The Symbolic Meanings of Fengshui Snakes

Auspiciousness and Wealth: In ancient Chinese culture and agrarian society, snakes were regarded as auspicious deities, representing wealth and happiness. For example, in some regions, people believed that snakes could bring good fortune in wealth, and the appearance of a snake in the house might indicate an inflow of abundant wealth.

Longevity and Health: The characteristic of snakes shedding their skins and being reborn makes them be seen as a symbol of “change” and “renewal”, also implying longevity and good health.

Wisdom and Power: Snakes are usually considered as wise animals, associated with elements such as spirit, wisdom, and power. Their flexible and cunning images, to some extent, represent cleverness and resourcefulness.

Protection: In traditional culture, snakes are regarded as divine beasts with protective power. They can safeguard the safety of residences and residents, strengthen the defensive aura of the house, and block the invasion of evil and negative energies.

Placement and Fengshui snake

Guarding the Entrance: Placed near the door or window, it can prevent the invasion of evil spirits and protect the safety of the family.

Wealth Position: It is said that it can attract wealth and treasures and enhance the family’s financial fortune.

Bedroom: It represents health and longevity.