Feng Shui Victory Banner

Often find yourself falling short of achieving your goals and aspirations? You need some Victory luck.

Victory Banner : “Dhvaja” in Sanskrit means “standard, flag or ensign”. It was originally used as a military symbol, held by the Indian soldiers during war. However, the victory banner was not only used for war; it is better known to hold the victory of the teachings of Buddha, who believed that enlightenment and insight always overcome ignorance. This banner shows the defeat of Mara (evil) by Buddha – it is with this defeat that Buddha was able to reach a state of nirvana. In Feng Shui, the victory banner is a symbol of the victory that one achieves, whether it be over one’s own body or someone else’s, to overcome obstacles and negative energy. In addition, this banner is also a representation of the total triumph of the Buddhist Doctrine over all other malevolent and malicious forces. The Buddha himself is said to have placed a Victory Banner on the summit of Mt. Meru to symbolize victory over the whole universe. The Victory Banner is one of the auspicious eight Buddhism objects.

You can place the Victory Banner in the center of your home or office. This is said to help you triumph over competitions, obstructions, obstacles and enemies.

You can also place it in the sector where the #1 White Flying Star resides to further enhance its good influences. This star brings excellent mentor and career luck, as well as success and winning over the competition.