Feng Shui Dragon Coin

Origin of the Dragon Coin:The dragon coin is a type of coin with a dragon motif on one side. It was first minted in the 15th year of the Guangxu reign (1889). It is said that during the late Qing Dynasty, there were silver coins with a "Nine Dragon Pattern," symbolizing the emperor, which were rare in the market and colloquially referred to as "Nine Yang."Feng Shui Symbolism of the Dragon Coin:The dynamic power of the dragon coin is derived from the imperial decree of the Qing Dynasty, featuring a dragon pattern and holding high monetary value. Through the hands of the wealthy, it gathers wealth and financial energy. As a result, the dragon can dispel disasters, ward off evil, protect the home, attract wealth and authority, making it the most effective tool for attracting wealth and enhancing luck. Placing dragon coins in the prosperous areas of residences, factories, or offices, or within home altars and incense burners, can have the effects of home protection and attracting both positive and side wealth. The use of an even number of dragon coins is generally more effective.3. Methods of Using the Dragon Coin:Wealth Enhancement:The dragon coin, being a coin from the late Qing Dynasty with a dragon motif, is often called "Dragon Silver." It is rarely used alone for wealth enhancement. Instead, it is usually placed to the left of the landlord, specifically in the area representing the dragon god of the five directions and five elements, to enhance wealth.Dispelling Negative Energy:If a home is affected by "empty stepping sha," where a building is suspended and the space underneath is used for a garage, road, subway, etc., causing financial energy to leak and family members to experience financial losses, placing six dragon coins around the home can help dispel negative energy. Similarly, if a home is affected by "high-pressure sha," where the house is surrounded by tall buildings, and only the home is low, leading to a sense of depression, blocked fortunes, and lack of help from benefactors, placing six dragon coins in the prosperous direction of the home can help resolve these issues.Creation of Anping Water:To create Anping Water, take a round-mouthed glass bottle, fill it halfway with coarse salt, add water to the top, and dissolve it. Place four Qing Dynasty dragon coins on one side with the dragon pattern facing up and nine Qianlong coins on the other side. This represents the complementary relationship between the number four and nine in the Five Elements, used to counteract the disasters of the Second Black and Fifth Yellow. Additionally, it can be combined to form a natural "water" for counteracting the intrusion of the Seventh Red Military Gold Star.