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As previously mentioned in this series, the significance of the Authority Star in Imperial Feng Shui is evident in its close relationship to an individual’s wealth capacity.

The implications of wealth capacity is an interesting subject in the scope of Imperial Feng Shui and Chinese metaphysics. In this article, Master David expounds his multi-generational knowledge to provide his insights into this fascinating subject.

To recap, an individual’s wealth capacity is defined as their potential to generate and accumulate wealth. In the studies of Imperial Feng Shui, it is understood that wealth is derived from both Yin and Yang sources. Yang income sources are defined by direct wealth accumulation, such as through work and business endeavours. Conversely, Yin income success encompasses indirect wealth accumulation, such as gains from trading and investments.

Luck governs our success in various aspects of our careers and businesses, whereas wealth capacity governs the magnitude of our success. To help one understand the dynamic role of luck and wealth capacity in shaping an individual’s destiny, we will illustrate this concept through three different scenarios:

Individuals in good luck cycles, but have limited wealth capacities tend to lead a peaceful, yet financially limited life. While they do not experience major ups and downs, they may tend to remain stagnant or reach a plateau in the business or career.

Individuals with large wealth capacities but lacking luck in supporting their wealth creation prospects may find themselves watching golden opportunities slip through their fingertips.

Exceptional individuals blessed with both good luck and substantial wealth capacities emerge as influential leaders within their respective industries.

As such, the implications of limited wealth capacities are far-reaching, affecting the magnitude of one’s financial success and growth.

Limited direct wealth capacity: Inability to seize high-stakes career or sales opportunities

While good luck may lead to occasional career promotions, individuals with limited wealth capacity may miss out on crucial high-stakes career advancements or lucrative sales opportunities which significantly alter their career trajectory. Eventually, this may cause them to reach a career plateau, which hinders them from progressing further.

Similarly, while good luck can help individuals meet their sales targets and experience steady growth, individuals with limited wealth capacity may struggle to close high-commission or large-scale deals that could substantially enhance their financial standings.

Limited indirect wealth capacity: Inability to make timely investment decisions

Despite making sound trading choices, individuals blessed with good luck but limited wealth capacity often experience limited gains in their financial investments. This limited indirect wealth capacity results in untimely entry into financial markets, leading them to miss out on lucrative trading opportunities and substantial gains.

Moreover, individuals blessed with good luck but limited wealth capacity may find themselves achieving good financial returns during a bull market, only to return most of their gains during bear market conditions. Encountering any of these situations is a telltale sign of a limited wealth capacity.

Direct Wealth Capacity: Maximising Career and Business Growth

Where indirect wealth capacity often refers to income potential from secondary sources, direct wealth capacity refers to income potential derived from an individual’s primary source of income, such as salary, career progression, business dealings and sales profits. This form of wealth potential is integral to financial stability and prosperity.

Following the principles of Imperial Feng Shui, the concept of direct wealth capacity is intrinsically linked to the aspect of Major Yang (太阳), which governs an individual’s direct wealth capacity (正财库). Through extensive research, Imperial Feng Shui masters identified Agarwood as a key element in optimising the balance of Major Yang, thereby enhancing their direct wealth capacity.

Imperial Harvest’s collection of Agarwood treasures serves as catalysts in amplifying the direct wealth capacity of its owners, facilitating accelerated growth in their careers, businesses and sales. By harnessing Agarwood’s auspicious properties, these treasures accelerate growth in the careers and businesses of their destined owners, multiplying their income stream and empowering them to achieve unparalleled financial success.

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Indirect Wealth Capacity: Maximising Investment and Trading Returns

Drawing from the tradition of Chinese imperial families, who adorned themselves with sandalwood beads and pendants to enhance their fortune and indirect wealth capacities, Imperial Harvest draws from the legacy of Imperial Feng Shui masters from the Qing dynasty.

These masters, under the patronage of Emperor Kang Xi, identified sandalwood as a key element in balancing an individual’s Minor Yin (少阴), the cosmic force governing indirect wealth capacity (偏财库). Additionally, they uncovered its prowess in unlocking the full potential of the Right Assistant Star (右弼星), which governs Period 9. Sandalwood emerges as a potent amplifier of indirect wealth, offering a pathway to affluence and prosperity.

The Imperial Harvest Sandalwood Zodiac Guardians empower its owners to excel in their endeavours and achieve breakthrough success. Each masterpiece within the collection is consecrated with time-honoured Imperial Feng Shui rites to evoke its potent indirect wealth-enhancing capabilities — making for a collection synonymous with indirect wealth, wisdom, and strategic insight.

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