In many Asian cultures the elephant is considered a sacred animal. Elephants symbolize many things for various cultures such as good luck, power, strength, success, wisdom, and dignity to just to name a few. In the practice of feng shui the elephant symbolizes all of the listed things and also is revered as a wish grantor and household protector.
There are things to consider such as the material the elephant is made of and its placement in the home or office space that will attract positive energy to transform the place. For instance placing a pair of elephants by ones front door is a sign of good luck and protection. A pair of elephants used in this manner is often referred to as elephants of many blessings. For longevity and conception you want your elephants trunks to face down, and for prosperity and victory you want their trunks to face up.
Elephants in the bedroom is believed to promote love and faithfulness between two people. A mama and baby elephant statue should be placed in children’s rooms to represent the bond between mother and child and will encourage it to grow stronger.
A grouping of 7 elephants placed in a bedroom is the sign for fertility, and releases chi for conception to take place. In feng shui the number 7 represents children. If you want to increase your child’s academic knowledge place an elephant in their room or on the desk that they complete their homework on.
If you place a statue of a frog or monkey on top of an elephant facing the North it promotes career stability.
In feng shui applications it is important that you always remember to place a feng shui elephant facing into your home or space. If you place it facing out of a room you will obtain the opposite affect you desired, because chi will go out of the door and respectively out of your life.
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Source: Lucky Feng Shui Objects
Elephants in Chinese Culture