A pregnant dragon is said to be more auspicious and much sought after by feng shui practitioners because it is easier to tame and has omnipotent powers that normal dragons don’t. Next, only a 5-clawed dragon is considered as a true dragon, being the reason why the 5-clawed was selfishly reserved for the emperor and other bogus ones in 3 or 4 claws recommended for lay persons. There is a saying in the Qing Dynasty: ‘The five claws belong to the dragon and the four claws belong to the python”. With its omnipotent abilities and power over blessing your fortune and luck, wearing this stunning dragon as a metaphor of success allows you to enjoy the multiplication of fortune and overflowing of success luck. The dragon is said to be the most auspicious celestial creature to stimulate financial power. Its burning desire of not getting enough wealth will attract surplus money unendingly. Wearing the dragon gives you a real edge in business, competition and career situations. It helps you make wise and timely decisions in relation to career, finance and business. You will be able to enjoy abundance filled with stable income streams and likelihood of windfall. The dragon is always the all-time-favorite and has been claimed by many to have made them rich and famous. Suitable for those who are seeking to upgrade their career and financial status. When the path forward is under full control, you will easily attain victory through all years. Nothing will be restrained and nothing will hold you back from moving forward.
What the Dragon symbolizes?
The Dragon has an imperial and unsurpassed status. The chinese emperors called themselves the dragons which shows how diving and prestigious they were being considered. The Dragon brings upon the essence of life, in the form of its celestial breath, known to many as sheng chi. He has the ability to blow out cosmic “chi” from his breath, which is the base for studies of Feng Shui. Hidden in the caverns of mountains that are beyond reach or resting in deep seas, the dragon is able to transform and render itself visible or invisible to people. Some said the mountains, valleys, rivers, buildings and highways are all correlated to Dragon head, claws, tail, veins and his pearl, which translates to fundamental studies of feng shui. Besides drawing in water, the dragon also has the power to release water as it is the king of the ocean. That is why ancient emperors used to pray to Dragon God in times of draught or for less rain in times of flood. He yields energy and generate power in the form of the seasons, bringing water from rain, warmth from the sunshine, wind from the seas and soil from the earth. In other words, it is said that the Dragon is the ultimate representation of the forces of Mother Nature. The greatest divine force on Earth.
The Chinese Dragon is often seen as the heaven’s supreme symbol of vigilance and incredible strength. The dragon is in charge of the east quadrant of the heaven and represents sunrise, good beginning and hope. People also often refer to the left side of their house (inside looking out) as the green dragon and is also considered luckier than the right side’s White Tiger. Being the “yang” mythical animal, the Dragon can scare off wandering evil spirits, protect the innocent, bless one with safety and increases wealth to all that hold his emblem. The Chinese Dragon is look upon as the ultimate symbol of extremely good fortune. Today, all Feng Shui masters treat Dragon with great respect and have symbols of the dragon as their ultimate possession.
