The effects of Asia’s ancient image of Buddha, are now being realized not only in cities across Asia, but in Western societies as well. With the renewed prominence of Feng Shui, people from Paris to New York to Sydney are now using the image of Buddha to bring a sense of peace and tranquility directly into their homes.
 
The ancient Asian art of Feng Shui believes that rearranging objects in your home can not only create a sense of harmony, but also can increase your positive energies, called Qi, resulting in better health and happiness. With its proper application, the image of Buddha has been known to rejuvenate and purify surrounding.
 
Although the methods of creating his image range depending on the artist’s capabilities, the gurus of Feng Shui had long ago taken notice of the impact of Buddha’s image in a sculpture form. For over two thousand years, the Feng Shui secrets of the Buddha sculpture have found methods of optimizing the overall effects. These techniques are now been sought after and applied by even the newest to the methods of Feng Shui.

To try Feng Shui on your own Buddha sculpture, try these techniques developed by the ancient masters:

• Display the sculpture in your living room or front entrance to harmonize the whole family and minimize quarrelling
  
  
• Position the sculpture facing east or southeast to increase luck and wealth
  
  
• Display the sculpture to the east or in front of your view from the seating area of your office to reduce stress and attract clarity of mind
  
  
• Position the sculpture in a high point in your house to grow personal and family happiness in your house
  
  
• Position the sculpture facing the entrance door to rejuvenate Qi energy
  
  
• Position the sculpture in the north-east area of the room to invite guidance or a mentor
  
  
• Do not place the sculpture in the kitchen or the bathroom
  
  
• Do not place the sculpture directly on the floor
• Rub the sculpture’s belly to invite wealth and luck for that day.