What is Pixiu? What is the best way to place it?

Introduction: Now in Chinese Feng Shui, there are many things about the use of wealth-attracting items. In fact, this involves the issue of "promoting wealth". In real life, many friends only look at the surface and do not understand the true meaning. They place some Feng Shui wealth-attracting items at random. Some of them are placed appropriately and get some help. Some of them are placed improperly, which may have a negative effect. Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

In the real Feng Shui, how do we use and arrange these auspicious items to promote wealth?
There is a saying in Feng Shui that "wealth is the source of life". Therefore, both Feng Shui for graves and houses attach great importance to population and wealth, which also reflects our Chinese people's desire for a better life.

In our daily use, especially now that Feng Shui items are more abundant, it can be said that they are dazzling. For example, there are golden toads, pixiu, gourds, five emperors' coins, crystals, treasure bowls, etc. So how do we arrange these auspicious items according to Feng Shui, and how do we use these auspicious items to make Feng Shui layout? Here we will give you some further explanations. First, let's talk about Pixiu.

Nowadays, whether doing business or at home, many friends like to place Pixiu at home, in the company or in the shop. But I found that some people placed them correctly, while some people placed them inappropriately. Let's first talk about what exactly is Pixiu?

In fact, in ancient Chinese legends, the Pixiu is the ninth of the nine sons of the dragon. Legend has it that Pixiu, dragon, phoenix and Qilin are collectively known as the four sacred beasts, symbolizing good luck and wealth. Pixiu is even more of a representative of attracting wealth. Pixiu is born with a strange appearance. Legend has it that Pixiu has a dragon head, a horse body, Qilin feet, horns on its head, wings on its shoulders, and protruding fangs. Then the Pixiu guards the heaven to bring good luck and avoid misfortune. Moreover, the Pixiu is very noble in its diet. It does not eat earthly things, but uses gold, silver and treasures as its food to fill its hunger. There is a very interesting story here. Legend has it that one day the Pixiu ate a lot of gold, silver and treasures and its stomach became upset. He accidentally had diarrhea beside the Jade Emperor, which angered him and he slapped him on the butt. As a result, the anus of the Pixiu has been sealed since then, so it is said that the Pixiu only eats and does not defecate, and its food is gold, silver and treasures from all directions.

In fact, we generally see two images of Pixiu, one with two horns and the other with one horn. The single-horned one is Tianlu, and the double-horned one is Pixie. Tianlu is best at attracting wealth and accumulating money, while Pixie is best at guarding the house. Therefore, we should place as many single-horned Tianlu as possible in our company or business premises, and as many double-horned ones as possible to ward off evil spirits in our home environment.

There are actually some things to be particular about when placing it. If placing Tianlu, first of all, remember that the mouth of the Pixiu must be placed facing the door, and try to place the Pixiu in the shape of an inward or outward eight.

Because the characteristic of Pixiu is that it only eats and does not defecate, it seems to attract wealth and money, so it is placed facing the door to absorb the wealth outside in. The placement of the Pixiu in the shape of eight characters inside and eight characters outside symbolizes swallowing wealth from all directions, also known as "income from eight directions". In fact, there is a saying in our "Book of Changes" that all things in the world have images in the sky and shapes on the earth. In fact, the same is true for Feng Shui items. Don't regard them as simple handicrafts. They have both images and shapes. In fact, this belongs to the principle of transformation of physical images, just like our "Book of Changes" and "Plum Blossom Book of Changes", using hexagrams to reflect the images of all things.

If we place a double-horned figurine at home, we would try to ward off evil spirits, with the main meaning of guarding the house. However, there is one thing that is the same as Tianlu, that is, its mouth should also face the door. When placing evil-repelling objects at home, try to place them vertically and not in an "eight" shape, which would represent the image of guarding the house directly.

There is one thing to note when using Feng Shui to place the Pi Xiu, that is, the Pi Xiu is best placed in a house facing north and south, because the Pi Xiu itself also faces north and south. The south is the Li Palace in the Eight Trigrams and belongs to the fire element, which represents rapid growth. Therefore, placing the Pi Xiu in this way will achieve the best effect of attracting wealth.

If we analyze the wealth position according to the annual fortune, and it happens that the wealth position is located in a north-facing south position that is opposite the front door, we can also place the Pi Xiu in the wealth position.

One thing to keep in mind, whether in a commercial place or a home environment, the mouth of the Pi Xiu must not face inward. As I said before, its function is to attract wealth and fortune. If it faces inward, it will suck the wealth out of the home. You must pay attention to this.