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Laughing Buddha Statues are commonly seen in homes, offices, hotels, gardens, restaurants, shops and every which way, but what does it mean? The Laughing Buddha is a symbol of happiness and prosperity. He is also believed to be the future Buddha.
In Feng Shui, he is the symbol for wealth. Legend says that rubbing his stomach — which contains wealth, luck, good fortune and joy — will be ours. Laughing Buddha statues are popular as house warming gifts and good luck charms. It is commonly held that statues of the Laughing Buddha must not be placed on the floor; they must be positioned on an elevated surface, as a sign of respect.
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