Applying Auspicious Symbology
To Stimulate Your Eight Mansions

Wu Gwei: Five Ghosts

The Five Ghost or Wu Gwei of the Eight Mansions Feng Shui system is regarded as the second most harmful star. It is of the Element of Fire.

The Wu Gwei is known to bring about deceit, distrust, betrayal and misconduct. It some cases, it is also known to bring thievery.

To negate this Wu Gwei, Feng Shui Masters would suppress the sector by placing the storerooms, garage or washrooms. Unfortunately like most cases, this is not always an easy task.

The next best method the Feng Shui Masters would recommend is to weaken this Force according to the Five Element Theory or with Auspicious Feng Shui Symbolism.

• Kuan Kung
  Kung Kung the parton God of War and Literature offers protection against the disloyal, and the treacherous minded. The God of War protects the innocent,  defends the weak and wages war on the wicked.
  
  Feng Shui Masters in Taiwan and Hong Kong often draw upon the powers of the Kuan Kung to suppress the Five Ghost because he symbolizes ultimate protection against evil.
  
  Furthermore Kuan Kung is looked upon as an "instiller of loyalty," his figurine is often placed in offices and restaurants to promote staff harmony.

• Earthen Pots or Porcelain Objects
  The Earth Chi these objects emit can help weaken the Fire Chi that the Wu Gwei star emits.

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