As with most things in Feng Shui, the Feng Shui gong is essentially a symbol.  Certain symbols in Feng Shui bring positive or negative energy.  This energy is known as Chi.  The Feng Shui gong is known to bring good energy into a space.  It is also known to bring protection to those in the household.  The Feng Shui gong is also said to be a way to communicate with the spirit world.

The Feng Shui gong is a great way to bring positive energy into the home or office.  The positive energy, or chi, brought by the Feng Shui gong can be beneficial to its inhabitants.  The Feng Shui gong is a symbol of strength.  This makes it a great form of protection for the home.  The Feng Shui gong is also a sign of good fortune to those who inhabit the Feng Shui space.

The Feng Shui gong is also loved for the protection it brings to those who have one in their space.  The Feng Shui gong protects the people in a space in a few ways.  The Feng Shui gong’s sound is a form of protection itself.  The sound the Feng Shui gong makes is said to bring protection from the spirits.

The sound the Feng Shui gong makes is a direct communication with the spirits.  The sound the gong actually makes is said to call protection from the spirits.  If you have multiple gongs, you can communicate with more spirits.  It is common practice to have several gongs to call protection from more than one spirit.

There are different types of Feng Shui gongs one can choose from.  The different types of gongs can be recognized by their different shapes and materials.  Some Feng Shui gongs can create a large variety of sounds. 

Wind Gong:  These gongs are recognizable by their flat, shallow exterior.  The wind gong can create a large variety of sounds ranging from roaring thunder type sounds to soft, shallow sounds.

Chau Gong:  This gong is also known as a tam-tam or a bullseye gong.  They can be seen in China as a tool to announce the arrival of an important person.  These gongs are flat and have a rim.

Nipple Gong:  This gong is recognizable by the raised piece in the center of the gong.  The sound they make is very clear and distinct.