Saturday, July 10, 2010

What does feng shui say about aquariums???




I came across a site of fengshui which says aquariums or even a small bowl of fish tank will bring good luck ......The below paragraphs are an extract from it...

''Water is one of the 5 elements used by fengshui. Water is the life force, symbolizes wealth. Incoming water from the two waterfall symbolizes wealth and good fortune. All wealth will stay within top tank without flowing out even with an open outlet at the bottom. The word "SUI" in Cantonese means both water and money. In feng shui interiors like waterfalls, ponds, aquariums, fountains, in your surrounding promote wealth and blessings.
Fountains and bubbling aquariums bring sound of water to space and assist in creating peace.
Fish are considered lucky, because the water they live is equated with wealth. The Chinese word for `fish' (yu) means `abundance or affluence'. So fish symbolizes wealth.
Fish is a symbol for happiness, serenity, wealth, abundance. It is believed that fish sleep with their eyes open and do not allow bad energies. Fish in home, offices mean life which means chi is generated always. It attracts good luck.
Many geomancers recommend placing fish tanks in a home or office to symbolize good fortune.
Flowing water is an essential component to feng shui as it is one of the objects believed to have the powers of redirecting, reflecting, or shifting energy in a space. Water Fountains help lift the ch'i with the gentle sound of flowing water. In the five creative elements theory of feng shui, it is important to have a balance of all of the elements - a water fountain can help activate the water element.
Just remember to keep the water fresh! Stagnant or moldy water in your fountain can adversely affect the feng shui in your home or office. Water from fountain should not be allowed to flow out.The OPEN BOTTOM concept fish tank assure that all splashing water will stay within tank''

All those people out there who wanted a fish tank for a long time have got a reason to buy one now....

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