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As the king of the animal world, the lion stands for battle and power.
In Western culture, the lion stands for fire, the sun, and gold.
When kings and people of authority wanted to display their wealth, power, and prestige to the outside world, they would place sculptures of lions at the entrances to their houses or in the palace garden.

The lion also ensures a steady flow of wealth generated through the influence of your company, business, and your personality. The strength of the brass lion’s energy was discovered hundreds of years ago and it became a part of many palaces and forts to ensure that the king retained his influence and confidence.

One of the oldest-known brass lions used for this purpose is at Amer Fort in Jaipur, Rajasthan. The lions are in the exact Vastu zone of the fort and this is the location from where the kind used to supervise the preparations of his soldiers.

While those ancient wars are long over, we have new forms of battles to fight daily, and losing confidence and strength would mean losing those battles as well. So, getting a confidence booster in the form of a nice-looking artifact – in particular, a lion made of brass – is not a bad idea at all.

Metal Lion - Energised