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5-Element
Pagoda Keychain (Heaven-Earth-Mankind)
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List Price:USD38
Our Price:USD14.88
Material: Brass
Color: Multicolored
Dimension(in): 0.6x0.6x1.6in
Weight: 50g
ID: SL11260 |
2-PCS SPECIAL
Our Price:USD24.88
ID: SL11260st |
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Product Description
This five element pagoda keychain made
from genuine brass has a the chinese characters "tian-ti-ren"
(heaven-earth-mankind). This keychain is normally required
for the following situations:
1. When one's zodiac is invaded by 5-Yellow and 2-Illness
energy during certain year or month.
2. Those living in bedrooms that are located in 5-Yellow and 2-Illness
areas will suffer from the afflictions. In 2010, 5-Yellow is in
the SW and the 2-Illness is in the NE.
3. For houses that are in the axis where either 5-Yellow and 2-Illness
is, especially even more pronounce if the maindoor is in those
locations. In 2010, houses with axis SW-NE will be afflicted by
such kind of energy.
Note: This pagoda is made from 100% pure brass and is from the
original mold. Its quality is different from immitation material
and mold. Unlike the 6 inch Trinity Pagoda, this tiny five piece
stack up are permanent, and cannot be unscrewed due to size limitation.
What 5 Element Pagoda symbolizes?
The Feng Shui Master's 5 Element Pagoda
is a more superior and effective cure considered by many authentic
masters compared to windchime, coins and metal wu lou. This pagoda
is intelligently designed by the grandmasters and made from strong
brass (representing strong metal element) to effectively counter
strong earth energy from 5-Yellow and Illness Star#2 in Period
8. It is also potent to ward off bad energy, illnesses, evil and
killing forces in our surroundings. This is the "tradesecret"
of many authentic masters in the classical feng shui world in
Southeast Asia, and rarely could be found in the West.
The stack-up of five different
shapes (in three dimension) represent the productive cycle of
the powerful five elements, which is the basis of feng shui studies.
The square at the bottom represents earth element, which produces
metal element, that in turn produces water element, which produces
wood element and finally yields fire element at the top.
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