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Bagua MirrorIf you ever visit a Chinese Souvenir shop or Feng Shui shop, you'll notice these octagonal shaped mirrors with lines (trigrams representing each section of the BaGua) painted on wood around them. Many people like the looks of them but may not know why or how you should use them.

The BaGua mirror is used to diffuse strong energy directed towards a specific point. A general guideline is that they should never be hung inside a home or business and only be used on the outside. There are special circumstances when you would hang one indoors but 98% of the time, always on the outside of a residence or business.

Examples of when to use a BaGua Mirror:
1) If your home or business is at the end of a T-Intersection,
2) if you have a corner or sharp object pointing at the front door,
3) if you are experiencing unpleasant energy from a particular area around your home or business.

It is then appropriate to hang a BaGua Mirror pointing towards that direction. Many times, if a person is having difficulty with a neighbor or receiving tension from a particular location, a bagua mirror can be hung pointing towards that direction. Individuals typically notice a shift of energy right away.

The most common position is to place it over the front door for a business or home. Keep in mind that this should be diffusing energy that you find difficult and not necessarily because you just thought it should be there because it was for sale in a store.

I recently visited a home that had 6 BaGua mirrors hanging in the bedroom and hallway. I asked the individual why and they said, I don't know, because I thought that is what you were supposed to do and I always saw them at the store so I picked up a couple.

There actually was a recent law suit in San Fransisco's China Town where a store owner was suing another store owner because they placed a BaGua mirror over their door and was pointing at their business. This is the wrong approach when thinking about a BaGua mirror. It does not necessarily reflect the energy or send energy back to that location to make them suffer but actually is a method to transform the energy and disperse the energy.

So the next time you see a BaGua mirror, don't feel that you need to purchase it for Feng Shui unless you have a specific reason for placing it.

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Hi, 
 
 
 
I need help on the following question. If a ba gua mirror is facing your front door it what is the way to avoid from it? Anything that i can place to fight from the mirror energy or power?
Posted @ Tuesday, August 25, 2009 9:58 AM by Joann L
I do not have good growth in the business at my office premises, can I place the Bagua mirror to difuse any negative energy & to have prosperity. If that is right what mirror I should place on the main door outside. Please help me. I am little confused about the concave & convex mirrors.
Posted @ Thursday, September 17, 2009 11:59 AM by Gururaj
Gururaj, 
 
Typically, the bagua mirror is placed above the front door of a home or business to correct an issue such as a sharp angle or difficult energy moving directly towards the door. I'm not sure of just placing a bagua mirror above the door of your business will have the impact that you desire to improve the growth of your business unless this is a specific remedy to correct an outside influence.
Posted @ Monday, October 12, 2009 7:21 PM by Ken Lauher
Please, I am confused Where I can put the mirrow out side or it can be in side?? I bought because in the shop they toll me is good for the bad energy, 
 
 
 
Thanks.
Posted @ Monday, October 19, 2009 2:31 PM by Karlota Valdez
Hi there...not sure what mirror to purchace...my house faces a T intersection and I have a electrical box on my property. I also own a home based business...CONVEX or CONCAVE?
Posted @ Tuesday, November 24, 2009 7:21 PM by Jennifer
hello there, 
 
 
 
i always thought that a bagua mirror was to reflect bad energy from coming into your house. I have had it hung above the outside screen door. Just today the mirror was sliding, as I went to fix it, it fell down and broke in half shattering a few pieces on the groung. I am totally distraught. Looking on the web to find another and reading about it on your website should it have been there in the first place? My front door faces east ? and the our street is a very pleasant one. Please advise. 
 
Cheers I have read about the concave and conves mirrors not sure to purchase another. Do I really need one.
Posted @ Saturday, January 30, 2010 1:11 AM by jo
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