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Ganesha is the God of wisdom, master of intellect and knowledge, lord of education and bestower of luck and fortune.

This elephant-headed deity Ganesh, or Ganesha, is one of the most popular Gods in Hinduism. Also known as many names in different Indian dialects such as Ganapati, Ganpati, Ganeshji, Vinayaka, Vinayakudu or lord Ganesh, his statues can be found in most Indian towns. The son of Shiva and Parvati, he’s the God of wisdom, master of intellect and knowledge, lord of education and bestower of luck and fortune. As he is a remover of obstacles and God of success, he’s worshiped and honored before the undertaking of any task such as a journey, a business venture, taking an examination, building a house etc.

The Ganesha statue is full of symbolism. His elephant head signifies infinite wisdom, the large ears – ability to listen well. The trunk symbolizes the adaptability while the tusks represent wisdom and emotion. His large stomach is for peacefully digesting all the good and bad things in life. His four arms indicate that the Lord is omnipotent and omnipresent.

Where to place the Figure 8 Water Feature :

1. Sheng Chi (Success) direction based on your Kua number.
2. Southeast – the universal Wealth sector based on the Bagua Theory.
3. North – the universal Career sector based on the Bagua Theory.
4. Northeast – the universal Education & Knowledge sector based on the Bagua Theory.
5. Northwest – the universal Mentor Luck sector based on the Bagua Theory.

Where NOT to place a water feature?

1. Never place a water feature on each side of your front door as it could have negative results.
2. Water features/fountains should not be placed in the South. This direction is the universal Fame & Recognition sector based on the Bagua Theory and its element is fire.
3. Never place a water fountain in the bedroom. The water Feng Shui element brings the energy of worry and sorrow into the bedroom, this is why a fountain in the bedroom is considered bad Feng Shui.