1. Under Symbolism in Feng Shui, horses: figurines and even paintings of horses have been used to symbolise: either making trips overseas and or promote sales....
2. Here, in many Feng Shui books, some of the authors would say, place a horse figurine facing the main door. The rationale? Symbolism "travelling" be it for business or leisure.
3. Similarly some home that a painting of horses is placed facing a door, to symbolise going out to get sales..... sort of thing.
4. In a painting, always count the number of horses in the painting. In the past, I had seen paintings where there were even 999 horses.. In this painting... can you count how many horses are there? Nine?

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On 12/22/2011 8:28:10 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Under Symbolism in Feng
Shui, horses: figurines and
even paintings of horses have
been used to symbolise: either
making trips overseas and or
promote sales....2. Here, in
many Feng Shui books, some of
the authors would say, place a
horse figurine facing the main
door. The rationale? Symbolism
"travelling" be it for
business or leisure.3.
Similarly some home that a
painting of horses is placed
facing a door, to symbolise
going out to get sales.....
sort of thing.4. In a
painting, always count the
number of horses in the
painting. In the past, I had
seen paintings where there
were even 999 horses.. In this
painting... can you count how
many horses are there? Nine?