes with cinnabar. In this practice, some schools also use the blood of a live rooster. The first thing to dot will be the mirror of the front of the lion's head and followed by the eyes, mouth, ears and the rest of the lion. After this, it is said that the lion's senses are then 'awoken'.

The lion slowly awakens, as its eyes moves and blinks. Then the ears flicker, mouth opens, and body moves. When the lion is given life, the gong, cymbals and drum get louder and firecrackers are set off outside the restaurant or store. The new lion will usually always begin with three bows; left, right and then center. The lion will face the alter and do the three bows, then continue with the traditional lion dance routine.

Originated in China one thousand years ago, the lion dance is categorized into two major styles, Southern and Northern. The Northern lion is usually red, yellow and orange, shaggy in appearance, with a golden head and used as entertainment for the imperial court while the Southern dance is usually performed as a special ceremony to exorcise bad or evil spirits as well as to summon luck or fortune. The southern lions available in a wide variety of colors and usually have a distinctive head and large eyes, with a mirror which looks like bagua on its forehead.

Chinese guardian lions (or also known as Foo Dog) and tiger are widely used by Chinese people as protection. Find out more about Tiger in feng shui and how you can use feng shui 'tiger' to enhance luck and avoid misfortune.

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Fu Dogs / Foo Dogs / Lion Dogs - Both Male?

For Christmas I was given these two beautiful blue gradient Chinese Fu Dogs (resembling the Chinese guardian lion), both holding a ball under one of their paws. One holds a ball under their right, the other under their left. After some reading, I realize that as neither holds a younger Fu Dog under a paw, they are both male. Could this be true? And if so, how should I act accordingly? Would using them as Door Gods or Door Guardians seem ill fit?

Put one at the entrance to your driveway, one at the entrance to your door, then next year ask for a right and left female!

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