Nuwa originated from the legendary ancient gods, and has such honorifics as "Virgin" and "Gu Shen". Legend has it that Nu Wa once filled the sky with five-colored stones, created mankind and started her own history. Nu Wa represents the concept of "the unity of heaven and earth" and symbolizes that all things complement each other and are endless.
Nuwa's zodiac sign is a snake, which is the negative image of the five elements and a symbol of vitality and wisdom. As a negative zodiac sign, snake can well combine the principle of coexistence of yin and yang in geomantic omen. In geomantic omen, snakes represent the arrival of good luck and wealth, so we can put snake ornaments in the family to strengthen the aura of wealth.
In Feng Shui, Nu Wa is also the core of the Five Elements Theory. The five elements in the Five Elements Theory are gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and each element represents a different function. Nu Wa represents the earth, and it can represent that love will make us live, which plays a very important role in acupuncture in Feng Shui.
The geomantic function of Nu Wa;
There is an important theory in geomantic omen, that is, "gathering in Long Mai", that is, looking for Long Mai around the residence, and combining yourself with Long Mai, so as to achieve the purpose of Long Mai's own use. The earth represented by Nu Wa can provide the convergence of dragon spirit and vein, and it also plays an irreplaceable role in geomantic omen.
The implication of Nu Wa is also reflected in fairy tales. Nu Wa uses her body as material and fills the sky with five-colored stones, because she thinks that heaven and earth should be "one". In Feng Shui, the implication of Nu Wa is "Pingyang with Yin", that is, we should pay attention to the balance of Yin and Yang and be impartial in the layout of Feng Shui. Only in this way can we maximize the role of Feng Shui.
The above contents need to be combined with the actual situation for reference only.