Lucky Objects: The Five Emperors’ Coins
What are the Five Emperors’ Coins?
The term “Five Emperors’ Coins” refers to copper coins minted during the Qing Dynasty under the reigns of the five emperors: Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing. These coins are believed to have the effects of warding off negative energies, protecting against malicious individuals, and attracting wealth. Girls can wear these coins as accessories on their bags or carry them to protect against negative influences.
Principles of How the Five Emperors’ Coins Counteract Negative Energies:
- Copper coins have a strong ability to absorb energy, better than gold and silver. Copper is associated with the element of metal in Chinese Five Element theory, making it effective in neutralizing negative energies.
- The round shape of the coin symbolizes heaven, while the square hole in the center symbolizes earth. The emperor’s reign name in the middle represents humanity. This combination of “heaven, earth, and humanity” creates a powerful energy to reverse the flow of qi (energy).
- The reigns of Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong, and Jiaqing were characterized by a strong Chinese empire, social stability, and prosperity. These coins bear the energies of these prosperous eras, making them effective in suppressing negative energies and enhancing wealth. Coins with the reign names of these emperors carry the message of a prosperous and thriving era.
The Functions of the Five Emperors’ Coins:
- Carrying these coins with you can enhance your overall luck and attract wealth.
- Placing them in your wealth sector or near your cash register can improve your financial prospects.
- Putting these coins in your shrine can ward off negative energies, promote family harmony, and enhance your wealth.
The Influence of Five Emperors’ Coins on Personal Luck:
- They can help ward off negative influences and protect you from malevolent spirits.
- Carrying these coins when playing cards or gambling is believed to increase your chances of winning.
- Encasing the coins in red envelopes (hongbao) and placing them in your wallet or purse can enhance your luck.
- If you are affected by the Tai Sui (Grand Duke Jupiter), these coins can help ward off negative energies. Additional measures may also be required to appease Tai Sui.
Counteracting Various Sha Energies with Five Emperors’ Coins:
- For homes with negative energies, such as second-hand houses or cars, hanging these coins can help purify the space and protect new occupants.
- If your bedroom or study room is afflicted by a restroom door facing it, you can hang these coins to counteract the negative energy.
- To alleviate negative energy caused by sharp edges, you can hang these coins or use them in combination with other feng shui remedies.
- For homes or offices with negative energy due to a door directly facing a staircase, you can hang these coins to mitigate the effects.
- If your front door faces directly to an elevator entrance, which may lead to financial instability, you can hang these coins to counteract this negative energy.
- To counteract the negative effects of a door directly facing another door within your home, hang these coins or use other feng shui remedies.
- For homes with a beam pressing down on a desk or study area, moving the desk away from the beam or hanging these coins under the beam can help.
Proper Placement of Five Emperors’ Coins:
- To attract wealth and good fortune, you can hang a string of these coins in your living room, office, or at your altar.
- To enhance your wealth luck, place them in the wealth corner of your home or store them in your safe or vault.
- For protection and good luck in your vehicle, hang these coins inside your car or place them as decorations.
- To counteract the negative energies of the annual Five Yellow Star, hang a string of these coins in the afflicted sector.
- To counteract the influence of the Tai Sui (Grand Duke Jupiter), hang these coins in the direction of the Tai Sui for the year.
