According to Oriental philosophy, a fruit-bearing mandarin tree according to feng shui means happiness. This symbol is used to attract luck and prosperity to the monastery.
Where should the mandarin on Feng Shui stand?
Depending on where in the house is this talisman, the success that he attracts can concern different areas of people's life. If its direct purpose is to improve the health of family members, the optimal location of the mandarin tree will be the rooms located in the eastern part of the house.
If the place under this talisman is taken away in one of the northeastern rooms, especially in the one where all the tenants are permanently assembled, then the family will be "doomed" to riches . This is due to the fact that the fen-shuyu tangerine tree, and in particular its orange fruits, is a symbol of gold, attracting wealth and success in conducting financial transactions.
The value of the mascot
To a married couple, a mandarin tree will help in stimulating one's personal relationships, because it is a tree of Love. In ancient China, the mandarin was considered to be the embodiment of a not fading passion. It is these fruits, with their sweet, but slightly acidic taste, that can impart passion and youth to bored relationships.
Also, the feng shui mandarin tree is recommended for those couples who are eager to find a child, but can not fulfill their dream in any way. In this case, the plant should be pampered with your attention and constant care. It will not be superfluous to place an image of a child or a group of children next to the pot.
Also there is an opinion that a mandarin tree can attract a rich and noble groom to an unmarried woman or girl.
Feng Shui warns that you only need to be in a good mood to buy a mandarin tree. Absolutely unacceptable purchase under duress or with regret of the spent money.
The tree of wealth and happiness brings its greatest benefit in the event that it was received by man as a gift. Mandarin tree, received as a gift - a pledge of good relations between opponents, since the plant, presented from a pure heart, guarantees the most positive result of its stay in the monastery of man.
An indisputable condition for keeping a mandarin tree in the house is a constant hit on it of good natural light.