Prosperity Doctor: Happy Mother's Day and All Holiday Specials - Chinese Kimono Dragon Robe

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY - A GIFT FOR YOU EVERY HOLIDAY we have a SPECIAL for YOU our DRAGON ROBE 100% Silk from Prosperity Doctor - ORDER NOW

KIMONO DRAGON ROBE - The Ultimate Gift for any HOLIDAY

Dragon Robe

100% Silk

Two Robes in One

Reversible

Double Sided

Highest Quality

Flying Dragon

Embroidered

Extra Long 49"

Black and Red

Red and Black

Unisex One Size

Removable

Matching Belt

Retail $195.00  

PROSPERITY Kimono Dragon Robe $97

Prosperity Dragon Robe - 1/2 Price Holiday Sale

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Chinese Characters on the Left Chest for Energy 

Fu (Blessing)

Ru (Prosperity)

Shou (Longevity)
 

Empower Yourself with Dragon Energy 

Opulent and Vogue - Sumptuous Silk

Saquina Akanni 's Prosperity Kimono Dragon Robe

Prosperity Dragon Robe

ADULT Silk $97.00

RETAIL Value $195.00 

Prosperity Doctor Membership

Year Round Discount 10% Off - $167.00   

Rayon Available (single side) -  $97.00

Adult Sizes: S, M, L, XL $97

Teen and Children Rayon -  $47.00 

   

FEEL THE LUXURY OF SILK

Kimono Dragon Robe Worn by Emperor

Feel the Energy of Elegance and Grace

Women - Order Dragon Today

Women ware as an Evening Robe

Women ware when "A little black dress" just won't due!

Men - Order Dragon Robe Today

The world is your oyster."You deserve luxury and style.

Men - Ware when opulence and romance is the order of the day or night!

MY GIFT TO YOU 

WARE ANY TIME - Teen/Children Sizes Available

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Prosperity Dragon Robe

Is it a time of Renewal, Celebration or Entertainment? Wear your Prosperity Dragon Robe out to dinner, to your favorite festive places or to a"Black Tie" event. Feel the difference in the energy of the Dragon Robe as you are out on the town or simply relaxing in your Dragon Robe at home in your special sacred place with a cup of tea. Sending you Love and Light ~ Saquina Akanni, Prosperity Doctor

HISTORY

The Dragon occupies a very important position in Chinese mythology. The Dragon shows up in art, literature, architecture and many aspects of Chinese culture. The Dragon is a spiritual symbol and part of the Chinese consciousness; the Dragon is loved and revered. The Dragon is the ultimate representation of power, the forces of Mother Nature and the greatest divine force on Earth.

The Chinese Dragon is often seen as the symbol of divine protection and vigilance. It is regarded as Supreme amongst all creatures. The Dragon has the ability fly up the heavens, to live on land, in the seas and coils in the form of mountains. Being a divine mythical animal, the Dragon can ward off evil spirits, protect the innocent and bestow safety to all that hold its emblem. It was worn by the emperor and high ranking officials. The Chinese Dragon is looked upon as the ultimate symbol of Good Fortune and Prosperity.

You are a Dragon filled with power and intention.

HARNESS THE DRAGON!

Feel the power and energy of the Dragon.

The Dragon Robe is unique and fun to wear. 

The Prosperity Dragon Robe makes a perfect gift. 

Give the Ultimate Gift for any holiday: Mother's Day, Father's Day, anniversaries, birthdays, proms or any special occasion.

Note: As incredible as this fabric and design is, it is no longer available.

I have shown it so you can see that Tai Chi pants can be worn with the robe. I have found a similar pattern in Chinese black with the Tao. Add an additional $47 for the the black silk pants. Email me with any special requests drakanni@gmail.com. Subject DRAGON ROBE REQUEST.

Order today in time for YOUR Special Events.

ADULT Size S, M, L, XL 

Dragon Robe pants (not shown) black only
Available Upon Request  - $47.00

Sending Love and Light

To Your  Health, Wealth, and Prosperity

Saquina Akanni

drakanni@gmail.com

Prosperity Doctor

Prosperity Doctor: Happy Chinese New Year - Year of the Water Snake

2013 is the Year of the Snake

The Chinese new year arrived on February 4, 2013 the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year and Spring Festival. This is the largest and most important annual festival celebrated by Chinese and Chinese descendants around the world. The first day of Chinese New Year 2013 (Chun Jie / 春节 2013) will be celebrated on Sunday, 10 February 2013, and the festival will last for as long as 15 days, until Sunday, 24 February 2013. 

Chinese New Year 2013 is an annual official public holiday for many countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Indonesia. The Spring Festival 2013 is among the longest public holidays in China, one of the Golden Week. Some countries refer to the Lunar New Year with their local name, such as Tet Nguyen Dan (Vietnamese New Year) in Vietnam, Korean New Year in South Korea, or Setsubun in Japan. Chinese New Year is the biggest annual event, where families gather for reunion dinners and friends visit each other. Each of the fifteen days from New Year's Day to the Lantern Festival has a particular activity associated with it. Most importantly, the first day of Chinese New Year is a time when families visit the oldest and most senior members of their extended family: parents, grandparents or great-grandparents. It is a time to honor living ancestors (spiritual as well as biological).


New Year's Day includes a Dragon Lion Dance. These dances are not only a form of entertainment, but an opportunity for the dancers (martial artists) who are performing the Dragons or Lions (often in two-person teams) to demonstrate their Kung Fu skills. The more elaborate the dances become, the greater the strength and flexibility and mental focus that is required. The dancers are given a gift in a red envelop (Hong Bao) offered in gratitude for their performance.

In the Chinese hierarchy of animals, dragons are considered the most sacred and are a symbol of the most auspicious power. Dragons have the power to bring life-sustaining wind and rain, however it may manifest in destructive was such as a hurricane. The legendary Yellow Emperor - Huang Di, is believed to have transformed into a dragon at the moment of becoming and immortal. For this reason, the Chinese sometimes refer to themselves as "the descendants of the dragon." In terms of Yin and Yang, the dragon is seen as the embodiment of yang or male energy. His yin/female counterpart is the Fenghuang - the Phoenix.  
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2013 is the Year of the Black Snake or Year of the Water Snake. According to Chinese philosophy when the dragon fell down from the sky it transformed into a snake. Therefore, the snake is also called a Little Dragon. Just like the Dragon, the snake doesn't like to be seen. Some see the snake as sly, quiet, lonely and humble animal. The snake does not attack other animal unless it's hungry. If we keep the distance from it, a snake avoids people and will not hurt people. The snake has the ability to swallow an animal bigger than its size. So we cannot underestimate snake...

In Chinese Five Element theory, Snake is in the Fire group. But it also contains Earth and Metal. When it meets Chicken and Cow, then the Snake brings up strong Metal characteristics. When it meets Horse and Sheep, then it will emphasize its Fire characteristics. 2013 is the year of Black Snake or Water Snake. Black is in color representing Water Element in the Five Elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. That is why we also can say 2013 is a Water Snake year. Snake is considered as Fire Element and it's under Water in 2013. The Fire of Snake in the Water shouldn't bring too much trouble nor big fortunes to most of people. But Fire and Water will be the biggest factors to determine people's fortune in 2013...

In the mood for some fun? Check out the fortune site:
http://www.chinesefortunecalendar.com/2013/2013Zodiac.htm


Thank you for your contribution to this blog:
http://publicholiday.org/calendar/chinese-new-year/
http://taoism.about.com/od/holidays/ig/Chinese-New-Year/Dragon-In-Parade.htm

To A Prosperous New Year and 2013
To Your Health, Wealth and Prosperity

Saquina Akanni
Prosperity Doctor

www.saquinaakanni.com