Laughing Budha There are few feng shui cures as popular - and as universal in their application - as the Laughing Buddha. Used as a feng shui cure for good luck, abundance, happiness, success, good health (well, let's just say for everything good!); any feng shui bagua area can benefit from the sparkling energy of the Laughing Buddha.

Fengsui Vastu Products Feng Shui, literally means wind and water, is an Ancient art of creating positive energy and is becoming a popular way to create ideal work and home environments. Feng Shui is called the "Art of Placement," that balances the life energies, or chi, in a living space. Using simple "cures," it increases the flow of positive chi and subdues the negative flow. And according to the theory of Feng Shui, harmonizing our personal chi with the chi in the environment puts us in harmony with the natural forces of nature and, which results in a healthy, happy and prosperous life.

Feng shui shows us how our spaces can be designed and re-arranged in order to provide us the right balance and harmony. Simple things such as the position in which we place our desk, can become determinative to the harmony we feel in that space, and affect factors such as the concentration we may have when working in that space.

Luk Fuk Sau The Fuk Luk Sau, meaning "Three Lucky Immortals / Star Gods", are a very popular symbol to display in Asian homes or offices. They are also highly demanded by those in positions of high power, such as government officials or politicians, because the Fuk Luk Sau bring authority, success, fame and fortune.

These three star deities are strong icons of the most essential aspirations on which humankind depends; wealth, happiness and longevity. Each of these deities are often shown carrying with them different items with auspicious meanings. These three star gods together are a representation of inner harmony; it is said that if you prominently place the Fuk Luk Sau in a main room of your home, such as the living or dining room, they will bring unity to your family and endless good fortune to the residents of the house. According to Lillian Too, famous Feng Shui author and grandmaster, it should be displayed on a high table, in front of a solid wall in either the dining room or living room.

Mandarian Duck The Mandarin ducks symbolize the energy of love and life long devotion in China and Japan, thus their image is used as a traditional Chinese feng shui cure for love & marriage.

The Mandarin ducks are the most popular, well known and widely used traditional feng shui cure for love. Note the word traditional, or classical feng shui, which means that a cure is based on culturally specific images, symbols and overall historical use.

Pakua Mirror The bagua mirror is a powerful feng shui cure that is often misused. Best to place the feng shui bagua mirror only when advised by a professional feng shui consultant.

Feng shui bagua (pa kua) mirror is a round mirror surrounded by an octagonal wooden frame with the feng shui bagua design in either red, green and yellow/gold colors (pictured here) or yellow, black and red colors.

The bagua mirror design is further divided into the so-called Early Heaven and Later Heaven Baguas, both originating from the I Ching widsom.