Metal Element Bless
$3.00 – $10.00
Taoist Five Elements Blessing is a ritual practice that harmonizes the energies of the Five Elements to achieve blessings and good fortune. The Five Elements—Metal, Wood, Water, Fire, and Earth—each correspond to different attributes and directions.
In Taoist philosophy, the concept of “Dao follows nature” emphasizes harmony between humans and the universe. The Five Elements Blessing ritual embodies this principle through symbolic actions that balance Yin and Yang and align with the natural order.
The Five Elements theory holds a crucial place in Taoism, as it describes how all things in the universe are formed and transformed through the dynamic interplay of Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water.
Our pricing of $3 symbolizes the Three Talents: Heaven, Earth, and Humanity in Taoism. The number “3” carries deep meaning, representing:
- Heaven: Signifying reverence for the divine and seeking blessings.
- Earth: Expressing gratitude to the land and praying for abundance.
- Humanity: Honoring ancestors and humankind, praying for peace and well-being.
This pricing is not just symbolic but also reflects Taoist cosmology, conveying the philosophy of harmony between humans and the universe.
Metal Element Bless 有 20 个评价
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Jeffrey Wright –
Worked better than expected though the instructions needed a PhD to understand.
Ryan Lopez –
Good but not life-changing - like a decent cup of coffee instead of espresso.
Jacob Hill –
Arrived during Mercury retrograde which was either brave or stupid. Jury's still out.
Gary Scott –
The "money" blessing helped me find loose change but not the lottery win I hoped for.
Nicholas Green –
Blessing seems legit but the cardstock feels like my last paycheck - kinda thin.
Eric Adams –
My crystals upstaged it but it's a decent sidekick for good energy. Robin to my Batman.
Jonathan Baker –
My dog hasn't destroyed it yet which is basically a miracle. Four stars for durability.
Stephen Gonzalez –
Arrived during Mercury retrograde which was either bold or dumb. Still debating which.
Larry Nelson –
The "quick results" took three weeks but my plants did perk up eventually. Slow magic is still magic.
Justin Carter –
The "money" blessing helped me find loose change but not the jackpot I was hoping for. Baby steps.
Scott Mitchell –
Effective but the gold foil started peeling faster than my fake tan. Aesthetic points deducted.
Brandon Perez –
My dog hasn't eaten it yet which is a win in my book. Bonus points for durability.
Benjamin Roberts –
Blessing seems legit but the cardstock feels cheaper than my last date's excuses.
Samuel Turner –
Great energy though I wish the moon phase matched when it arrived. Astrology matters people!
Frank Phillips –
Works well enough though my horoscope was more specific. Generic but cute!
Patrick Campbell –
Good product but customer service ghosted my question like my Tinder matches. Card still slaps.
Alexander Parker –
The "quick results" took 3 weeks but hey - better late than never right?
Raymond Evans –
Love the concept but the gold foil started peeling faster than my fake nails.
Jack Edwards –
My crystals upstaged it but it's still a decent sidekick for good vibes.
Dylan Collins –
Blessing worked but the instructions were confusing. Needed a PhD to understand.