BaGua Metal Yin Yang Mirror + Gold Coin 

These Bagua mirrors have the Chinese zodiac on the front, around the mirror and the Bagua symbols on the back (around a Yin Yang design). It will come with full instructions for cleansing, ready for you to use.

The bagua (Chines for 'eight symbols'), are eight trigrams used in Taoist cosmology to represent the fundamental principles of reality, seen as a range of eight interrelated concepts. Each consists of three lines, each line either 'broken' or 'unbroken', representing yin or yang, respectively. Due to their tripartite structure, they are often referred to as 'trigrams' in English. Each mirror has a red tassel and cord hanger. Measurement – 40cm in length Charm size 13.5 x 13.5cm Mirror

All our bagua mirrors come with a Chinese I-ching coin (as shown in the photo), which you will attach to the rear of the mirror (with the four symbols on the coin showing outward). This symbolically protects your wealth. This is a very powerful cure.

The Pa Kua mirror is also the primary protection against evil influences and 'poison arrows' (features directing bad energy towards your building). The trigrams represent the powerful I Ching symbols. It protects against bad energy (Sha Chi), by dispersing or deflecting it and thus encouraging healthy Chi to enter.

The mirror can be positioned outside a building - above a door or on a wall - where it should face the source of possible bad influences or 'poison arrows'. 'Poison Arrows' can include corners, pylons, spires or buildings such as hospitals, police or railway stations. A convenient alternative is to identify the wall that 'faces' the problem and hang the mirror on the interior of this wall - when used this way, the mirror must face the wall. If you wish you can then hang a picture or wall decoration to cover the back of the mirror.

How do I know if I need a BaGua Mirror?
If you stand at your front door and look out is there:

1. A road headed towards you (for instance you are at the end of a T-junction)?
2. A tree, lampost, telegraph pole or other such obstacle that might cause the Chi flowing to the front door to be disturbed?
3. A wall, edge of a building or other structure that points towards your front door?
4. A cemetary, police station, hospital or other inauspicious building opposite?
5. The front door represents the mouth and in a house where there are any of the above forms (poison arrows) present the Chi arriving at the front door will be "sha" chi (killing energy).