Yang Earth Represents:

• Saturn, rosy clouds, mist, frost, miasma, the turning points in the course of the seasons, qi periods & climates, calendar, mountain ranges, dams, wall, fence

In Feng Shui Yang Earth Represents:

• Wheat field, the wild fields in autumn, religious temples, sand quarry, department store, warehouse, parking lot, front yard, central courtyard

Personalities:

• Board Member, Founder, Jailer, Captain of a Crew, Client, Buyer, Children, Butcher, Fat Person, Peacemaker, Mediator, Ugly Woman, Guarantor, Patron

General Yang Earth Personality:

• Honest, sincere, persistent, firm, down to earth, decent, simple

• With the positive Qi energy is active: brave & determined, but

• With negative levels of Qi: timid, overcautious, weak-willed, idiotic, mentally challenged (Autism or Retardation), excessively conservative, isolated & solitary

Industries:

• Insurance, press, national defence, preparedness and prevention, construction industry, storage of goods, security forces, agent or commercial company, guarantor, sponsor, central state administration

Body Parts & Organs related to Earth

• Digestive system, suboccular part, nose, gums, torso, back, joints, cholesterol, skin, cheek, spine

Animals & Symbols:

• Donkey, mule, camel, dog, brown hyena, bear, panther, weasel, wasp, yellow ants, band vole, worm, black-beaked birds, color yellow, Number 2, represents the spirit of wealth

Earth Element is Akshobya or Vajra Buddha Family, direction Center and Letter HUM ཧཱུྃ, color Blue and element of Stability, or element of Body of the Buddha.

From the Health Perspective

In Tibetan medicine, the Earth element is one of the five fundamental elements that constitute all phenomena, both internal and external. It is associated with qualities of solidity, stability, and structure, providing the foundation for physical existence and development. This element is responsible for the formation of muscles, bones, the nose, and the sense of smell. Earth gives the body its physical form and supports the integrity of tissues and organs, contributing to the body's ability to stand upright and maintain structural coherence. It is also linked to the sense of smell and the stability of bodily systems, playing a crucial role in maintaining balance within the body's constitution.

When the Earth element is in harmony with the other elements, it supports physical strength and mental clarity; however, an imbalance may lead to issues such as heaviness, stagnation, or rigidity in both body and mind.