The implication of the tiger as a mascot

The implication of the tiger as a mascot

The significance of the tiger as a mascot, the tiger is a fierce beast, which is regarded as an evil thing in Feng Shui and is also regarded as an evil thing in the town house. Do you know the meaning of the tiger as a mascot? Come and have a look with me.

The significance of the tiger as a mascot 1 The tiger is a fierce beast. People regard it as evil in geomantic omen, and it is also regarded as evil in town houses. Therefore, we must pay attention to good methods and taboos when placing them, so as to avoid the deterioration of Feng Shui at home. For example, don't put it in ordinary families, it is better to put it in a place with evil spirits.

Feng shui implication of tiger ornaments

Enhance one's aura

Although the tiger itself has strong rage, suffocation and explosive ability, most of us can't resist it, but people with special occupations or styles can not only control it well, but also strengthen their own gas field. For example, people with special occupations, such as soldiers, can improve the magnetic field and enhance the gas field if they decorate tiger ornaments at home.

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Folks regard "tiger" as a god beast. It is said that tigers are brave and good at fighting, and can eliminate evil and keep peace. Widely used in various mascots, auspicious patterns and children's products. For example, in the Central Plains, the image of tigers is common in daily life and etiquette; In Guanzhong area of Shaanxi Province, a girl must have a pair of extra-large face tigers in her dowry, and there is also the custom of hanging face tigers for the bride. In addition, there are tiger shoes, tiger hats, tiger headrests and so on. The tiger is also the beast of the town tomb, and Shi Hu often engraves it in front of the tomb. In addition to exorcising evil spirits, tigers are also beneficial to women's pregnancy and promote their children and grandchildren.

The placing method of tiger ornaments

Tiger ornaments should not be placed at will, because the tiger has a strong yang and is murderous. Tiger ornaments are usually placed in official temples and public places. The tiger's power, strong manner and agile skill are deeply favored by everyone. Let's take a look at how to place tiger ornaments with good feng shui.

1. If the house or office makes a sharp corner and cuts the sky, etc. You can put tiger ornaments to relieve Shaqi, and the tiger head should be placed in the direction of Shaqi.

2. When there is a road gate or a corridor gate at home, put a tiger's head knocker on the iron gate or install a tiger's head sign in the direction of the gate towards the corridor, which can solve the road suffocation.

3, military and police personnel can decorate tiger ornaments at home, which can enhance their own gas field and have a smart effect.

Taboo of tiger ornaments

1. Ordinary families should not put tiger ornaments. A pre-racial tiger is classified as a beast, which will affect the feelings, health and career of family members to varying degrees, and even cause official disasters and mass killings, which are particularly unfavorable to fetuses, children and the elderly.

2. People who belong to the snake monkey should not put tiger ornaments at home because they collide with tigers. Otherwise, their health is prone to problems and their wealth is not smooth, including official disasters and mass killings.

People who belong to the tiger in the zodiac should not put tiger ornaments at home, because there is a saying that "one mountain can't accommodate two tigers". If a tiger is released, there will be many enemies and villains around him, and his work will often be blocked.

4. For example, businesses that open the door to do business, it is best not to put tiger ornaments, because fierce tigers will make people afraid to enter, which will affect their business accordingly.

Putting tigers in the office will alienate people and give people around an invisible sense of oppression. Colleagues are afraid of being trampled under your feet, and the boss is afraid of your crime, which is not appropriate.

The implication of the tiger as a mascot II. Tigers are the best feng shui mascots to gain wealth and increase official career. As a feng shui mascot, the tiger gives people a sense of strength and a strong demeanor. It has quick response and extraordinary skills, so gamers like to put tiger ornaments at home, such as porcelain tiger, jade tiger, bronze tiger and Shi Hu. And most of them are tiger portraits or jade tigers.

Inviting tigers down the mountain is becoming more and more popular among men. However, as a feng shui mascot, the tiger is not suitable for everyone. For example, some Chinese zodiac people are not suitable for putting tiger ornaments. In the number of trees, "tiger", "horse" and "dog" are called punishment. Therefore, people who belong to the horse and dog of the zodiac should not put tiger ornaments, otherwise their health will be prone to problems, their wealth will be poor, and there will be official disasters and bloody disasters.

As a feng shui mascot, the tiger is very particular. For example, people who belong to the tiger in the zodiac can't put tiger ornaments. Why? Belonging to the same family, it is most beneficial for people who belong to the tiger to ask the tiger to go down the mountain. There is a saying that "two tigers are not allowed in one mountain".

If placed, the feng shui pattern will be completely changed, and the feng shui mascot will become a symbol. People who belong to tigers will have many enemies and villains around them, and their work will often be blocked.

If you are not an absolute feminist or an absolute male chauvinist, please invite tigers down the mountain less. However, as long as it is a zodiac sign other than these, then the tiger is very suitable as a feng shui mascot, and it will help you achieve your wish with its own strength.

The meaning of tiger as a mascot 3 Northeast Tiger, also known as Northeast Tiger. The Origin of Manchuria reprinted "Shu Wei". Don't take any chances with your country. There are too many mountains in the south, and Wei Yan is "too white". Tigers, leopards, bears and wolves do no harm. People are not allowed to pollute the mountains. Those who walk on the mountain are loaded with things. It can be seen that ancient Changbai Mountain regarded tigers and other wild animals as sacred objects. Later generations of people who went up the mountain to dig ginseng revered the tiger as "the old man of mountain gods" or related to "the mountain gods" or "the capital of old kings". So far, there are many stories about tigers and diggers.

In Manchu, the tiger sound is "Tasha", meaning Tasha. Bedu is alias Du Bo, also known as Li Er, pronounced as Lingsika, also known as Li Fu, also known as Xusha, also known as Yutu or Wutu. In Manchu, the tigress is "more than a person" and Gabuyi Yan. The male tiger is "Han Mu", which is Han Mu. The three-year-old tiger is called "Xu Ergan", so you must dare.

There are many special names for tigers in Manchu, among which "Li Er" is similar to the Li nationality in Yunnan. It is said that "Li Er" means "tigress" and "Kun Li" means "tiger head" in Li language. Therefore, some scholars believe that the title of "Laozi" is related to tiger belief.

Taoism respects tigers and is considered as the protector of the law. Zhang Tianshi, armed with a seven-star sword, sat under Hei Hu's seat, killing evil spirits for the people. Zhao Gongming, the god of wealth of Taoism, also rode Hei Hu, so he was also called General Tan Xuan of Hei Hu. The Queen Mother of the West who believes in Taoism is also known as the "Goddess of Hei Hu". It is said that her emissary and mount are also tigers. In Taoist folk beliefs, it is also believed that the tiger is the mount of the land god. In the land temple, you must worship the tiger and call it Master Tiger.

Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu, also known as the Four Elephants, are the four gods in China mythology, and the White Tiger also represents the West. Tigers are often associated with dragons and have unique symbolic significance in Taoism. For example, the Waidan people use dragons to describe water and tigers to describe fire. The Neidan family is "God is a dragon, gas is a tiger", so it is also a famous saying. For example, "Gui Zhi of Life" has a song "Copying between Dragon and Tiger".

It is pronounced "vyaghra" in Sanskrit and "sTag" in Tibetan, which is somewhat similar to Manchu. In Buddhism, in addition to the original story that the Buddha gave his life to feed the tiger, the tiger is also regarded as a symbol of "strong wind". It is often used as an auspicious beast in all directions together with the golden winged bird symbolized by fire, the lion symbolized by the earth and the dragon symbolized by water.

In Brahmanism, tiger skin was originally a symbol of Shiva. Shiva killed the tiger and made his meditation mat out of its skin. This tradition was later integrated into Hinduism and Buddhism, and became a cushion for great yogis and successful people, representing the surrender to anger and toxins. Generally in Buddhism, deerskin symbolizes compassion and tiger skin symbolizes anger, so many angry gods wear tiger skin skirts.

For example, in Master Zong Kaba's "No Five See Thangka", an incarnation of Master Zong Kaba is a great yogi, that is, riding a tiger mount. The so-called "Supreme Master rides a mighty tiger, showing the costume of a practitioner, naked with big eyes and big nose, holding a flaming sword to the sky in his right hand, holding a skull full of nectar in his left hand, wearing blue silk on a red bun as a solemn bone ornament, smiling like a flower, and surrounded by 80 successful people".

Another example is Chujilin Batanka in the non-sectarian movement "Light of Li Mei: Five Brothers and Black Rugao", which is also the image of a great yogi riding a tiger, representing the achievements of surrender.

In addition, the "Hui Zhen Buddha Mother" among the five sisters, the Buddha protector of Xiangshou, and the Tibetan name "Miyolo Zangma" are yellow, with two arms on one side, a treasure handprint in the right hand, a treasure plate full of food in the left hand, and a pair of kind eyes decorated with various treasures, earrings and bracelets. Riding a tiger under the seat represents the Ministry of Health and Welfare of the South, showing the merits of Buddhism, and the world means clothing and feet.