Kuan Kung with Rose Quartz mantra beads (KKRQ-89)
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Kuan Kung is the well-known Chinese God of War. Celebrated as one of China’s finest military leaders, his prowess in battle as well as his fearlessness is famed throughout the ages! As such, Kuan Kung is ideal for just about anyone in need, from generals to businessmen. He is also the patron of literature, and is invoked to bring luck and success to students and officials, especially those facing exams or seeking promotion.
Of the many deities of the Chinese pantheon, there is probably none as popular as the God of War Kuan Kung who is also regarded as the God of Wealth. He is, amongst many other titles, the protector of the oppressed, patron saint of police, guardian deity of the triads, and in recent times, protector of businessmen and politicians and leaders alike. Kuan Kung is the renowned defender of all. He is also known as the God of War, but his true duties and reputation are as the defender of the state, civilization and morality. Whether standing or sitting, on horseback or glaring at his enemies, Kuan Kung in your house brings with it his powerful energy. Kuan Kung through his protective influences has also become symbol of wealth.
The more fierce his countenance the more powerful he is said to be. Do not lose either his bid staff or his sword, since this are his weapons and make sure you place them onto his image correctly. Other benefits of having Kuan Kung at home is peace and harmony for the residents, awesome protection for the Patriarch and prosperity luck for all. It is also believed that leaders and businessmen who place Kuan Kung behind them at work will never lack for powerful support from important people. Kuan Kung is most powerful when placed in the Northwest corner of the house. He should always face the main entrance door,so that he has his eyes on who comes in and out of the house. There is no necessity to worship Kuan Kung. From a Feng Shui perspective, his image is all you need. Kuan Kung will help to make sure there is prosperity and luck for everyone.
Rose Quartz is also called the Love Stone. It promotes love for self and others. Inspires understanding, forgiveness, self-confidence, and acceptance. It aids in easing sexual and emotional problems. Clears stored anger, resentment, and jealousy. AIds in finding love. Has been used for healing heart problems and female disorders, but also for love magic, therefore, in "matters of the heart". Often called the "love stone", Rose Quartz imparts empathy, sensitivity, self-love, a strong heart and last but not the least, romance. The Rose Quartz crystal has the ability to conjure up romantic feelings and a sense of deep love between partners. It can dispel feelings of anger and animosity and replace these negativity with wholesome gentleness and understanding.
With Mantra "OM MANI PADME". According to the Dalai Lama, the purpose of reciting this mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum” is to 'transform your impure body, speech, and mind into the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha'. Also by reciting this mantra, the meditator seeks to take on the qualities of Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion (known in the Mahayana tradition as Avalokitesvara). The sound of each symbol is seen to have some form of spiritual parallel. To make the sound of the syllable therefore is to align yourself with that particular spiritual quality and to identify with it. There are also a range of other benefits which are said to ensue from the repetition of this mantra, including the production of merit and the destruction of negative karma.
Of the many deities of the Chinese pantheon, there is probably none as popular as the God of War Kuan Kung who is also regarded as the God of Wealth. He is, amongst many other titles, the protector of the oppressed, patron saint of police, guardian deity of the triads, and in recent times, protector of businessmen and politicians and leaders alike. Kuan Kung is the renowned defender of all. He is also known as the God of War, but his true duties and reputation are as the defender of the state, civilization and morality. Whether standing or sitting, on horseback or glaring at his enemies, Kuan Kung in your house brings with it his powerful energy. Kuan Kung through his protective influences has also become symbol of wealth.
The more fierce his countenance the more powerful he is said to be. Do not lose either his bid staff or his sword, since this are his weapons and make sure you place them onto his image correctly. Other benefits of having Kuan Kung at home is peace and harmony for the residents, awesome protection for the Patriarch and prosperity luck for all. It is also believed that leaders and businessmen who place Kuan Kung behind them at work will never lack for powerful support from important people. Kuan Kung is most powerful when placed in the Northwest corner of the house. He should always face the main entrance door,so that he has his eyes on who comes in and out of the house. There is no necessity to worship Kuan Kung. From a Feng Shui perspective, his image is all you need. Kuan Kung will help to make sure there is prosperity and luck for everyone.
Rose Quartz is also called the Love Stone. It promotes love for self and others. Inspires understanding, forgiveness, self-confidence, and acceptance. It aids in easing sexual and emotional problems. Clears stored anger, resentment, and jealousy. AIds in finding love. Has been used for healing heart problems and female disorders, but also for love magic, therefore, in "matters of the heart". Often called the "love stone", Rose Quartz imparts empathy, sensitivity, self-love, a strong heart and last but not the least, romance. The Rose Quartz crystal has the ability to conjure up romantic feelings and a sense of deep love between partners. It can dispel feelings of anger and animosity and replace these negativity with wholesome gentleness and understanding.
With Mantra "OM MANI PADME". According to the Dalai Lama, the purpose of reciting this mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum” is to 'transform your impure body, speech, and mind into the pure exalted body, speech, and mind of a Buddha'. Also by reciting this mantra, the meditator seeks to take on the qualities of Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion (known in the Mahayana tradition as Avalokitesvara). The sound of each symbol is seen to have some form of spiritual parallel. To make the sound of the syllable therefore is to align yourself with that particular spiritual quality and to identify with it. There are also a range of other benefits which are said to ensue from the repetition of this mantra, including the production of merit and the destruction of negative karma.
