Feng Shui Horse

What comes to your mind with the word Horse? It is a symbol of energy, power, victory, and stamina for us. We have never seen a horse sitting because it never sits; it keeps on standing or running. Hence, it represents the energy and power that keeps on flowing, an abundant source of energy. This is the underlying principle of the Feng Shui horse that makes them a symbol of power and thereby success. Effective placement of Horses for feng shui, either in the form of a photo or sculptures kept at your home or office, has a higher influence on your success in various endeavors.

• Speed
• Power
• Stamina
• Success
• Victory
• Fame
• Perseverance
• Strength
• Vigor
• Passion

The characteristics represented by horses are prosperity, forward motion or mobility, promotion or growth, loyalty, stamina, and success or victory. The specific depiction of horses, as well as the number of horses shown, also has symbolic significance. A horse or horse in motion can help you regain focus and direct you toward a path to success. All horses are associated with the element of Fire as well as strong Yang or male energy. We have a feng shui turtle also to help the success.

Considerations for the placement of a Horse

•  Images or statues of a single horse in your office can strengthen your power and authority and bring in goodwill.
• Galloping Red Horses represents the male energy of keep going and thus improves your business aggressively by the steady flow of orders/ jobs, thereby increasing cash flow, reputation, and fame.
• Galloping white horses ensure a better and smoother inflow of money. It helps to remove obstacles relating to financial issues, as white represents harmony and steadiness.
• It is recommended to have a pair of white galloping horses on the floor in the North or the northwest zone.
• Horses depicted in larger groups—often three, five, or eight—are stronger symbols of power and victory.
• Grouped horses should be running or moving together to symbolize partnership, family, or combined strength.
• Only consider the horse symbol in the form of figurines made of metal, wood, ceramic, or as a painting.
• You can also place a decorated jumping horse with its right foot stamping and lifted tail at your desk. The decorated horse is a good omen, and stamping and tail lifting denote sure success.
• Prefer a horse coming from the left side or facing the front. The horses should reflect happiness in their expressions and not anger.

What to avoid during the placement of a Horse

• Avoid horses that are sad, angry, or fighting with one another. These can generate conflict among family, household members, or business associates. Horses should appear happy and have a sense of purpose and direction for the most positive effect.
• Never place a horse symbol made of leather.
• Avoid images with horses that are incomplete, abstract, or segmented. These depictions can promote a sense of confusion, lack of control, or distortion.
• Do not position galloping horses so they face outside or out through a doorway; you want their energy directed inside the home, not outside or away from the home.
• Avoid placing horses in Wood or Metal feng shui element areas so as not to conflict with horses’ association with Fire.
• Do not place horse images or figures in the bedroom. The power and vigorous activity of horses, particularly those in motion, can bring too much active energy to the bedroom, thus resulting in a lack of rest and relaxation.
• Do not place the Feng Shui Horse Symbol in your toilet/bathroom and kitchen.

Feng Shui horses are available in various types and images, each carrying special meanings. Some of the most common Feng Shui horse images are:

Feng Shui Lucky Seven Horses

The Lucky Seven Horses is a famous Feng Shui symbol that represents success, wealth, and good fortune. The image depicts seven horses galloping together, depicting the harmonious flow of positive energy.

Horse in Motion

An image depicting a horse in motion symbolizes energy, vitality, and progress in life. When you place a picture of a horse in motion in your home or office, it can drive motivation and success.

Red Horse

In a typical Feng Shui horse image, a red-colored image represents passion, energy, and good luck. A red horse is known to be typically useful for those who wish to boost their careers or even attract new opportunities.

White Horse

In Feng Shui, the White Horse symbolizes peace, purity, and spiritual enlightenment. You can place the image of a White Horse in areas of the house or office, depicting tranquility and peace. For instance, the meditation room and the bedroom are perfect places for such an image or painting.

Jumping Horse

A Jumping Horse symbolizes overcoming challenges and fulfilling goals. When you place this Feng Shui image in your house or office, you can stay focused and feel motivated throughout, particularly when you have to resolve obstacles in life.

Galloping horse

The galloping horse symbolizes the base energy of a horse and its speed, which symbolizes Victory and Success. The galloping horse with a swallow attached to its feet represents the integrated concept of motion and flying, i.e. Horse can run faster than a bird or actually can fly. The Horse on Swallow is the symbol of power and perseverance, and represents distinguished success and prosperity.

You can place a Galloping horse sculpture in your living room, study, or business premises. Place the statue of 8 Galloping Horses to get the victory and ultimate success in your career or business growth. Place this beautiful Feng Shui symbol on the elevated surface by your side in the workplace.

Feng Shui Golden Horse

Feng Shui Golden Horse is a Tribute Horse that is stepping on the bed of coins and treasure, representing wealth, good fortune, nobility, control, stability, and vitality. The best direction to place this Horse is the South corner of a room or office to get mobility, bring you the desired fame, respect, and popularity. Place this beautiful horse on your desk for better luck in wealth and good fortune. It is useful for those in very competitive careers and new business ventures.

Feng Shui Fly Atop Horse

Feng Shui Fly atop Horse is a victory horse that features a large fly perched on its back can be used to enhance career luck and business opportunities. The Fly and Horse combination is unique in many ways, as it helps you to climb the success ladder and bring good opportunities and continued victory.

It is perfect for career-minded men and women. Place this beautiful symbol in the North area on your work desk to get the victory in tough competition and enable easier promotional opportunities. It also helps to maintain your relationships with colleagues, gaining support and help from both subordinates and superiors.

Feng Shui Pair of Tribute Horse

Feng Shui Pair of Tribute Horse Carrying Gold Ingot on their backs is a very valuable tribute horse that brings fame and victory over competitors. It also brings rewards and enables easier promotional opportunities. Place this beautiful pair of horses in the south direction in your home or office area at an elevated height.

As the myth goes that you should always gift Feng Shui symbols, you can gift this beautiful Feng Shui Horse Symbol to your friends and relatives to bring fame and success in their lives. These can be the ideal gift for the one who is going to start their new business, job, or people born in the year of the Horse.