Feng Shui Bagua Mirror
Save- General Uses For Bagua Mirrors Bagua mirrors belong on the outside of the house, usually over the front door or main entrance of a home.
- The bagua mirror is a protective amulet used in classical feng shui schools to deflect and ward off any “poison arrows” or “sha qi”.
- This means if you have a large structure like a corner of a building or a sharp roof line directed towards your front door, you can hang the bagua mirror above your front door, facing towards the structure.
- Bagua mirrors should not be placed in an interior environment, such as the outside of your apartment door inside of the building.
Why This GEMTRE Piece
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| Treatment | Not specified |
| Certification | Not certified |
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About Spiritual & Vastu Items
Vastu Shastra is the traditional Indian system of architecture and space arrangement, broadly comparable in purpose to Feng Shui, that offers guidance on orienting and arranging a home or workspace to support harmony and wellbeing. Vastu pyramids, yantras, and geopathic stress rods are tools commonly used within this tradition to address specific directional or energetic concerns in a space.
A yantra is a geometric diagram — often centred on a specific deity or intention (e.g., Sri Yantra for prosperity) — used as a focal point for meditation or placed in a home/business for its traditional symbolic significance. Feng Shui items, drawn from Chinese tradition, serve a parallel purpose using different symbols (such as the Wu Lou, Laughing Buddha, or Bagua mirror).
As with crystal healing, these are traditional and symbolic practices passed down through generations rather than empirically tested systems, and are typically chosen based on personal or family tradition, an astrologer/vastu consultant's recommendation, or simple resonance with the underlying symbolism.
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