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Imperial Feng Shui is an exclusive art of Feng Shui which was reserved for the Chinese Royal Family during the ancient Chinese dynasties. 

For centuries, this closely-guarded branch of Feng Shui was highly favoured among the rich and powerful aristocrats for its practicality and proven effectiveness. 

Unlike Classical Feng Shui which focuses on the prediction and forecast of one's destiny, Imperial Feng Shui focuses on helping individuals to design their own destiny. 

This is achieved through empowering them to be in a state of consistent good luck. 

By meticulously applying the finest and most carefully crafted Imperial Feng Shui treasures such as Jadeite, Agarwood and Sandalwood, one is able to realise their unlimited potential.

Introduction to Imperial Feng Shui

The Qian Long Emperor of the Qing Dynasty is one of the most prominent advocates for Imperial Feng Shui. 

With the Emperor's patronage and initiation, Imperial Feng Shui developed into a highly regarded class of premium Feng Shui reserved solely for royalty. 

During his reign, the Qing Dynasty enjoyed an era of abundance and prosperity. Ruling for 268 years (1644 - 1912), the Qing Dynasty is widely known as the longest ruling dynasty. 

To explain the complex concept of Imperial Feng Shui, we will begin with its most fundamental concept––the Origins of Ba Gua.

Origins of Ba Gua 

Before the universe morphed into and took its present form, all was vague and amorphous. 

Although life existed, it was unable to sustain itself.

In the study of I-Ching (易经), this phenomena is theorised as the Great Ultimate / the Great Beginning / Wu Ji 无极.

Tai Ji, Yin and Yang and the Four Phenomena are the building blocks of Ba Gua.

Tai Ji (太极）

Over time, the universe gradually began to produce material forces. 

Forces which were clear and light drifted upwards to form the Heavens. 

Those that were heavy and turgid contrastingly solidified to become the Earth.

The combined essence of Heaven and Earth is known today as Tai Ji. 

Yin and Yang (阴阳）

All things and events are the result of Yin and Yang. 

Yin and Yang are thought of as complementary forces borne out of a conceptually whole reality stipulated within the realm of Tai Ji. 

In Tai Ji, the symbols of Yin and Yang are joined in harmony to form a S-shaped jigsaw of black and white. 

When the substance of Yin is separated from its accompanying Yang substance, the primal energies of life stimulating evolution are created. 

Four Phenomena

In the diagram of Yin and Yang, the segments are further divided into what is known as the Four Phenomena. 

The Four Phenomena are known as Major Yang, Major Yin, Minor Yang, and Minor Yin. 

The Four Phenomena represent:

• the Four Seasons; Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter
• the Four Life Stages; Birth, Aging, Sickness, and Death
• the Four Directions; East, South, West and North

The Four Phenomena are then further divided into the Ba Gua, which serves as the basis of Imperial Feng Shui.

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Imperial Feng Shui

During the Qing dynasty, Imperial Feng Shui masters went through years of meticulous research and development to unlock and leverage the powerful dominant forces of Yin and Yang to manifest wealth, health and success for the Imperial family. 

Each type of Yin and Yang serves a specific purpose. With careful research and profound wisdom, Imperial Feng Shui masters discovered that the Four Phenomena served as the basis of improving one’s luck and wealth capacity.  

They discovered the Heavenly Secret that Jadeite, Agarwood and Sandalwood were key Treasures with which the Chinese royal family could successfully unlock and achieve a consistent state of good luck with expanded wealth capacity. 

Imperial Feng Shui in layman terms

Luck refers to the events, people and opportunities we encountered at the different phases of our lives. 

Good luck is about being at the right place, at the right time, meeting the right people and doing the right things. 

Wealth capacity refers to the income potential.  

Direct wealth capacity defines the income potential of our career and business. 

Indirect wealth capacity defines the income potential of our investments and trading. 

By expanding one’s wealth capacity, one can accumulate a larger amount of wealth

Overview of Imperial Harvest Treasures 

Imperial Harvest-grade Jadeite pendants balances the major yin (太阴) which enhances your personal luck. 

An Imperial Feng Shui master would analyse the Bazi chart to determine the Favourable Elements and auspicious colours before prescribing the suitable Imperial Feng Shui Treasure to achieve your personal success. The design of the pendant is prescribed based on the goals and aspirations of blessed Imperial Harvest clients. 

Complementary to the pendants, our Imperial Harvest-grade Jadeite cabochons balance the minor yang (少阳) which improves your intuition. 

Intuition is critical for making decisions in important situations, when there is ambiguity and a lack of data. Having good intuition empowers you to seize the first mover advantage. 

Likened to the position of Minor Yang which resides within the Major Yin, Imperial Harvest Cabochons are harvested from the centre of large jadeite boulders where the energy is the densest and most intense. 

Only the cabochon of the highest clarity and fancy vivid colours qualified to be Imperial Harvest-grade Jadeite Cabochon.

Running parallel to the purposes of adorning Imperial Harvest Jadeite, Imperial Harvest Agarwood balances the major yang (太阳) which amplifies your direct wealth capacity. 

The superlative beauty of Imperial Harvest Agarwood is the result of strict quality standards and our commitment to harvest only the most exquisite Agarwood at every step.

Our craftsmen see the beauty in every Imperial Harvest Agarwood, and work with passion and precision to unleash the rich resin of each Agarwood from within. 

Every Imperial Harvest Agarwood bead is crafted and polished by hand. It takes a year to make an Imperial Harvest Agarwood worthy of the Imperial Harvest name. Each Imperial Harvest Agarwood is unique like a fingerprint, with its colour and resin being its distinguishing characteristics.

Simultaneously, Imperial Harvest Sandalwood balances the minor yin (少阴) which amplifies your indirect wealth capacity. 

Only India Old Mountain Sandalwood of at least 80 years of age qualifies to be Imperial Harvest Sandalwood. 

Every sandalwood is stored at the indirect wealth sector of our workshop studio so that it can absorb the prosperous indirect wealth energy during the natural fermentation process. 

Exceptional level of attention is dedicated to every detail in the making of an Imperial Harvest Treasure.   

An Imperial Harvest treasure is not just a trusted partner for your prosperity needs – it’s also a witness to life’s sweetest milestones, achievements and accomplishments. 

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When it comes to selecting an office with good Feng Shui, it is important to pay attention to these three important tips

Tip 1: No missing sectors

If the office has a missing sector in the North-West, it will affect the performance of the CEO. If the office has a missing sector in the East, it will affect the performance of the male managers.

Tip 2: No backs should face the door

When one selects an auspicious position in the office, they should avoid having their back facing the door, otherwise it can cause you to experience backstab or malefactors at work.

Tip 3: Avoid facing sharp edges

When one selects a desk position, they should avoid facing any sharp corners or edges as it will cause them to experience obstacles or challenges at work. 

About Master David Goh 

Master David Goh is the founder of Imperial Harvest - Singapore’s leading Imperial Feng Shui consultancy. Widely recognised as the world number one authority in Imperial Feng Shui, who regularly consults for Fortune 500 companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. 

Based in Singapore, Master David has been regularly featured in many major newspapers for his opinion on the world’s economy and market movements. 

Master David Goh is also an accomplished Imperial Feng Shui master and interdisciplinary creator whose remarkable works cover the fields of Imperial Feng Shui, sculpture and design.  

While historical legacies have been reinterpreted by many time-honoured western brands, Master David realised that no brand fully captured the beauty and wisdom bursting from hundreds of years of Imperial Feng Shui heritage.

Hence, he has chosen jewellery as the platform to fulfil his mission. In his quest “to redefine Imperial Feng Shui traditional symbolism through a contemporary lens and to let Imperial Feng Shui culture shine in the world of luxury once more”, he saw jewellery as the most natural art form.

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Fine art is an important pillar of Chinese culture, of all the art forms borne out of this rich and multifaceted cultural landscape, Chinese painting and calligraphy are considered to be the finest. 

There are two broad categories of Chinese classical paintings; that of the scholar-officials and that of professional artists. The paintings of the literati or scholar-officials were often a reflection of their inner-thoughts, these paintings feature expressive brushwork, and are often complemented with an inscription.

Due to their influential position in society, literati paintings are highly revered and sought after by fine art collectors even in the modern day. 

About Imperial White Ink Stone 

Imperial White Ink Stone is the emperor grade category of ink stones exclusively reserved for Chinese Emperors. White is the rarest colour found in the category of Duanxi Ink Stones as only 0.02% of the Ink Stones mined are white. 

Imperial White Ink Stone is traditionally used by Imperial Feng Shui masters to empower Chinese Emperors with noblemen, wealth and authority. 

As an avid enthusiast of fine arts and Imperial Feng Shui, Emperor Qian Long commissioned and designed a variety of Ink Stones with ancient and classical styles with references from previous dynasties and inscriptions of his poetry. 

To maintain the integrity of the precious ink stones, Imperial artisans applied the techniques of Chinese calligraphy and ink wash painting on ink stones using fine engraving methods, which became what is known as the Imperial standard for ink stones production.

Imperial Harvest’s Pursuit in Upholding the Same Traditions

Master David commissioned only the most experienced artisans to engrave his signature designs on the Imperial White Ink Stone using the Imperial standard. The designs are influenced by the paintings of famous Chinese artists and results in the perfect marriage between Chinese fine arts and Imperial Feng Shui heritage.  

It is a time-consuming process as it can take more than a month, from designing to carving the Imperial White Ink Stone. Despite the tedious process, Master David is committed to present only the finest Imperial Feng Shui treasures to the world. 

Imperial Harvest’s white ink stone collection represents the same heritage and traditions of the Imperial White Ink Stones in the Imperial Court, which projects the most potent Imperial Feng Shui energies.

Landscapes - Huang Binhong

Huang Binhong (黃賓虹) was a Chinese literati painter and art historian born in Jinhua, Zhejiang province in 1865. He is considered as one of the last innovators in the literati style of painting and is widely acclaimed for his freehand landscapes. 

Landscape is also known as Shan Shui (山水), where mountains, rivers and waterfalls are prominent in this art form.

Huang Binhong had exceptional skill in the manipulation of brush and ink as well as an understanding of positive and negative spaces that emphasised the abstract nature of brushwork and the internal beauty it created.

In his fifties, he sought to learn from the works of ancient masters and in the next decade he travelled widely throughout China to admire and study the splendour of nature. It is widely believed that Huang’s unique style only crystallised in his seventies. His landscapes bear tribute to the landscapes of the Northern Song dynasty.

Advocating ‘learning from past masters’, as well as from nature, Huang Bin Hong’s artworks captured the spirit and essences of nature at its very best.

Imperial White Ink Stone - Royal Landscape Collection

Landscape is widely known to be the highest form of Chinese painting and the epitome of Imperial Feng Shui art. Drawing inspiration from the legendary landscape painter, Master David’s style of landscape painting is the achievement of dense and cohesive structures and a balance of tonal variations in the mountains and trees. 

Drawing references from Huang Binhong’s landscape paintings, the importance of the positive and negative space is replicated on the Imperial White Ink Stone. Precise and different angles of strokes were used in the paintings, portraying a painting of careful synthesis and sketch-like spontaneity, just as how Huang Binhong described paintings that played with dark and light shades - ‘the order of disorder’. 

The Golden Spring 

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The painting depicts a setting of a lone, meandering channel running through sombre mountains, which evokes tranquility and a quiet afternoon in Spring. The Chinese idiom 江山如畫 means ‘Picturesque’, often used when describing a beautiful sierra in its most natural and purest state.

Visiting Friends with Yang Qin 

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A popular painting, 携琴访友 from the 16th century is depicted on this Imperial White Ink Stone. The composition depicts an old man and a child carrying a Yang Qin (Chinese Hammered Dulcimer) alongside High Mountains and Flowing Water.

Bridging Connection

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Bridging Connection comes from the Chinese idiom (水到渠成), meaning ‘success comes naturally’. In Imperial Feng Shui, water means wealth, hence the design embodies the ushering of abundant wealth into the home.

A Crisp Autumn in Streams and Mountains

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Autumn is one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. As leaves begin to fall from the trees, friends and families begin their journey to reunite before the yearly harvests. Berries emerge, embracing the autumnal air just as blooms entwine in the spring, as if nature begins to call out, and the trees can't help but become towering blossoms of flamed foliage, dancing down from the skies.

The Golden Empire  

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The Golden Empire depicts highland mountains in Northern China that are peaking out towards the skies, laid in a great line like the spine of the land, serving as the foundation for trees and shrubs, grass and ferns. Water from the heavens cascades down a series of rocky outcrops; a stream of slow-flowing liquid, descending gently, languid in pace. 

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The Chinese Zodiac

Originating from China, the Chinese zodiac is a classification tool based on the lunar calendar, assigning an animal and its reputed attributes to each year in a repeating 12-year cycle. 

This calendar can be traced back to the 14th century B.C. 

Legend has it that Emperor Huangdi, the first Chinese emperor, in 2637 B.C. invented the Chinese lunar calendar, which follows the cycles of the moon and paved the sequence of the Chinese zodiac animals.

Based on Chinese astrology, it was used as a method for counting years, months, days and hours in the Chinese imperial court and civil calendar. In its divination context, it is utilised to forecast one’s future and determine one’s character.

Eight Zodiac Guardians

The 12 Chinese Zodiac signs are associated with eight zodiac guardians. Each guardian serves as the protector for people born in that particular animal year.

The zodiac guardian blesses individuals with auspicious luck and empowers them to achieve breakthrough results in their career, business, investment, health and relationships.  

These are the eight zodiac guardians and their corresponding zodiac signs: 

• Thousand Hands Guan Yin - Rat
• Akasagarbha Bodhisattva - Ox & Tiger
• Manjusri Bodhisattva- Rabbit 
• Samantabhadra Bodhisattva- Dragon & Snake
• Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva- Horse
• Vairochana Buddha - Sheep & Monkey
• Acalanatha - Rooster 
• Amitabha Buddha - Dog & Boar

Thousand Hands Guan Yin - Rat

Thousand Hands Guan Yin is one of the most formidable manifestations of Guan Yin - the result of her unwavering vow to free all sentient beings from sufferings and achieve financial freedom. 

Despite her strenuous efforts, she realised that many unhappy beings were yet to be saved. After struggling to comprehend the needs of many people, Amitabha Buddha blessed the Thousand Hands Guan Yin with an additional eleven heads to empower her with wisdom and intelligence to help humanity overcome challenges in their career, business, investment and relationships.

With her boundless wisdom and intelligence, Guan Yin continued her noble mission to help her devotees achieve financial freedom and success while maintaining good health and harmony. 

Akasagarbha - Ox & Tiger

Akasagarbha Bodhisattva's name (虚空藏) can be translated as "boundless space 虚空 treasury藏" as his Wisdom is said to be boundless as space itself. 

大方等大集經 describes the persona of Akasagarbha is liken to a wealthy generous millionaire with limitless riches who derives happiness and satisfaction from making donations to the poor and bridging income inequality gap. Akasagarbha Bodhisattva is the highest ranked Bodhisattva in charge of wealth across both heaven and earth realms. 

Manjusri - Rabbit 

In Mahayana literature, Manjusri is identified as the oldest and most prominent leader of Bodhisattvas who epitomises transcendental wisdom, insight and enlightenment. 

Manjusri blesses his devotees with immense foresight and intuition to rule the world of business with foresight, courage and wisdom to take swift decisive actions to gain first mover advantage. 

Samantabhadra - Dragon & Snake

Samantabhadra is one of the principal Bodhisattvas, along with Manjusri and Gautama Buddha, the trio is known as the Triple Saints of Avatmasaka Sutra. 

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva possesses the power of omnipresence and he is not subject to limits of time, place, or physical conditions. His divine powers allow him to control time, reality and wealth, empowering his devotees to live in their financial reality they manifest. 

Mahasthamaprapta - Horse

Mahāsthāmaprāpta is a bodhisattva mahāsattva whose Sanskrit name means 'he who has obtained the highest strength'; one of the two attendants of Amitābha who generally stands at his left hand and represents wisdom.

Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva bestows upon his devotees born in the year of horse with boundless wisdom and intelligence to overcome challenges and adversities.

Vairochana - Sheep & Monkey

Vairochana Buddha 大日如来佛 is widely considered as the supreme Buddha, as regarded by many Mahayana Buddhists of East Asia and of Tibet, Nepal, and Java.

Vairocana Buddha reigns supreme across the three realms and governs our wealth, success, health and relationships. He empowers devotees born in the year of Sheep and Monkey to rise to the top of their game, emerging as movers and shakers of their respective industry. 

Acalanatha - Rooster 

Acalanatha is the highest ranked Buddhist Deity. His chinese name 不动 refers to unshakable, 明 refers to the boundless wisdom he possesses, 王 refers to his ability to command and control wealth, authority and health in the world.  

Acalanatha bestows upon his devotees born in the year of rooster with unshakable faith and determination to achieve massive breakthroughs in business, career, sales and investments. 

Amitabha Buddha - Dog & Boar

Amitābha is the Buddha of Immeasurable Light and Life who devotes his life for the enlightenment of all beings - illuminating their paths of prosperity. 

Amitābha possesses infinite merits resulting from good deeds over countless past lives as a Bodhisattva named Dharmakāra. 

Known for his most important enlightenment technique called “Visualisation”, he empowers his devotees with his divine powers to visualise and manifest their goals and aspirations in reality. 

Superlative Imperial Harvest Jadeite

As Singapore’s leading Imperial Feng Shui master, Master David Goh’s obsession with perfection has led to the superlative quality of the Imperial Harvest jadeites. Imperial Harvest’s jadeite workshop is personally led by Master David with a team of master artisans to specially produce original Imperial Harvest designs, born from the inspirations of Master David.

With the strict quality standards set by Master David, only 0.02% of the world’s jadeites make it to the flagship galleries, with each jadeite taking between eight to twelve months of manual hand-carving and hand-polishing before completion.

Craftsmanship

Master David Goh believes that nothing can replace the trustful hands of a master craftsman. Every jadeite is carved to strict details and perfection under stringent controls put in place by Master David.

In order to achieve the highest order of craftsmanship for Imperial Harvest Jadeites, Master David works closely with his trusted master artisans who use traditional hand-carving and polishing techniques which achieves an extremely detailed finish, an irreplaceable skill no machine could ever reproduce.

After the jadeite is skillfully carved by the experienced artisans, it undergoes independent certification by gemological institutes in Singapore.

Recommended Articles:

• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Thousand Hands Guan Yin (Rat)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Akasagarbha Bodhisattva (Ox & Tiger)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Manjusri Bodhisattva (Rabbit)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Samantabhadra Bodhisattva (Dragon and Snake)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva (Horse)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Vairochana Buddha (Sheep & Monkey)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Acalanatha (Rooster)
• Eight Zodiac Guardians: Amitabha Buddha (Dog & Boar)

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Imperial Jadeite Bead necklace and bracelet had been a firm favourite among Chinese Royal families. Many Chinese Emperors and Empresses are often depicted wearing Jadeite Beads necklaces and bracelets in various Chinese paintings. 

Imperial jade refers to the finest-quality jadeite that is almost transparent with a vibrant jadeite colour. The jadeite beads exhibit perfectly matching colour, combined with an outstanding translucency and excellent lustre.

As part of the royal family tradition, the appointed Imperial Feng Shui master would analyse the destiny charts of important Chinese Royal Family members before prescribing and blessing their favourable elemental jadeite pendant, rings or beads. 

A specially appointed Imperial Feng Shui master would then bless the royal family jadeite jewelleries at the Temple of Heaven (天坛) on specially chosen auspicious dates and times to empower the Chinese royal family with consistent state of good luck, wealth and success. 

Emperor Qian Long’s Imperial Feng Shui Jewellery Collection 

Emperor Qian Long is particularly fond of Imperial grade Jadeite. He is often depicted wearing the imperial jadeite jewellery like bead necklace, ring and pendant in various Chinese paintings. 

Emperor Qian Long depicted in Chinese Painting with his favourite Imperial White Jadeite Beads

At this part, many people would ask why Emperor Qian Long wore white jadeite and not any other coloured jadeites. The answer can be found in Emperor Qian Long’s Bazi chart. 

Decoding Emperor Qian Long’s Bazi Chart

Based on Emperor Qian Long’s Four Pillars of Destiny Chart, his lifetime favourable elements would be Metal and Earth elements. Hence his favourable elemental colours would be White, Yellow and Brown.

Hence Emperor Qian Long is depicted in many Chinese Paintings with his favourite Imperial White Jadeite Beads and Jadeite jewellery.

Emperor Qian Long’s Annual Prayers at Temple of Heaven 

The Temple of Heaven (天坛) is an imperial complex of religious buildings situated in the southeastern part of central Beijing. The complex was visited by the Emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for a good harvest.

During the annual ceremony of prayer for good harvest at the Temple of Heaven 天坛, Emperor Qian Long would pray to the Universe with his 108 Imperial Jadeite Beads while offering agarwood and sandalwood incense.

Read about the significance of 108 Beads

Superlative Jadeite Beads in Modern Times 

In modern times, exceptional jadeite masterpieces still commanded astronomical prices and are worn exclusively by the extreme rich. Some collections have fetched millions of dollars in internationally renowned auction houses like Sotheby’s and Christies. 

Imperial Harvest Jadeite Beads

As a gemstone connoisseur, Master David understands that the intricate beauty of jadeite is best presented in their simplest forms, the Imperial jadeite beads are the epitome of this guiding principle. Every single jadeite bead is harvested from the centre of a raw exquisite jadeite boulder. 

Imperial Harvest’s Glassy variety Imperial Jadeite Beads 御鼎豐老坑玻璃种翡翠珠子

In order to create a string of matching jadeite beads of extremely fine quality, Imperial Harvest gemologists work with our team of artisans to inspect the raw jadeite boulders to ensure that it meets the stringent standards set by Master David. 

Next, our artisans often have to carve up to ten times the number of beads in order to select the most suitable ones. Out of ten fine quality jadeite beads carved and polished, one jadeite  qualifies to be Imperial Harvest grade, nine are rejected and disposed. 

The perfect proportion, shape and roundness of the Imperial Jadeite beads demonstrates experienced judgement and extreme precision; a reflection of Imperial Harvest’s impeccable craftsmanship. 

These beads boast wondrous luminosity, and as if lit from within. 

The colour depth evokes a sense of tranquillity, as if staring into a lush forest canopy, with the sunlight filtering through the thick foliage. 

The Ultimate Wealth Multiplier 

Imperial Harvest Jadeite is the testament of Master David’s unwavering commitment to empower his blessed clients with the finest earthly treasures to achieve breakthrough results in their business, career, investments and relationships. 

The Imperial Jadeite beads is the ultimate wealth multiplier which supercharges your direct and indirect wealth capacity. 

Harnessing the auspicious energy of an entire jadeite boulder, this Imperial Feng Shui treasure empowers blessed clients with powerful foresight, opportunities, benefactors to achieve massive immediate breakthroughs in their career, business, investment and wealth. The roundness of each bead represents leading a fulfilling and successful life  (‘圓滿‘).

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Tua Di Ya Pek is one of the most powerful indirect wealth god, known to bless individuals with auspicious indirect luck and is the top choice among funds managers, private equity traders and investors. 

In this article, we share the legend of Tua Di Ya Pek and the inspiration behind Master David’s signature Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek.

Legend of Tua Di Ya Pek

In ancient China, Di Ya Pek and Tua Ya Pek used to work as constables in a yamen (衙门)during their lives as humans. On one occasion, a convict they were escorting escaped during the journey. They decided to split up and search for the escaped convict and meet again later under a bridge at a certain time. 

However, Tua Ya Pek was delayed due to heavy rain so he did not reach the bridge in time. Di Ya Pek, who was on time, waited under the bridge. The heavy rain caused flooding in the area under the bridge. Di Ya Pek refused to leave because he wanted to keep his promise to his colleague, and eventually drowned. When Tua Ya Pek arrived, he was saddened to see that Di Ya Pek had drowned, so he committed suicide by hanging himself. The Jade Emperor was deeply impressed by their actions so he appointed them as deities of the Underworld.

In their new roles as deities of the Underworld, they escort spirits of the dead, whilst acting as fortune deities, rewarding devotees by blessing them with auspicious indirect luck to spot winning investments and trade opportunities that generate explosive returns, as well as occasionally blessing them with windfalls to further acquire more assets.

Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek

Master David drew inspiration from various chinese literatures and illustrations of Tua Di Ya Pek to portray the most powerful and auspicious manifestation of Tua Di Ya Pek to help Imperial Harvest clients achieve their wildest dreams and aspirations.

Di Ya Pek

Di Ya Pek is the figure in the foreground. Di Ya Pek helps its destined owner to achieve strong and consistent portfolio returns across different asset classes.

Tua Ya Pek

Tua Ya Pek is the figure in the background. Tua Ya Pek helps its destined owner to spot winning investments and trade opportunities that generate explosive returns. 

For aspiring traders or investors, Tua Di Ya Pek helps you to develop the right intuition to meet the right trading or investment mentors to achieve your desired results. 

For seasoned traders or investors, Tua Di Ya Pek helps to build and accelerate the growth of your portfolio to your target AUM in a short span of time.

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The indirect wealth gods from the Five Wealth Gods collection is only available during the Seventh Lunar Month. This is the golden opportunity to supercharge your indirect wealth capacity.

In this article, Master David showcases three important Imperial Harvest signature collections that have brought many clients investment, trading and financial breakthroughs.

1. Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui 

Ideal for:

• Windfall luck
• Investment success
• Prevent loss of wealth
• Removal of malefactors

Zhong Kui is the windfall wealth god who summons the five wealth goblins to bring three different sources of investment income: windfall, trading and investment breakthroughs.

Wealth Garnering Sword

Wealth Commanding Sword commands influence and authority for the destined owner. Influence is the key to explosive success in the modern economy. 

Wealth Fetching Chain

Wealth Fetching Chain secures million-dollar opportunities, preventing them from being stolen away from harmful malefactors. It also locks away your wealth to prevent leakage of wealth.

Five Wealth Goblins

Five Wealth Goblins attract powerful explosive opportunities, deals and inspirations for its destined owners, from all industries across different geographies, enabling its destined owner to have massive gains and breakthroughs.

Click here to learn more about the Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui

2. Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek 

Ideal for:

• Identifying highly profitable investment opportunities
• Massive investment success
• Windfall luck
• Consistent portfolio returns

Known as the Investment God of Wealth, Tua Di Ya Pek is also the grand indirect wealth god – one of the most closely guarded Feng Shui secrets used by clients working in top proprietary trading companies, big fund houses and investment management companies.

Di Ya Pek 

Di Ya Pek is the figure in the foreground. Di Ya Pek helps its destined owner to achieve strong and consistent portfolio returns across different asset classes. 

He wields the wealth garnering fan to bring massive fortunes to its destined owner so that its destined owner can thrive and prosper even in the most volatile financial markets.

Di Ya Pek wears a tall hat that bears the Chinese word 天下太平 (peace and prosperity) bringing peace and prosperity to its destined owner.

Tua Ya Pek

Tua Ya Pek is the figure in the background. Tua Ya Pek helps its destined owner to spot winning investments and trade opportunities that generate explosive returns. 

Tua Ya Pek is the figure in the background. He holds the tablet that bears 发财 (Prosper) to command the arrival of massive fortunes to accelerate the massive and consistent growth of its destined owner’s financial portfolio, navigating the treacherous financial markets.

Tua Ya Pek wears a hat that bears the word 一见发财 (Prosper at first sight), empowering its destined owner to develop strong intuition to spot highly profitable investment opportunities amidst the abundance of investment opportunities.

For investors and traders who wish to grow their financial portfolio, this is possibly your best investment ever. A lifetime luck multiplier to grow your wealth and success.

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3. Imperial Harvest Sandalwood

Imperial Harvest Sandalwood collection is derived from Old Mountain Sandalwood trees that are at least 80 years of age before they are logged to create the finest sandalwood collection for our esteemed clients.  

In order to ensure that blessed clients are able to enjoy the full potential of our sandalwood collection, the freshly logged sandalwood is stored at the indirect wealth sector of our workshop studio.

Ideal for:

• Prevention of loss of wealth
• Increased income from indirect sources (investments, windfalls)
• Business opportunities
• Consistent growth in financial portfolio without leakage.

Did you know?

Imperial Harvest Sandalwood belongs to the top 0.1% of the world's sandalwood family. The extraordinary Imperial Harvest Sandalwood are 100% natural, grown and harvested in the treacherous mountains of India (Mysore region). Every Imperial Harvest Sandalwood has to go through 30-40 years of aging and fermentation before it qualifies to be Imperial Harvest grade.

95% of the sandalwood supply are ordinary wood treated with chemical sandalwood perfume and oils.

4.9% of the sandalwood supply are planted by farms and treated with chemical growth fertilisers to accelerate the growth of sandalwood.

Paying tribute to the Royal Traditions

Royal families of the past like Emperor Qian Long wore India Old Mountain Sandalwood beads to empower themselves with wealth and success. The result was a prosperous nation, filled with harmony and prosperity.

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Among Imperial Harvest’s signature Five Wealth Gods collection, Zhong Kui, the windfall god of wealth is one of the best-sellers of all time. 

Since its introduction, many clients have benefited from blessings of Zhong Kui and enjoyed massive financial breakthroughs.

In this article, we will share the legend of Zhong Kui and the story behind Master David’s design inspiration.

Legend of Zhong Kui

According to legend, Zhong Kui was a gifted scholar who topped the Imperial civil examination. However, the Emperor denied his rightful title of Imperial Scholar and high ranking court official due to his unsightly appearance. Outraged by this injustice, Zhong Kui took his own life. 

During the divine judgement in his afterlife, the King of Hades saw much potential in Zhong Kui and bestowed him the title of Indirect Wealth God (偏财神钟馗), despite his grave sin of suicide. 

In his previous life, Zhong Kui failed to achieve his goals and ambitions due to discriminations and lack of opportunities. Hence, he made it his mission in his current life as the Indirect God of Wealth to help devotees achieve massive financial breakthroughs via investments, trading and windfalls. He removes malefactors and creates the opportunity for one to start anew, bringing them a step closer to the ultimate goal of financial freedom. 

Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui

Master David drew inspiration from ancient Chinese literature and illustrations of Zhong Kui to create the powerful Imperial Feng Shui treasure that embodies the wealth enhancing features and rich stories behind Zhong Kui.

Five Wealth Goblins 

The Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui summons the five wealth goblins to create five powerful and massive sources of wealth and prosperity - stock investment, speculative trading (FOREX and stocks), windfalls (4d/toto), property investments and other exotic investments. The Five Wealth Goblins also attract powerful explosive opportunities, deals and inspirations for its destined owners, from all industries across different geographies, enabling its destined owner to have massive gains and breakthroughs.

Wealth Commanding Sword

The Wealth Commanding Sword commands influence and authority for the destined owner. Influence is the key to explosive success in the modern economy, and is the reason why many modern-day influencers are able to become overnight millionaires through their followers’ support. Authority is equally important, as being recognised as the leading authority in the industry enables you to have an unfair advantage over your peers in the real estate and financial advisory industries.

Wealth Fetching Chain

The Wealth Fetching Chain used by Zhong Kui helps to secure million-dollar opportunities, preventing them from being stolen away from harmful malefactors. The Wealth Fetching Chain also securely locks away your wealth, and removes greedy malefactors that are standing in your path to success, preventing the leakage of wealth.

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Your expert consultants are on hand to help you find the perfect Imperial Harvest treasure, book a complimentary consultation today or contact us at +65 91221826. 

Our galleries are located at 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #02-07 & #02-08, Singapore 238876.

Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 12pm-8pm, Sat: 10am-6pm, Closed on Sundays

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Since ancient China, the Imperial Dragon has been highly revered and regarded as the most auspicious emblem of wealth, power and authority. The Imperial Dragon is known as the greatest divine force on earth and is synonymous with the Chinese emperors. 

Legend of the Imperial Dragon

According to Chinese legends, the Yellow Emperor (黄帝) was said to have been immortalised into a dragon and ascended to heaven at the end of his reign. 

As such, Chinese emperors were often referred to as "the descendants of the dragon as they considered the Yellow Emperor as their ancestor. Hence this explains the presence of the dragon motifs on the Emperor’s robe, throne and throughout the imperial palace. 

Dragons are classified into different tiers in Chinese culture which are differentiated by their number of claws. Dragons with 5 claws are the ultimate symbol of wealth and power used only by the Chinese emperors to represent their divine rank and royal status, 

Imperial Harvest’s Fine Jadeite Imperial Dragon

In Imperial Feng Shui, the Imperial Dragon is one of the most important symbols of power, wealth and prosperity. The divine creature empowers individuals with the spirit of personal development, wisdom and foresight to overcome adversities and achieve greater breakthroughs. 

Imperial Harvest’s Fine Jadeite Imperial Dragon is one of the most powerful Imperial Feng Shui collections, it is the ideal treasure for ambitious entrepreneurs and corporate professionals looking to supercharge their success and rise to the top of their respective fields. 

Dragon Pearl 

The dragon pearl is the ultimate wealth magnet and the emblem of wisdom and authority. It empowers its destined owner with powerful mentors and benefactors to navigate the volatile markets and charisma to secure and close big-ticket deals.  

For business leaders, it empowers you with wisdom, to lead and attract a world-class team of talents who will take you to the next level. 

Double Dragon

According to legends, Tian Long (天龙) is the celestial dragon that guards the Heavenly palace and Shen Long (神龙) summons wind and rain. 

The illustration of the duo chasing a dragon pearl in the Heavens represents its destined owner’s ability to safeguard their assets and grab hold of golden opportunities. 

The duo of Imperial Dragons also represents “double excellence”, where individuals enjoy double the prosperity, grand benefactor luck and good fortune. 

Handcrafted to perfection

To achieve the highest order of craftsmanship for the Fine Jadeite Imperial Dragon pendant, Master David worked closely with his trusted master artisans who used traditional hand-carving and polishing techniques to achieve an extremely detailed finish, an irreplaceable skill no machine could ever reproduce. 

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Our galleries are located at 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #02-07 & #02-08, Singapore 238876.

Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 12pm-8pm, Sat: 10am-6pm, Closed on Sundays

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For years, Imperial Harvest’s Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui and Tua Di Ya Pek have remained highly sought after by many blessed clients due to their powerful indirect wealth enhancing capabilities. These indirect wealth gods are also known as the Windfall God of Wealth, Zhong Kui and the Investment God of Wealth, Tua Di Ya Pek.

Known for helping many clients achieve massive investment breakthroughs, windfalls and garner powerful benefactors support, the indirect wealth gods collection is only available once a year during the Seventh Lunar Month.

The Seventh lunar month is the season to supercharge your indirect wealth capacity. 

In this article, we highlight three reasons why you need to seize the golden opportunity to invite the Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui and Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek. 

1. Only available during the Seventh Lunar Month

Home to the world's finest and sophisticated Imperial Feng Shui creations, Master David Goh remains steadfast in his commitment of upholding only the highest standards in his practice of Imperial Feng Shui.

Master David works directly with the mine owners in Myanmar and Singapore-based gemmologists to identify the finest raw jadeite boulders. Only 0.01% of the world’s jadeites make the cut, and is worthy of Imperial Harvest’s name.

Every single piece of jadeite from the Imperial Harvest’s jadeite collection is assigned to a master craftsman to be carefully handcrafted and polished. It then undergoes eight rounds of quality control and tests conducted by Singapore-based gemologists before being issued an independent gemstone certification by Nanyang Gemological Institute.

The entire process of sourcing raw jadeite boulders to handcrafting the Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui and Tua Di Ya Pek takes just about a year before they arrive at Imperial Harvest galleries - right before the Seventh Lunar Month. 

2. The season to supercharge your indirect wealth capacity

The Seventh Lunar Month is the most auspicious time to bless the Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek and Zhong Kui. According to legend, devotees of Zhong Kui and Tua Di Ya Pek are blessed with powerful indirect wealth luck during this period. 

To supercharge your indirect wealth luck, additional extra refined Black Meat Old Mountain Sandalwood Oil is added to the Imperial Red Vermillion that is used during the blessing ceremony conducted by Master David. 

The auspicious date for the blessing ceremony will be a date selected on the Seventh Lunar Month based on San Yuan Qi Men Tian Xing 三元奇门天星 (a powerful combination of San Yuan Qi Men Dun Jia 三元奇门遁甲 and Vedic Astrology 印度占星) and Bazi Auxiliary Star 八字神煞 to ensure alignment of heavenly and earthly energies to bless and empower blessed clients to achieve monumental breakthroughs in their indirect wealth.

3. Raving testimonials from many clients over the years 

Since its introduction, many clients have benefited tremendously from the blessings of Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui and Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek. 

Fine Jadeite Zhong Kui is the indirect wealth deity who summons the wealth goblins to bring three different sources of investment income: windfall, trading and investment breakthroughs.

Fine Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek is the grand indirect wealth god, and is the most closely guarded Feng Shui secret weapon used by our clients working in top proprietary trading companies and investment management companies.

Testimonials:

Testimonial by Mr Adrian

Testimonial by Mr Ng

Testimonial by Mr Lee

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Your expert consultants are on hand to help you find the perfect Imperial Harvest treasure, book a complimentary consultation today or contact us at +65 91221826. 

Our galleries are located at 402 Orchard Road, Delfi Orchard #02-07 & #02-08, Singapore 238876.

Opening Hours: Mon-Fri, 12pm-8pm, Sat: 10am-6pm, Closed on Sundays