9-Palace with Ba-Gua and Prayer Wheel Charm

for Protection

Use this auspicious Feng Shui cure to protect against:

(ROOSTER in 2024)
Misfortune Flying Star #5 - carry to suppress and minimize the impact of misfortune and all kinds of bad luck: loss of all types, accidents, illness, hospital visits. When afflicted by Misfortune Star #5, your life and all your hard work may suddenly seem to collapse around you - this is the symbol to use for protection against it.

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The design of this charm represents the Universe in Harmony and Balance.

This charm is based on a historic Tibetan design. Shaped like the shell of a tortoise, the outermost ring features a stylized tortoise face at the top and four arms reaching outward, embracing the whole Mandala design within. A mandala is a circular design based in Buddhism representing the order of the Universe.

Within the next ring of the design are the 12 Chinese Zodiac animals in their annual order.

Within that is the Ba-Gua 八卦 (meaning 8-trigram symbols). The patterns of 3 broken and unbroken lines in a ring represents the 8 fundamental elements of Taoist cosmology arranged in a way that embodies harmony and balance.

Finally, in the center is the 9 Palaces of the Luo Shu Square (雒書 luò shū, Luo River Scroll), or the Nine Halls Diagram (九宫图 jiǔ gōng tú) one of the fundamental diagrams of Feng Shui, Flying Star Feng Shui, and the I-Ching.

The legend of the Luo Shu Square dates back to 650 BC. During the times of great floods in China, one day, Emperor Yu walked along the river Luo. A great turtle emerged from the river with an unusual 3 x 3 pattern on its shell indicating numbers. This pattern became the basis of the Luo Shu Square, a mathematical grid where the sum of numbers from each row, column or diagonal is the same.

9-Palace with Ba-Gua Charm

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9-Palace with Ba-Gua and Prayer Wheel Charm

for Protection