8 Aspirations Pi YaoThe Eight Aspirations Pi Yao focuses on wealth and power gain in the business/work sense while making sure the 8 Aspirations are enhanced in your household. The 8 Aspirations of the Pa Kua comprise of: Fame, Relationships, Children, New Beginnings, Career, Health, and Prosperity. This is an amazing item that combines all of these into one nice item and the design is correct in Feng Shui terms. At the base is a Later Heaven Sequence which enhances the 8 aspirations, on top of it is a bed of wealth coins.
The Pi Yao by itself is an amazing remedy, but combining all these auspicious items is even better. An amazing item and as of recently very popular. Please enquire if you wish to buy them as a set of three (8 Aspirations Pi Yao, Dragon and Money Frog) for savings on shipping.
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