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Topic: concept of wealth element
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 13619
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 6/19/2003 07:28 AM

Dear Jumin,

1. Please refer to the destructive cycle chart under the Five elements concept:

https://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-5element.htm

2. Let's take a simple example:-

2.1 Case 1 : A Strong Metal person
==================================

If one looks at the chart carefully; Metal destroys Wood.

Here, imagine that one has a strong metal implement and a block of wood.

In the hands of a scupture; this block of wood that costs a few dollars can be transformed into an object of art. Here, this piece of wood is worth much more.

For example, cheap labour in China can convert this simple block of wood into a three-legged toad figurine. Where the block of wood costs $4; after it has being worked on can be sold for more than US$200 or more!

Here, this is called actual visible `wealth' creation.

2. A weak Metal person
======================

A weak metal person's wealth element is still wood element. But however, the person cannot immediately gain from his / her wealth element as this can bring difficulties to this weak metal person.

Therefore, if we look at the destructive cycle, this cycle can also be known as one's wealth cycle.

3. A Strong Water Person
========================

On the same note; and if one looks at the destructive cycle (wealth cycle); Water destroys Fire to create wealth.

Hope you can try to use the above Para 1 and 2 analogy and look at the Strong Water person / weak water person's chart.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 6/18/2003 12:10:40 AM, Lim Jumin wrote:
>Hi,
I am still confuse about
>the concept of wealth
>element.
I have read most of
>the messages/articles in this
>web site, it's said that the
>wealth element for the strong
>birth element is different
>with the weak one.
For
>example, the wealth element of
>a person with weak water
>element is metal and water, as
>both elements may strengthen
>the weak water. This is
>logic.
However, for e.g. a
>strong water person, his
>wealth element is fire. Thus,
>this person should have a
>career/business related with
>fire element if he want to be
>wealth. What I don't
>understand is that fire is
>destructed by water. Doesn't
>it mean that the strong water
>person will destruct or cause
>the business bankrupt if the
>business is fire element such
>as restaurant? Could you
>please explain this.

Best
>regards,

Lim Ju Min

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