Golden Flying Horse

In Vastu Shastra, the Golden Flying Horse (often resembling a Pegasus or a rearing horse with wings) is a premium symbol of unstoppable growth, leadership, and high-status success.

While the Silver Flying Horse is tied to the Moon (networking and support), the Golden Flying Horse is tied to the Sun and the Fire element, making it more about power, fame, and executive authority.

Key Description

• Appearance: A majestic horse with wings, usually in a “rearing” or “leaping” posture, signifying a forceful departure from stagnation.

• Color & Material: The golden finish (often gold-plated brass or copper) represents the metal of the Sun. It exudes “Yang” energy—active, bright, and dominant.

• Symbolism: It represents the “Fire” element of Vastu. It is the ultimate symbol for those who don’t just want a job, but want to be the top in their field.

Primary Benefits

• Fame and Recognition: It is the go-to remedy for people seeking a “name” in society or their industry. It helps your work get noticed by influential people.

• Leadership Qualities: It is believed to instill the courage and decisiveness needed for leadership, making it a favorite for CEOs, entrepreneurs, and managers.

• Speedy Success: If a project or promotion has been delayed for a long time, the “flying” aspect is said to provide the necessary momentum to bypass hurdles.

• Overcoming Adversity: The wings symbolize rising above earthly problems, helping the owner stay mentally “above” office politics or business rivalries.

Ideal Placement & Direction

The Golden Flying Horse is most effective when placed in directions that support fire and growth: