This is the right place to keep the Laughing Buddha in the house as per Feng Shui

As per ancient Chinese texts and principles of Feng Shui, the Laughing Buddha is highly revered as a symbol of happiness, abundance, and prosperity, and placing it in the right place can not only attract positive "Chi," but at the same time can remove negativity and stagnant chi from the house. Here’s all you need to know about it…

Why is the position of the Laughing Buddha so essential?

As per the principles of Feng Shui, it is believed that the placement of the Laughing Buddha can help in bringing in ‘Chi’. In fact, when placed thoughtfully in the home, this figurine can bring in joy, wealth, harmony, and prosperity.





Living Room (Southeast Corner)

According to Feng Shui, positioning the Laughing Buddha on a high shelf in the southeast Wealth sector, facing the front door, can attract financial opportunities. It is also advised to surround the Buddha with coins or a small water feature to attract amplified prosperity; its height ensures its blessings flow downward generously.


Entrance Hall (Facing Inward)

Near the main entrance on an east or northeast console table, orient it slightly elevated and facing inside to welcome guests with happiness and ward off sha chi. Keep it clean and also add a bowl of fruits below the Laughing Buddha for family harmony and happiness.


Dining Area (Central Table)

As per Feng Shui, it is believed that placing a small statue in the dining room's center amid meals blesses the food and gatherings with laughter and unity. It is also believed that facing it toward the table's head helps in fostering digestive health and shared abundance without overwhelming the space.


Office Desk (Far Right Corner)

For professional bliss, one can keep a statue of Laughing Buddha in the workspace, which can also attract good luck and financial bliss. Keep it on the far right, as it is considered to be the prosperity corner from desk view, facing you or the room entrance. Doing this can boost career luck and creativity.
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