Chung Kwei at Feng Shui Bestbuy

Product Description
Chung Kwei wearing a bright red robe is in his most powerful form of all, when he carries out his duties to fight evil forces. This protective Chung Kwei is depicted holding an open sword and successfully subduing an evil under his sword. It represents him successfully arresting, controlling and terminating the evil. Feng Shui masters would place such an image to powerfully counter and overpowering annual evil stars afflictions. This is in order to remedy any harm and obstacles that could cause severe problems in certain locations of our home. This image can also be placed in homes facing the maindoor to scare off harmful spirits and people of bad intention, or in areas with poison arrows and shar chi, evil stars such as 5-Yellow and scare off ghosts. He has the unusual capability to control our environment from harmful forces and loss of wealth. His fierce and ugly dark skinned look makes him a potent figure for protection and most suitable to be displayed as guardian. Also highly recommended for those who are doing jewellery and businesses that involves expensive goods for protection.

The back view of the statue.

What Chung Kwei symbolizes and how to place the object?
Chung Kwei is popularly seen in all Goldsmith and shops trading expensive goods in Taiwan as an important symbol of protection from robbery, theft and fraud. He is also considered an exorcist of the highest ability as he is said to have subdued many demon spirits and thereafter had them under his command. The image brings you scholastic luck, protection from harmful people, wealth luck and protection from evil spirits/ghost. Having the image of Chung Kwei in your home will provide potent protection from tough enemies who have been giving you a tough time. For those in high profile professions, Chung Kwei will help to prevent backstabbing and jealousy, both in your workplace and business relationships.

Chung Kwei was a bright scholar and a swordsman who had gone through a lot of difficult times to attain his ambition of becoming a court official. Due to his fierce and scary looks, he was denied by an emperor to serve for the government despite passing his exams with great results. He was then made a guardian in the spiritual world to catch roaming bad evil spirits. Later, after many years, another emperor who dreamt about Chung Kwei was sorry about the unfair deprival of his rightful honors even though Chung Kwai was so capable. This Emperor ordered his portrait to be painted and recognized for his duty as "God of Demon Buster ". He was then also being recognized to be "Star God of Examinations" by folks in China.

Chung Kwei is depicted as being ugly with large protruding eyes and a rough beard. His fierceness alone could kill harmful evil. He uses his powerful sword as a weapon to kill the evil spirits. He has bats around him which symbolizes immortality, happiness and extremely good fortune.

Invite a Chung Kwei home to improve your home feng shui:
1. As a protective guardian, Chung Kwei can be place near you entrance facing out directly at the main door to ward off evil spirits, people with bad intention, competitors, robbers, thefts, fraud and act of unlawfulness. He is a masterpiece in chinese art gallery.
2. Chung Kwei can effectively diffuse the fatal effects of 5-Yellow star (bringing mishaps, death, accidents, big losses) if your maindoor is facing this direction. If you invite a Chung Kwei in your house, irrespective of where the flying star for 5-yellow is for any year, his image will be able to protect the entire family.
3. For those who suspect evil spirits wondering to their rooms at nite, you may also place the Chung Kwei at the foot of your stairs to watch out all evil wishing to go upstairs to disturb your sleep.
4. Invite a Chung Kwei during your bad luck and frustration times due to influence from bad people and backstabbing from your office.

Note: Do not place Chung Kwei on the floor. Invite him into your house anytime you feel fearful and needed some protection and good luck.

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