Globe of Advancement SuccessThe crystal globe creates advancement for those in educational/academic pursuits.
Those in careers can also benefit from this item. Professors, professionals,
teachers, students, and writers are high advised to display it on their tables. The
effects are doubled if the table is also part of their library or study. Many parents
in asia put this by their child's study table. Spin the globe every now and then to
strengthen its beneficial auras produced by this item.
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Kuan Kung: Deity Status
Kuan Kung has been deitified as early as the Sui Dynasty and is still popularly worshipped today among the Chinese people variedly as an indigenous Chinese deity, a bodhisattva in Buddhism and a guardian deity in Taoism. He is also held in high esteem in Confucianism. These are not necessarily contradictory or even distinguished among the common folks as is characteristic of the Chinese, who have quite seamlessly merged these ancient philosophies...Kuan Kung in Full
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