Pure Water of the Kan Palace • Both Ends of the Main Ridge
Chiwen, the Ninth Son Who Loves to Swallow: God of Surging Waves, Rainfall, Firefighting, and Disaster Relief
With a dragon's head and fish's body, it has a moist mouth and loves to swallow. Often positioned at both ends of the main ridge on palace roofs, it is responsible for spraying water to extinguish fires, guarding homes against lightning, and turning misfortune into good fortune.
Astronomy, Celestial Signs, and the 28 Lunar Mansions
Corresponding to the deity of the Heavenly River star mansions, it rides water waves to extinguish all fires, making it the foremost fire-prevention mythical beast in ancient architecture.
Feng Shui Geomancy and Environmental Field Patterns
Placed on a residence roof or at the junction of water and fire in the kitchen, it can regulate the clash between water and fire, and prevent disasters of fire and violent outbursts.
Five Elements Preferences and Personal Energy Tuning
For those who are short-tempered, easily angered, or have excessive heart fire, borrowing Chiwen's nature of swallowing fire can clear the mind, lower the fire, and leave one refreshed and clear-headed.
Calculate Your Feng Shui Nine Palaces Flying Stars and Five Elements Pattern
Combining your birth chart's favorable elements and the Xuan Kong Flying Star compass, find the guardian direction of your personal mythical beast that matches your magnetic field.