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How To Invite God of Wealth Into Your House For Money Luck?

God of wealth, also known as Cai Shen Yeh, is one of the most prominent symbols of prosperity, wealth and good fortune. Many believer love to worship this deity in Chinese culture or even display it at home for some Feng Shui practices. Who doesn’t love money? So his job is to bring windfall and wealth luck to his sincere worshippers.

During the Chinese New Year period, many people perform ceremonies or rituals to usher in the God of Wealth. They believed these events could help to attract money and abundance for the upcoming year.

He is commonly depicted with one hand holding a golden ingot, symbolising wealth and prosperity. The other hand will have a Ru Yi sceptor representing a smooth sailing life. They also come in different versions. You might think that the god of wealth is a fat and happy elderly with a long beard wearing expensive clothes, but there is more to the eye.

So, let’s explore the different versions of the god of wealth and their use.

What Are The Different Types of God of Wealth?

In Chinese mythology, the God of Wealth is a deity who watches over people’s fortunes. There are many different types of God of Wealth in Chinese culture. How many of them do you know?

1. Tsai Sheng Yeh – The Popular God Of Wealth

Tsai Sheng Yeh is the most popular deity that is well-respected by the Chinese community worldwide. He is also known as Zhao Gong Ming, and many believe that he brings good fortune and protects people from all kinds of disasters.

You often see Tsai Sheng Yeh riding a black tiger with a whip or gold ingot in his hand. There are many temples in China and Taiwan dedicated to him.

2. Warrior God of Wealth – The Famous Guan Gong

If you are familiar with the 3 Kingdoms, the famous character Guan Yu (also known as Guan Gong) should not be a stranger to you. Many Chinese business owners love to display Guan Gong figurines in their offices. They believed that its presence would help to overcome and win their competitors to achieve monetary success.

In addition, if you watch Hong Kong police movies, you often find police officers worshipping the Guan Gong figurine. They believe that this god protects them from villains or brings them safety during operations.

3. God of Wealth from 5 Directions

These five gods come from five directions–East, West, South, North and the centre. It is also known as Wu Lu Cai Sheng, and many believe they can attract favourable luck no matter where you go.

Besides the legendary God of Wealth, some civilian versions, such as Fan Li and Bi Gan, also exist. It is because they have contributed and donated wealth during their lifetime. Therefore, people remember and regard them as the God of Wealth after they passed on.

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Where To Place The God of Wealth For Good Luck?

1. You can place the God of Wealth in the living room or main entrance foyer to usher in good luck and prosperity. It can also help to shield off evil and negative energies.

2. It should be displayed in an elevated location, and avoid placing it in the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, floor, or attic. This correct placement is a form of respect for the God of Wealth.

3. Position it in your Sheng Chi position according to your Feng Shui Kua number.

4. Place the symbol of wealth in the sector of flying star 8 at home or in the office to enhance the wealth energies.

Regardless if you believe in the God of Wealth, it is always good to remind yourself to do good by giving; good things will eventually come to you.

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