Of all, the most revered property of the Pi Yao today has to be its ability to appease the Grand Duke Jupiter of Tai Sui which changes its direction every year and occupies 15 degrees of the compass sector. Sitting, sleeping or even walking facing His direction is said to confront him and will incur his wrath and bring misfortunes, from mild to the severe kind, even if you unknowingly did so. So what can you do about it? You can’t possibly be holding and checking on a compass wherever you are, whatever you are doing, all day and all night to ensure you do not confront the Grand Duke Jupiter. Well, worry not! The Tiger's Eye Pi Yao protector is your solution, and the one and only at that.

Carry it in your bag or pocket wherever you go. It will protect you against the Grand Duke Jupiter’s wrath and take your mind off from worrying if you are doing whatever in the right or wrong directions, 24/7. Hang it in your car or beside your computer monitor so that the ‘guardian angel’ is always there with you, to protect you from harm.

On the other hand, the Tiger Eye crystal gives out ‘chi’ that encourages your passion for life to blossom and stimulates your willpower and the desire for success. Tiger’s Eye also promotes self confidence, self esteem, integrity, positive outlook on life as well as arms you with strength, courage and determination. All these qualities are essential in achieving great success in your career and life.

Often used in the African culture to fight “black magic”, the stone of Tiger Eye is also a very good protector against negative influences, especially during travel.

Tiger Eye also calms the mind and soothes the nerves, thus helps in de-stressing and gaining concentration.

This crystal product will be cleansed of negative energy by means of a singing bowl before shipment to empower it with positive Sheng Ch'i.

What the Pi Yao symbolizes and its Application in Symbolism Feng Shui

The Pi Yao is a mystical creature that is an extremely powerful and auspicious amulet of good fortune, just behind the Dragon. It is said to have a voracious appetite that is infinite. The interesting part is that the Pi Yao does not have an anus, which means things only go in but never come out. It is therefore a favourite must-have for businessmen and merchants wishing loads of money rolling in without spilling out a dime. It is no wonder that the figurines of Pi Yao can often be seen in banks, casinos, foreign exchange markets and finance companies in Oriental countries.

Besides that, the Chinese adore the Pi Yao because of its protective, obedient and loyal nature. It is believed that the Pi Yao will always try its best to fulfil its owner’s wish and safeguard the health and welfare of its owner.

In short, the powerful Pi Yao ushers in wealth, attracts good luck, wards off evil, brings good Feng Shui, provides protection to the home and individuals and brings windfall luck.

Here is how you can use the Pi Yao to Feng Shui your way to a better life.

1. Those afflicted with ‘Tai Sui' should display the Pi Yao where the annual Grand Duke Jupiter resides. It is an extremely powerful symbol that will help to appease the Grand Duke Jupiter and dissolve bad luck.
2. You should place a Pi Yao if you have just moved into a new home or renovated or carried out building work or are having a run of bad luck. Display this figurine any where in your living room to keep yourself away from harm.
3. Many believe placing lottery tickets under the Pi Yao will bring good luck.
4. Place the Pi Yao at your work desk or reception counter to attract good fortune and protection from people with bad intention that may cause physical harm.