Feng Shui items for love and happy married life

Whether you believe in the concept of Feng Shui or not, it’s been around for millennia. Said to have originated in China, it follows the theory of flowing energies. In English, the term translates into ‘wind-water’. Feng Shui has been used to draw positive energy in order to gain wealth, happiness, stability and peace of mind. Its popularity appears to be rising in modern times with Westerners applying it to their way of living. Married couples, who desire to strengthen their bond, would do well to incorporate Feng Shui items in and around their home. Like all methods of geomancy, there’s no guarantee that this ancient practice will make your married life happier. But, positive energy has for long been known to heal and bring happiness; which is why Feng Shui is so celebrated as a tool to create closeness between couples. Check out here for the must have Feng Shui items for couples!

Mystic jade puzzle ball

In Feng Shui, the dragon and the phoenix are said to be the perfect couple. The mystic jade puzzle ball incorporates these two figures to create a ‘yin-yang’ balance, where the dragon is the yang, or male, and the phoenix is the yin, or female. The puzzle ball is made out of jade, a stone believed to have healing and protective powers. As such, getting yourself one of these exquisitely created puzzle balls will help you and your spouse to achieve a higher level of happiness in your married life.

Rose quartz love birds

This charming piece is perfect for igniting romance in your marriage. The two lovebirds, symbolizing a couple in love, are crafted out of rose quartz with a pale pink hue. The birds, which face each other, are depicted sitting on a lily pad made out of jade, which is a stone noted for its healing and protective properties. For the Chinese, birds are the ultimate symbol of the union between man and woman and in Feng Shui, two birds, as opposed to one, help enhance love!

Crystal lotus flowers

In Feng Shui, crystals are said to harness positive energy to a space. The lotus, meanwhile, represents peace and purity. Put the two together; and you have yourself a powerful tool to guarantee you a happy married life. Crystal lotus flowers are best placed near a window where they can reflect sunlight to create peaceful energy. They can also be positioned facing the southwest to enhance luck for home and for business. To heighten the chances of bringing in positive energy, choose crystal lotus flowers that have blossomed and feature numerous petals.

Dragon & phoenix figurine or pendants

Get yourself these dragon and phoenix pendants or figurines to enhance happiness in your marriage. The dragon depicts the male or yang while the phoenix is symbolic of the female or yin. The two balance each other out to create yin-yang, an Asian philosophical concept that shows how complementary opposites exist only in relation to the other. These bronze-based figurines and pendants should be placed in the living room to draw happiness to your marriage and overall family life. They can also be displayed in the center of an office space to bring success to business endeavors.

Double fishes

Couples seeking to strengthen their marriage and enhance love would do well to purchase this double fish wall hanging Feng Shui item. Intricately crafted out of red thread, the wall hanging symbolizes a happy married life. The item is especially significant when used to bring happiness and success to a married relationship; as the color red, under Feng Shui philosophy, is attributed to success. Place the double fish wall hanging in the southwest area of your bedroom. The item can also be used by singles looking for love!

Elephant figurines

The planet’s largest land animal, the elephant, figures importantly in Feng Shui. A symbol of strength, wealth and fertility, an elephant figurine with its trunk raised is said to draw positive energy to influence success and endurance. You can purchase one depicting a solitary elephant or a herd of them to bring happiness to your marriage. For best results, place the figurines high up on a mantle or a shelf. They can also be positioned in the entrance hall although not directly facing the doorway.

Quan Yin goddess statue

The deity, Quan Yin, is a dominant figure in Feng Shui. She represents spirituality and strength and is sometimes depicted holding a lotus in her palm or pouring a stream of water. Married couples can use a figurine of this deity or the statue, to strengthen their marriage and bring in happiness. Also known as the Goddess of Mercy, the dragon sometimes accompanies her as a motif to add power to the figurine. Place it in a room to cleanse a home of negative energy, marital problems and arguments. Over time, you’ll notice a calmer atmosphere prevailing at home.

Crystal multi-faceted globe

Feel life energy flow around you with this crystal multi-faceted globe. The sphere sits on a wooden stand and bends light into colorful hues. The crystal globe is said to activate ‘chi’, or life energy, in a home to create a peaceful atmosphere. As light hits the globe and bends to create colorful hues, ‘chi’ is said to be activated and radiated in a room. Since crystals are an important symbol of earth energy, they’re commonly used to enhance success and happiness. To draw love and happiness into your marriage, place the globe in southwest position.

Rose quartz pig

In Feng Shui, the pig is said to symbolize honesty, fortitude and simplicity. This rose quartz pig will add romance to your relationship by instilling love and sensitivity in you and your partner. The figurine is also said to strengthen the heart and the sexual organs to help with fertility and sexual problems. The hand carved figurine is made out of soft pink colored quartz and can be presented as a gift to enhance happiness and love in a marriage.

Rose quartz happy Buddha

The laughing Buddha symbolizes happiness and peace and coupled with quartz, will help heal marital problems. The beautifully crafted rose quartz happy Buddha should be placed in the southwest to bring good luck in marriages, preferably high up on a mantle.