Introducing the Three Symbols of Victory very commonly seen & used in most Tibetan buddhist temples or homes. Currently it is also introduced in fengshui practice as a powerful remedy to fight against disharmony and disagreement.
The fur bearing fish is the son of a fish and an otter. He has the overall body of a fish, but with an otter's fur. It is one of the "Symbols of Victory" that fight against disharmony and disagreement. Fur bearing fish helps to bring better relations in business.
The makara dragon is the son of a snail and a crocodile. His whole body is firm like a snail shell. He is also generally regarded as the son of a union between crocodile, dragon, and snake. His tail forms entwined patterns. This is one of the "Symbols of Victory" that fight against disharmony and disagreement. Makara Dragon ensures harmony in the home.
The eight legged lion is the son of a union of a garuda and a lion. He has the overall body of a lion, [but] with two wings. He has claws at the knees. This is one of the "Symbols of Victory" that fight against disharmony and disagreement. Eight legged lion enhances harmony in the office.
In 2009, it is best to display this three symbols of victory in the Northeast sector of your home or office to suppress the bad energy caused by the Argumentative Star #3 which brings disharmony, misunderstanding and court cases.
I have attached some pictures of the Three Symbols of Victory here, one of them was taken from a tibetan temple in Singapore. For those who are interested to purchase this specially crafted enhancer, you may contact me directly or get it online (http://www.divinityfengshui.com.sg/) in mid April'09.
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