Good Luck Ox Pi Yao at Feng Shui Bestbuy

Product Description
The ox is the secret friend of the rat. Therefore in the year of rat, this animal will be extra lucky and blessed by the Grand Duke. The presence of ox with piyao will therefore be able to please the Grand Duke and invoke wealth blessings. This method of inviting wealth into homes is used widely in Taiwan with successful results. The ox will bring wealth through persistency, consistency and hard work. The ox is the emblem of spring which translates to good harvest, happiness, windfall, joyful news and good year ahead. It grants people with most of the wishes anyone would have. It is considered as a sacred animal in some countries and brings successful business encounters, luck in investments, luck in stocks speculation, prosperity, wealth, abundance, success, passing examinations, good descendants luck and good fortune to households. While the Pi Yao brings people out of difficult times. This ornament is required in all homes to bring in good fortune according to the Theory of Liu He. It will especially benefit those who have conflicts with Tai Sui.

Side and back view of the ornament. Beautiful craftmanship.

What ox and pi yao symbolize?

The ox is considered as sacred animal in China, Thailand, Nepal, India and many parts of Asia. Chinese always associate the ox to spring. Each year, in chinese almanac, the ox and its gesture is used to describe spring and what the outlook is for the year in terms of weather, agricultural harvest and economy. It is also believe that the ox could deflect any evil spirits as it is considered as a sacred animal in Buddhist texts. For example, the Summer Palace lake at Peiping had a bronze image of the ox erected to suppress any demons that would possibly disturb the lakes, rivers and seas. Many Buddhist followers believe that the ox has the power to transform all wishes into reality. It is a symbol of harvest and good yields. In the west, we refer to the term "bullish" share market as reflecting stocks rising crazily for a substantial period of time. Therefore, the ox symbolizes ultimate gain, success and incremental fortune.

On the other hand, the Pi Yao is the most popular symbol used by Feng Shui enthusiasts as recommended by the masters. It is a hot seller in the Feng Shui Bestbuy due to its many advantages. Pi Yao is the ninth son of the Heavenly Dragon and has different names depending on where it is being sighted. Pi Yao lives in the heaven, Pi Xiu lives on earth and Pi Kan lives in the sea. All of them brings the same blessings and possess the same properties. Pi Yao is a protective heavenly creature that has one horn, lion-dog face, hoofs and little wings and a tail. They are best shown sitting on chinese coins to signify your fortune being protected, thus making it a wealth enhancer as well. Many people prefer using Pi Yao over Chi Lin because Pi Yao does not have an anus and only eats but does not dispose. It has a big and infinite appetite. For the naturally greedy businessmen and merchants or housewives out there, if you intend to only have lots of money luck coming in and ensure the money never be spent, Pi Yao is what you are looking for. Pi Yao are also known to be very obedient to their owners as they are loyal in nature.

The Pi Yao provides a minimum of six blessings as follows:
1. Ushers good luck and fortune
2. Generate good feng shui or earth luck
3. Elevating wealth and riches
4. Protects individuals and home
5. Drives away evil, obstacles and hardship
6. Brings windfall luck

In the olden days, Pi Yao was devoted as guardian of homes of the emperor and high officials. Because of its capabilities to drive away evil and ushering wealth, it would benefit those earning a living in the bank, finance companies, foreign exchange markets, entertainment circle, casinos, business, betting, service industry and stock market. It brings good luck all year round.

One should display this ornament anywhere along the north-south axis or by the bedside of those affected by the Tai Sui 2008.

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