Eight Gates Talisman (Feng Shui conditioning, changing the environment and aura to achieve the purpose of seeking good fortune and avoiding disaster, and improving fortune)

The Eight Gates Talisman is often used in the magic of Qi Men Dun Jia, Feng Shui conditioning, etc. People believe that by using the Eight Gates Talisman, they can draw on the energy of the Eight Gates to change the environmental aura and achieve the purpose of avoiding misfortune and improving fortune. For example, a corresponding Eight-Gate Talisman can be pasted in a certain direction to enhance the auspiciousness of that direction or to dispel the evil spirit.

The meaning of the Eight Gates Talisman

The "Eight Gates" in the Eight Gates Talisman represent eight different energy channels or "gates", each with different functions and effects. It plays different roles according to Taoist theories of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, time, direction and other factors. Specifically, the eight gates of the Eight Gates Talisman include the following:

Shengmen : It symbolizes vitality and vigor, represents the activation of positive energy, brings vitality and vigor to people, and is usually used to enhance vitality, bring good luck, promote health, etc.
Death Gate : It symbolizes death and disaster, and has the function of eliminating disasters and misfortunes and expelling bad luck. Often used to resolve illness, crisis or evil spirits.
Jingmen : It symbolizes light and hope. It is mainly used to settle down the house and solve the unstable aura. It is often used to dispel anxiety, stabilize the house and ensure safety.
Du Men : It symbolizes closure and defense, and is often used to block external evil spirits, evil spirits or disasters. It is a protective spell used to prevent disasters and bad luck.
Opening the door : It symbolizes opening and accessibility, and has the function of bringing good luck and expanding opportunities. It is often used to improve career fortunes, solve interpersonal relationship problems, etc.
Xiu Men : It symbolizes recuperation and rest, and is mainly used to relieve fatigue, adjust the physical and mental state, and is often used to soothe emotions and relieve stress.
Injury Gate : It symbolizes harm and hardship. This gate is used to resolve bad luck, eliminate disasters, and especially to deal with physical or mental distress.
Jingmen : It symbolizes fright and disturbance, and is mainly used to resolve unstable energy or evil spirits. It is often used to deter evil spirits, disperse ghosts, eliminate adverse influences from the outside world, and protect family members from sudden disasters or troubles. This symbol is often used in Feng Shui to resolve sudden crises or unexpected difficulties.