Feng Shui Metal Frame Convex Bagua Pakua Mirror (7 Inches)

Description

This is a high-quality metal-framed Feng Shui Bagua Pakua Convex Mirror. The top of the Bagua mirror (also known as the “old heaven”) contains three solid lines, which depict the heavens. In order to apply feng shui to a residence, the Bagua (also known as “later heaven”) must have a trigram consisting of two solid lines with a broken line in the centre, which is a representation of fire energy in the Chinese culture. As with the other trigram symbols, the other five elements are represented by the other trigram symbols, as well as numerous more interpretations. You should always hang the Bagua mirror with the heaven trigram on the top of the cabinet door frame (with the three unbroken lines).

Bagua Mirrors Possess Wide Range of Applications

The bagua mirror is a protective amulet that is utilised in the traditional feng shui schools to deflect and fend off any “poison arrows” or “sha qi” that may be directed towards them. The same goes for major structures like building corners or steep roof lines that are oriented towards your house, particularly when they are aiming at your front door or a window in your home. If this is the case, you may hang the bagua mirror over your front door, with the face of the mirror towards the building.

Bagua mirrors, in general, are only used for outside feng shui adjustments, and are not intended to be utilised for inside changes. It is not recommended to use Bagua mirrors in an indoor area, such as the outside of your apartment door if you live in an apartment complex. Furthermore, the mirror should always be oriented such that it faces away from the house.

Placement Instruction

Just hang it above the main door of your home or office or factory from outside. It will start working from the very first use.