Feng Shui protective curtain Bell with symbols

Feng Shui traditional protective curtain Bell with dragons, phoenix or Buddha, with traditional knot and tassel against fear, negativity and to promote stability, suitable for car, home, office. Curtain length approx. 32 cm. Illustrative image.

Choose a bell with a symbol that is appropriate for your intention.

These curtains are often hung on doorknobs, in hallways or entryways. They are intended to radiate an atmosphere of happiness and abundance, so that the wealth of the residents and guests increases. Inner contentment leads to harmonious and peaceful coexistence in the house.

The sound of the bell reduces stress, tension, anxiety and helps you fall asleep better.

Dragons guard the space between dimensions. They protect the home and are supposed to ward off evil spirits. They protect all who seek spiritual knowledge. They are supposed to be placed on the east side, representing the masculine power of Yang, protection, but also inspiration and wisdom.

Yang is the life energy that is active, dynamic and spirited. In nature, it symbolizes the male element Yang, a bright and creative force, personifying reason and penetration. It provides the power of physical energy.

The dragon traditionally brings strength and luck to the surrounding space. While in concept In European fairy tales and myths, the dragon is the embodiment of evil, in the concept of Eastern cultures (Chinese and Japanese dragons) the dragon symbolizes wisdom, strength , favor of natural forces, goodness and positive changes. In Chinese mythology and in the Feng Shui tradition, the dragon is the ruler of water, one of the elements of Feng Shui. Therefore, the dragon brings strength and happiness to the living space, is the protector of the whole family and also the protector of travelers and drivers.

Buddha, translated as awakened, enlightened, is in Buddhism a being who has achieved perfect realization, the so-called enlightenment. Such beings are freed from the so-called three poisons of the mind, i.e. ignorance, anger and greed, and from suffering. The essence of being for them is the characteristic signs of being, which means unsatisfactoriness, impermanence and insubstantiality.