Dragon and Phoenix - Energy Infused

What the Dragon and Phoenix symbolize and how to place the object?
The dragon has an imperial and unsurpassed status. The chinese emperors called themselves the dragons which shows how diving and prestigious they were being considered. The dragon brings upon the essence of life, in the form of its celestial breath, known to many as "sheng chi". It has the ability to blow out cosmic "chi" from its breath, which is the base for studies of Feng Shui. Hidden in the caverns of mountains that are beyond reach or resting in deep seas, the dragon is able to transform and render itself visible or invisible to people. Some said the mountains, valleys, rivers, buildings and highways are all correlated to the dragon's head, claws, tail, veins and his pearl, which translates to fundamental studies of feng shui. Besides drawing in water, the dragon also has the power to release water as it is the king of ocean. That is why ancient emperors used to pray to Dragon God in times of draught or for less rain in times of flood. He yields energy and generates power in the form of the seasons, bringing water from rain, warmth from the sunshine, wind from the seas and soil from the earth. In other words, it is said that the dragon is the ultimate representation of the forces of mother nature. The greatest divine force on earth.

The chinese dragon is often seen as the heaven's supreme symbol of vigilance and incredible strength. The dragon is in charge of the east quadrant of the heaven and represents sunrise, good beginning and hope. People also often refer to the left side of their house (inside looking out) as the green dragon and is also considered luckier than the right side's white tiger. Being a "yang" mythical animal, the dragon can scare off wandering evil spirits, protect the innocent, bless one with safety and increases wealth to all who hold his emblem. The chinese dragon is looked upon as the ultimate symbol of extremely good fortune. Today, all feng shui masters treat the dragon with great respect and have symbols of the dragon as their ultimate possession.

Meanwhile, the phoenix is the goddess of all the winged creatures. The phoenix displayed by itself without the dragon gives "yang" energy. This heavenly bird will harvest opportunity luck, success and prosperity. The phoenix surprises people by turning bad luck into good luck. It will mysteriously carve out path of opportunities to your business, work, career or other aspects of your life. Since it is associated to the south corner, its presence brings you fame and popularity. It will bring out the excellent side of the female. It can even remove quarrelsome energy of a kindling relationship with its fiery energy.

Put together, the dragon and phoenix is the symbol of ultimate yin and yang and perfect feng shui. The dragon is the symbol of male vigour and fertility. The phoenix symbolizes yin splendour and female beauty. They represent fruitful marriage blessed with a great deal of success and prosperity as well as many offsprings, and the beginning of a dynastic family.

The dragon and phoenix is a must have for those seeking for strong bondage in love:

1) Display it in the northwest corner of your living room to magnify the patriarch's luck.

2) Display it in the southwest corner to favour matriarch's luck and to favor love and relationship. 

3) Display it in the east for those who desire to create good health, achievement, knowledge, advancement, fame, authority, power and high status for the family.

4) Display it in the south and shine lights onto it for those who are involved in showbiz, politics or craving for fame and popularity.

5) Display it in your personal nien yen direction for bachelor woman and man seeking for love and marriage.