Dai people have always regarded elephants as a symbol of good luck and strength. For thousands of years, people have formed an indissoluble bond with elephants. People like elephants and worship them. Because Xishuangbanna, Yunnan is a paradise for elephants, the locals love elephants very much. Putting an elephant as a mascot at home means peace, auspiciousness and wealth.
Elephant mascots are usually made of gold-plated plastic or copper. If they have lucky gems of different sizes on their backs and noses, it means peace and good luck! Putting such a golden elephant at home or in the company can make you feel at ease and happy! It is also the best gift to show your mind, whether it is for relatives, friends, bosses or leaders, it is the best choice!
Because of the new image of Vientiane, homophonic "phase" and "phase" The ancients said: "Peace is like an elephant", which means "good luck" and "going out into the phase". Putting this mascot at home can make the family full of peace. The corporate office is dedicated to this person and wealth. * * * Offering sacrifices to civil servants can reduce pressure, increase performance, and be conducive to promotion and "showing off".
Because the five elements belong to gold, elephants have been sacred animals since ancient times and are famous for their good water absorption. Water is wealth. Anyone who sees the sea, pools, rivers and other water at home is called "Tang Ming Gathering Water". If you put elephants at home, they will become rich and small. Elephants are docile by nature and lucky in their houses. If you put it in the most prosperous place indoors, the whole family will benefit.
In addition, placing elephant ornaments at home can absorb the vitality of the seat and strengthen the strength of the seat. Elephants are as thick as a mountain, and elephant ornaments are placed on the side, which is convenient to enhance the strength of the mountain, increase the luck of the nobles and contribute to the prosperity of the cause. When there is no mountain behind the house and nothing to rely on, please come into the house like an elephant.
Generally speaking, elephant mascots are not used to resist fierceness, because elephants are so big, they should be placed in auspicious positions to avoid all kinds of suffocation. Elephants can be placed individually, but it is better to be in pairs, with one nose facing up and the other nose facing down. What needs special attention is not to place weapons such as knives and guns on elephants, which will cause bad punches and lose their due role.
Question 2: What do you mean by elephants that many people like? Since ancient times, China has had the custom of placing and carving various auspicious animals in front of buildings, so as to turn evil spirits into evil spirits and avoid evil. These common animals are unicorns, lions, dragons, elephants and so on.
Among them, elephants are particularly popular.
Elephants are strong, but gentle; Naive, honest, honest; And being able to travel long distances with heavy loads is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness and strength, and also known as the virtue of animals. In myths and legends, elephants are born as shining stars, which can predict the gods. The ancient Buddha descended from the sky by elephants. It is also said that the elephant is the mount of Samantabhadra, and that it can predict the gods.
Question 3: What is the significance of wearing an elephant pendant? What are the precautions? The famous Zhouyi expert asked the former master to talk about the feng shui meaning of elephants.
Since ancient times, China has had the custom of placing and carving various auspicious animals in front of buildings, so as to turn evil spirits into evil spirits and avoid evil. These common animals are unicorns, lions, dragons, elephants and so on.
Among them, elephants are particularly popular.
Elephants are strong, but gentle; Naive, honest, honest; And being able to travel long distances with heavy loads is regarded as a symbol of auspiciousness and strength, and also known as the virtue of animals. In myths and legends, elephants are born as shining stars, which can predict the gods. The ancient Buddha descended from the sky by elephants. It is also said that the elephant is the mount of Samantabhadra, and that it can predict the gods.
Master Qian Qiu said that in the traditional culture of China, because the words "elephant" and "auspicious" are homophonic, elephants have been endowed with more auspicious meanings, and many mascots have been designed accordingly, such as peaceful elephants, auspicious elephants and Vientiane renewal.
Therefore, some people put elephant ornaments at home to take the shape of an elephant as a mountain and have the meaning of a mountain, so as to increase the backing and increase the fortune of the nobles, which is helpful to the cause.
Now, in front of some buildings, hotels and other buildings, you can often see the stone carvings of two elephants. Master Qian pointed out that elephant feng shui has two meanings: first, elephants can be lucky and safe; Second, because elephants are good at absorbing water with their noses, there is a saying in Feng Shui that water is the main source of wealth, so elephants are given the meaning of absorbing gold to make money. Moreover, compared with other auspicious animals, the elephant's own role in ward off evil spirits is relatively weak, and more importantly, its auspicious meaning is more prominent. Therefore, placing elephants in front of these buildings will bring them good luck and wealth.
Elephant has become a favorite mascot of people all over the world for its naive, honest and honest image. In our traditional culture in China, the word "elephant" is homophonic with the word "auspicious", so the elephant is endowed with more auspicious meanings, such as taking the elephant as a treasure bottle (flat) as "peace and elephant"; Carrying an elephant and inserting a halberd (auspicious) vase is "safe and auspicious"; Take the child riding (auspicious) elephant as "auspicious"; Carrying an elephant or rolling its trunk is "good luck".
Dai people have always regarded elephants as a symbol of good luck and strength. For thousands of years, people have formed an indissoluble bond with elephants. People like elephants and worship them. Master Qian said that because Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province is a paradise for elephants, the local people love elephants very much and put them at home as mascots, which means peace, auspiciousness and wealth. The ancients said: "Peace is like an elephant", which means "good luck" and "going out into the phase". Putting this mascot at home can make the family full of peace. The corporate office is dedicated to this person and wealth. * * * Offering sacrifices to civil servants can reduce pressure, increase performance, and be conducive to promotion and "showing off". Because the five elements belong to gold, elephants have been sacred animals since ancient times and are famous for their good water absorption. Water is wealth. Anyone who sees the sea, pools, rivers and other water at home is called "Tang Ming Gathering Water". If you put elephants at home, they will become rich and small. Elephants are docile by nature and lucky in their houses. If you put it in the most prosperous place indoors, the whole family will benefit. In addition, placing elephant ornaments at home can absorb the vitality of the seat and strengthen the strength of the seat. Elephants are as thick as a mountain, and elephant ornaments are placed on the side, which is convenient to enhance the strength of the mountain, increase the luck of the nobles and contribute to the prosperity of the cause. When there are no mountains or things to rely on behind the house, please stay outside the bend or near the overpass in the bend. The tail gas or dust emitted by passing vehicles on the road surface will be thrown out of the bend, which will adversely affect the houses outside the bend. It is easy to make residents fidgety, easily injured or right and wrong. The solution taught by the former master is to put a lighted elephant in the window or door of the anti-bow position to solve it. Elephants are gentle and kind-hearted and belong to Swiss mammals. They are as big as mountains. General buildings are backed by geomantic omen. Elephants have the symbol of mountains, which can act as screens or supports like walls. At the same time, elephants also have the function of making money. Putting elephant ornaments on the sitting side can strengthen the sitting side.
Golden elephant, a feng shui object in front of the former owner's house.
Question 4: What does the elephant in the mascot mean? Elephant: It means good luck or happiness.
Po, the mascot of the 9th Asian Games in New Delhi, symbolizes wisdom, strength and loyalty.
13 The mascot of the Asian Games in Bangkok-guessing fish means happiness, joy and celebrating victory.
Question 5: What do you mean by two elephants, one big and one small? In the traditional culture of China, because the word "elephant" is homophonic with the word "auspicious", the elephant has been given more auspicious meanings, and many mascots have been designed accordingly, such as auspicious elephant, auspicious wish and renewal of everything. Two elephants, one big and one small, are connected together, representing good luck.
Question 6: There are two gourds on the back of the bronze elephant, which means that "gourd" means "blessing" and "fortune". Animals are beasts, which means "longevity". It means happiness, wealth and longevity. Elephant: It means good luck or happiness. Gourd, because of its multi-grain image, takes the meaning of "many children and many blessings" and takes the meaning of family prosperity from generation to generation. .
Question 7: What does it mean to put the gourd on the elephant's back? The elephant symbolizes peace, and the gourd is a treasure trove of feng shui, which is used to melt evil spirits. The combination of the two means peace and good luck.
Question 8: What does it mean that the tortoise climbs on the elephant's back? Turtles and elephants spend a lot of time with people. It is said that Fuxi was inspired by the cracking of tortoise shell and invented gossip. Turtle map is the source of Heluo culture. Turtles live a long life, as the saying goes, "1000 years and 80 thousand years." . Guo Pu of the Western Jin Dynasty also said in "Wandering Immortals" that "it is better to know the age of a turtle and crane than to ask the generation of ephemera". "Turtles can predict good and bad luck, and mirrors can compare beauty and ugliness", which is why the ancients put "turtle mirrors" at home. It is said that there is a live turtle under the pillar of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. People think it can live for thousands of years without eating or drinking. The world loves, raises, tames and eats turtles, and they are inseparable from each other inside and outside. Elephants feed on leaves, fruits and bamboo, but they are huge and powerful. They can easily knock down trees, but they never take the initiative to hurt people. With a little domestication, they can become human production tools. Elephants have lived for more than 200 years and have always been regarded as auspicious animals. It is said that they are "peaceful like elephants" and "peaceful scenes" to decorate their homes and their gardens. The tortoise of amphibians and the elephant of mammals, one is good at living in water, the other is happy to live on land, and they don't interfere with each other, so there are few "roommates". This stone is unique, and it is rare to combine two mascots into one. Elephant stands for "robust" R turtle and symbolizes "longevity". This is the Chinese people's expectation for survival from ancient times to the present, and it is also the spiritual sustenance for people to love these two things. "Turtles are like stones" without any artificial carving. Its head and tail are naturally oriented. Its nose "smells" the earth and its head "asks" the sky. This means wishing tourists the same blessing: health! Long life! For thousands of years, "turtle elephant stone" seems to be constantly explaining to the world: one world, one dream!
Question 9: What does the rabbit mean by riding on the elephant's back?