Archaeological documentation shows that the first evidence of horses in China comes from the “Longshan culture? At Miaodigou (Henan Province), several fire pits dating at about 5000 BCE were excavated and found to contain the remains of horses. The accepted theory is that these horses were used for domestic purposes as well as for mystical sacrifices.
Horses: meaning in Feng Shui
Horses are believed to associate with strength, nobility, perseverance, loyalty, courage, forward momentum, and endurance. They bring the energy of success, fame, freedom, speed and triumph. In Feng Shui, the horse is related to the element of FIRE and thus horses can generate the YANG energy.
Here are the placements of horse:
* in the South of home or room--promotes fame and reputation
* in the North of home or room-- enhances success in career
* in the Southwest of home or room-- brings luck and interpersonal relationships
* in entrance hall or office-- increases overall luck in opportunity and reputation
* placing 2 horses together—strengthens partnerships in business or marriage
Horse should be placed facing the door or window but NOT in the bedroom.
