Feng Shui: Discover the eyes that protect everything and everyone

Eyes in Feng Shui are represented by the windows of a house or company, which everything looks and makes the connection between the inner and outer world. In humans, the eye is considered the primary organ of sensory perception.

The eye symbolizes perceptions and is recognized as the mirror of the soul. The organ of spiritual and mental expression. He is associated with light, spirit and the Sun.

In many cultures and religions, the Third Eye is visualized in the middle of the forehead, just above the nose, considered a symbol of inner vision and power. But, the eyes also symbolize deities, energetic protection and spiritual elevation.

According to ancient beliefs, the eyes are energy emitters and receivers. The eye is capable of releasing energy, both positive and negative. The famous “evil eye”, “big eye” or “fat eye”, so well known in Brazilian popular culture, represent this situation well.

To combat these evil energies emitted by the eyes, only using mystical eyes to fight them and protect us.

Having “mystical eyes” in front of the house or in front of the door or looking at the doors and entrances of each one, are a way to protect the property and residents from bad energies.

Meet some of these eyes that protect below:

Eyes of Horus: It is one of the most used amulets in Egypt at all times. Known as the Eye of Horus, the image appears from the beginning of Egyptian civilization and is used to this day. The decoration of the symbol is inspired by the hawk, as it is a mixture of the human eye and the eye of the animal. According to an Egyptian legend, the god Horus had his eye plucked out and then restored and reattached through magic. The Eye of Horus has also acquired another meaning and is used to ward off evil and ward off envy (evil eye), but it continues with the idea of ​​bringing vigor and health.

Greek Eye or Turkish Eye: Amulet widely used in Turkey, Greece, Armenia and even Iran. In Turkish, the eye is called Nazar Bancugu. Bancugu means bill, rosary. The word Nazar, from the Arabic language and borrowed from Turkey, means to look, to see. It is believed that when there is an evil eye, the eye absorbs the energy and breaks, protecting the person from negativity. The most common form of the amulet is the blue glass eye. The evil eye is believed to be blue in color, so a glass eye of the same color would be the most effective in deflecting it.

Buddha’s eyes: The Buddha’s eyes represent “the eyes that see all and know all, but speak nothing”. They believe that meditating on the image of the (two) eyes of the Buddha is enough to cause spiritual awakening (enlightenment). The Buddha’s Eyes also signify powerful protection against evil deeds and evil energies.

Goat’s Eye: This is a red and black seed from the legume family. It is considered a strong amulet against envy. It has been used a lot in silver jewelry or in pots behind the door. You can also have the seeds in your purse or wallet.

Bull’s Eye: Used to ward off the evil eye. Great channeler of energy. Put some seeds in a clear pot of water. Use it as an arrangement or hide it in the corner of the room. When the place is negatively charged, the seeds will burst, the more seeds popped, the more charged the environment. Throw out the ones that popped.

Tiger’s Eye: Crystal widely used for personal and environmental protection. It looks like a tiger’s eye. The Arabs and Greeks believed that this stone cheers the wearer, as well as protecting people and friendships.

Hawk’s Eye: Fascinating variety of quartz. Since ancient times it was so called for its ability to improve vision and make you see only the necessary things, making its user happy and attracting people who lack affection. It drives away evil and envious people and protects our soul from being molested intimately and through intrigues. In addition, the Hawk’s Eye protects you from sexual harassment in the workplace. In meditation, it vibrantly penetrates our organism and manages to dissolve fears.

Eyes of Santa Luzia: Protector of eyes and vision. It shows the truth and the true intention of the visits.

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