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Place these objects on your work table to attract more money

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Jan 23, 2022, 12:00 IST
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5 options you can invest in to attract wealth

Just like a money plant, there are many objects which are said to be very lucky and attract wealth. These objects can easily be placed on your desk but make sure you do not crowd your office desk with them. Pick 2-3 at a time and see changes in your life. Scroll down, pick what resonates with you and place an order ASAP!

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Laughing Buddha

This is the luckiest charm for your business! It attracts wealth, joy, and abundance to your workplace. Don’t get a very small one, get a medium sized one with a large belly. The rounder the belly the better it is. If you rub its belly every morning, it is believed that your wishes come true. Place it on the desk on either side, preferably the southwest corner.

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A dragon

Get the Feng Shui approved golden dragon and place it near the Buddha or on its opposite side, both work. A dragon is a lucky symbol of power and considered very sacred as per Feng Shui and Chinese culture. It is supposed to be the activator of success so get a nice statue.

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Ching Coins

You must have seen round coins with a square cut out center in bronze colour. These coins which are tied together with a red silk or rope are bringers of good fortune. The round shape stands for heaven and the square cut is the symbol of Earth. Hang them by your desk or the door knob if you can do that as they attract more retail.

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Money frog

Money frogs attract wealth and it is made of either gold or porcelain. It is an important symbol of prosperity. The gold one is said to be more effective and must be displayed near the entrance or the north side of your desk. But make sure it dances inwards and not outwards.

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Incense sticks

Drive away the negative energy which may block the prosperity coming your way, by burning incense sticks in the morning. The best ones are the red ones mostly used by business owners.


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