✨Reiki Energised Maneka Neko Lucky Cat
Meaning of the Lucky Cat in Feng Shui
Many perceive the Maneki Neko as waving, but it is actually beckoning and inviting positive elements like wealth, luck, and customers. As a result, some feng shui practitioners have adopted the Maneki Neko as a symbol of good luck.
Ideal Placement for a Feng Shui Cat
Considering the Lucky Cat is linked to wealth, the best place to position it is in the wealth corner of your space. This is typically the southeast area of your living room. Additionally, placing it on your office front desk facing towards door can promote prosperity and career growth. When placed in stores, the raised paw is thought to attract customers and thus increase income.
Characteristics and Cultural Significance
The Fortune Cat, a widely favored charm in Chinese cultures, is believed to attract good luck and prosperity for its owners. Battery-operated waving hand versions of these cats are said to draw active wealth chi and good fortune to homes or businesses. The cat’s right hand, which holds an item, symbolizes money.
Known also as the Fortune Cat or Money Cat, it is primarily used to bring good fortune. The left hand moves back and forth in a waving motion, which is believed to draw in wealth. The cat is thought to bring its owner happiness, fulfillment, a healthy life, or monetary riches.
Feng Shui Lucky Cat, Chinese Maneki Neko with a waving arm is ideal for attracting fortune, money, and good luck. It is battery-operated and suitable for both vastu and feng shui practices.
