Feng Shui Gifts for Men | 7 Ideas with Nice Symbolism [part3]
Maybe you think that Feng Shui is something nice for women only. But you’re wrong. There is a great way to cherish, show respect and recognition to any man with the symbolic Feng Shui Gifts for men.
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Just as a quick reminder – in the previous two blog posts you’ve learned about the powerful messages behind 3 of the most important animals in Feng Shui – elephant, cat, and frog. If you now need a gift idea for a man in your life (for a cool dude birthday, Father’s day, Valentine’s day or any other celebration) a gift that incorporates one of the following 2 animals sounds like a great way to flutter his masculine powers. So today I’m focused on the animal totems that belong to all men nature. (the sequel continues with # 4 and #5)
# 4 Horse for Success, Bravery & Masculine Power
The sculpture of a horse symbolizes success, progress, an appetite for life and freedom. And also – bravery and glory nice.
According to Feng Shui, placed in the home, the horse brings positive changes. The horse is a noble animal and it is a real compliment when you receive such a gift.
Did you know? Horses are strong symbols for sex and sexual expression and you can find many materials on Freud’s perspective on dream analysis. In some cultures, a bachelor person is wrapped with a horse to transfer the sexual power of the horse to the individual. Meaning that this animal totem is a great engagement gift for him.
# 5 Tiger for Strength & Protection
According to Chinese mythology and culture, tigers are among one of the 12 zodiac animals. The Chinese art and martial arts consider tiger as an Earth symbol. Such a figure of a tiger gift symbolizes strength and prosperity. If you want to wish someone good luck, give him a sculpture of a tiger. It is considered to bring positive energy placed both at home and in the office.
The Tiger has also the power to expel diseases and gives confidence. Usually, inside a building or at home, a tiger painting is hung on the wall facing the entrance. This way the “demons” are scared away and cannot enter.
For Eastern Asia culture tiger is a symbol of royalty, fearlessness, and anger. Tigers are always admired for their strength, ferocity, and royalty. One can easily see tiger statutes at the entrance of temples and palaces.
Did you know? The pattern on the tiger’s forehead is very similar to the Chinese character Wang which means King. Therefore the Chinese believe that people who were born in the year of the tiger are natural-born leaders.
