The Seven Stars Peach Wood Sword is considered to be compulsory for Taoist Exorcism. This sword being the most authentic in material and make is trustworthy in exorcism. It is made from genuine peach wood from “Long Hu Mountain” in Jiangxi province, China. The presence of this sword is trusted by all Masters to be able to keep any place free from spirits including the fierce ones. The sword is commissioned to be carved with the lion head to empower it further in fighting against any evil force and in return draw auspicious energy. This sword is normally carried along by Feng Shui masters when they conduct their feng shui audits in order for them to be protected against evil spells in premises and dirty lands so that they do not fall sick or followed by spirits. It is also best to be kept in places that are eerie, dark, scary, nocturnal places or even in bedrooms where kids complain they are scared of staying in. Only made from peach wood, the Seven Stars sword could be used to drive away spirits. Peach wood is a very expensive wood, therefore beware of immitations if they emerge later in the market. One should display this sword in dark areas that are suspected of inviting evil spirits. It is especially useful in to ward off ghost during Chinese Ghost Festival in the 7th Lunar month.
What Seven Stars Peach Wood Sword symbolizes?
7-stars swords are used by taoist masters to perform their heavenly spells. The 7-northern stars are derived from the 9 heavenly stars of the luoshu, where all the secret formulas of feng shui are defined. This 7-Stars sword is used by Taoist spiritual masters to perform heavenly spells to resolve disasters, epidemics, ward off evil spirits and black magic.
The use of peach wood to make Seven Star Swords for exorcism came from a legend about a gigantic holy tree on the Tu Shou Mountain. It had a trunk measuring over 3000 miles and had captured the essence of 5 types of different holy trees. In ancient China, the northeast direction was known to be the devil’s gate position. Therefore, two deities namely Shen Du and U Lei took charge of the area to prevent any evil spirits from entering the human realm. They were protected under a branch of the gigantic peach tree. Whenever they see any ghost entering the human realm they will tie the ghosts with hemp strings and throw them into a forest to be eaten by tigers. Since then, all ancient chinese houses would have two panels carved from peach wood to be hung on doors to drive away evil spirits. Later it evolved into a tradition where the Seven Star Sword was made by peach wood and hung in any place to drive evil spirits away.
The genuine peach wood sword has many uses:
- You can display the sword on any wall of the living room or family room close to the maindoor to powerfully combat any evil spirits from entering your home.
- You can display the sword in places that are eerie, dark and scary either in your basement, toilets, center of your house or bedrooms. If kids are complaining about their fear to retain in such places, this is the best remedy.
- If one is working night shift in offices, hospitals, cemetery and other nocturnal places it is best to either carry along the sword or display it in your surrounding for protection.
- For those who go out for late nites, it is best to keep a sword like this in your car drawers. For ladies, it can be kept in handbags.
- For travellers, it is best to display the seven star sword in hotel rooms to drive away ghost from disturbing a good night’s sleep.
- Ancient Feng Shui Masters or Ghost Catchers normally carry along this sword for protection because of their high possibility in ghostly encounters during their audits.
- For those who are searching for new houses, please carry along the peach wood sword for protection.
- It is also an excellent protector if one is conducting space clearing so that they will not be disturbed by the presence of negative energy.
Note: The sword is made from a reputable factory with excellent carving and finishing available. However, since the sword is carved from natural peach wood, there could be natural scars or cracks on wood. Also small carving or drilling artifacts are inevitable.
