Feng Sui
Category: feng shui
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Chinese Feng Shui Coins for Wealth and Success – 2 sets of 3 $0.01 These are authentic recreations of Ching era currency, which were round coins with a square hole in the center. The convention was used to allow people to string coins together into sets of 10, 20, 50 and so forth. However, in Taoist thought the round coin and square hole represent heaven and earth. The circle of the coin represents the heavens, while the hole is the earth at the center. Tradition… |
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Convex Bagua Mirror #42421 $2.40 This Ba Gua mirror with 8 trigrams is used in Feng Sui. Hang the convex mirror on the outside of a door and it is thought to expand positive energy. The mirror is 4 1/4 inches in diameter including the wooden painted frame. The mirror is a convex metal material (not glass) and the frame has a eye hook on the top, ready to hang! Made in China. Boxed with short explanation cards…. |
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Concave Bagua Mirror #42420 $1.99 This Ba Gua mirror with 8 trigrams is used in Feng Sui. Hang the mirror on the outside of a doorway. The concave mirror is thought to reverse negative energy. The mirror is 4 1/4 inches in diameter including the wooden painted frame. The mirror is a concave metal material (not glass) and the frame has a eye hook on the top, ready to hang! Made in China. Boxed with short explanation cards…. |
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Pushing Hands [VHS] $92.99 Mr. Chu is a recently widowed tai-chi master who moves from Beijing to New York to live with his son. Chu’s American daughter-in-law, Martha, can’t stand having him around the house. He finds her Western ideas on raising children and keeping a home to be curious at best. These conflicts test family bonds and Mr. Chu’s highly developed sense of balance. This was the first feature as a directo… |
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Rebels of Neon God [VHS] $19.98 The first feature film from Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-Liang, Rebels of the Neon God has more conventional “action” than most of this director’s films, yet still features his unique cinematic style. A pair of petty hoodlums rob payphones and play video games at an arcade; one of them flirts with a girl who works at a roller rink. While taking her home on his motorcycle, the hoodlum smashes the s… |
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Lord of East China Sea [VHS] $39.99 … |
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Rebels of the Neon God $24.98 The first feature film from Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-Liang, Rebels of the Neon God has more conventional “action” than most of this director’s films, yet still features his unique cinematic style. A pair of petty hoodlums rob payphones and play video games at an arcade; one of them flirts with a girl who works at a roller rink. While taking her home on his motorcycle, the hoodlum smashes the s… |
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Pushing Hands $24.99 Mr. Chu is a recently widowed tai-chi master who moves from Beijing to New York to live with his son. Chu’s American daughter-in-law, Martha, can’t stand having him around the house. He finds her Western ideas on raising children and keeping a home to be curious at best. These conflicts test family bonds and Mr. Chu’s highly developed sense of balance. This was the first feature as a directo… |
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Mini Cactus Set in nice ceramic pots – Great Gift Item $14.99 … |
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Feng Shui : Music for Balanced Living $10.74 With this album, a soundscape of simple, comforting melodies has been created to enhance the benefits of Feng Shui, and help bring a sense of balance and calm to the listener. Instrumentation includes shakuhachi, shamisen, erhu, cello & percussion…. |