The Tiger in the Chinese Zodiac and Feng Shui Objects
The legends and cultural meanings of the Chinese zodiac Tiger:
The Chinese zodiac Tiger, corresponding to “Yin” in the twelve earthly branches, marks the “Yin year.” For example, the most recent year of the Tiger is 2022, and the next year of the Tiger will be 2034. Years of birth of the Chinese zodiac Tiger: 2022, 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, etc.
The tiger ranks third in the Chinese zodiac. Legend says it defeated the lion, bear, and horse to restore order. In the Jade Emperor’s zodiac competition, the tiger secured third place with its bravery and speed, following the rat and ox.
Personality characteristics of the Tiger:
The tiger symbolizes bravery, strength, and majesty in the zodiac. People born in the Year of the Tiger are typically brave, independent, decisive, and adventurous. They possess leadership qualities, sincerity, and a straightforward nature.
Notable Tiger-year celebrities include Queen Elizabeth II, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Tom Cruise.
Feng Shui items for the Tiger:
In Feng Shui, the zodiac tiger symbolizes strength and wards off evil spirits. Tiger-shaped objects enhance courage and confidence for those born in the tiger year, helping them overcome fear and protect their families and careers.
-Tiger ornaments at home safeguard the household and eliminate negative influences. In offices, they represent power and authority, boosting personal aura, leadership, and decision-making skills.
-Wearing tiger-shaped bracelets and pendants wards off evil, boosts confidence and motivation, inspires courage, fighting spirit, and justice, activates wealth, and attracts fortune and opportunities.
Pendants combining the zodiac tiger with pig, horse, or dog enhance popularity, bring good luck, and attract support in career and life. For further boosts in wealth, love, health, balance, luck, and positivity, exclusive energy-stimulating Feng Shui items are recommended.
