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The Seventh Lunar Month Festival is widely celebrated across East Asia among Buddhist and Taoist communities. It is known as the birthday month of the Ruler of Earth (地官大帝), one of three Supreme Rulers.

Three Supreme Rulers

According to traditional Taoist beliefs, there are three Supreme Officials, or Rulers, who each govern the realms of Heaven, Earth and Water under the command of the Jade Emperor (玉皇).

Collectively, they are known as the San Guan Da Di (三官大帝), and rank among the highest of all deities, maintaining authority over all matters in their respective universe domain

The San Guan Da Di are benevolent and exercise compassion in overseeing and controlling the fate and prosperity of all humankind.

Tian Guan, ruler of Heaven (天官大帝)

He governs heavenly wealth capacity (天财库) and direct wealth luck, bestowing happiness and joy upon devotees. His birthday is commemorated on the 15th day of the first lunar month as Shang Yuan Festival (上元节) which marks the golden moment to enhance our direct wealth luck.

Di Guan, ruler of Earth (地官大帝)

He oversees earthly wealth capacity (地财库) and indirect wealth luck. He also grants devotees intuition and instinct to build a consistently increasing investment portfolio. His birthday falls on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month and is celebrated as Zhong Yuan Festival (中元节), which marks the golden moment to enhance our indirect wealth luck.

Shui Guan, ruler of Water (水官大帝)

He is put in charge of wealth capacity deriving from water bodies (水财库) and benefactor luck. He is also tasked with averting all evil and directing humankind to uprightness and virtuousness.

“山管人丁，水管财” (“Mountains govern benefactors, authority and harmony while Water governs wealth”) is one of the most important principles in the classics of Imperial Feng Shui.

This principle reiterates the most important factor in Imperial Feng Shui in that the balance of Yin and Yang is the key to achieving success in life.

The Water Star is present in our living and working environments and plays a pivotal role in governing wealth, opportunities and intuition.

His birthday is celebrated by devotees as Xia Yuan Festival (下元节) on the 15th day of the tenth lunar month, which marks the golden moment to enhance the water stars ( wealth sectors) in our houses, offices and shops.

The seventh lunar month – Di Guan’s birthday month

According to studies of the I-Ching (易经), one of the foremost Chinese classic divination texts, all life forms are capable of embarking on new journeys in seven days, making the number seven strongly associated with a time of renewal.

Marking the birthday of Di Guan, the ruler of Earth who oversees indirect wealth, the seventh lunar month, therefore, denotes the golden moment for the following activities:

• enhancing our indirect wealth luck (旺偏财运) with the Imperial Harvest Jadeite Zhong Kui and Imperial Harvest Jadeite Tua Di Ya Pek
• creating our indirect wealth capacity (造偏财库) with the Imperial Harvest Sandalwood pendant collection
• expanding our indirect wealth capacity (开偏财库) with the Imperial Harvest Sandalwood beads collection

What is indirect wealth?

Indirect wealth refers to wealth derived from secondary sources of income. These include investments, trading and windfalls such as the lottery, which act as supplements to our primary income sources such as full-time professional pursuits.

Indirect wealth luck (旺偏财运) and indirect wealth capacity (造偏财库)

Good luck is about being at the right place, at the right time, meeting the right people and doing the right things. Having good indirect wealth luck means that we are able to spot winning investment and trading opportunities to achieve breakthrough results in your investment and trading.

Wealth capacity, on the other hand, refers to the amount of wealth individuals are able to amass in their lifetime. Indirect wealth capacity (偏财库) denotes the income potential we derive from our investment, trading and other supplementary sources of income.

Imperial Harvest Indirect Wealth Pendant Collection

Get to know the Imperial Harvest Jadeite collections for enhancing your indirect wealth luck:

Zhong Kui: Windfall God of Wealth

Zhong Kui has long been revered among the global Chinese diaspora as a custodian of indirect wealth, and a well-known testament to the unbridled potential of great intellect. As the Windfall God of Wealth, Zhong Kui’s tale often acts as a great inspiration to the ambitious, empowering them to achieve their goals through an enduring spirit of self-development.

Wielding the sword of opportunity, Zhong Kui commands massive influence for its destined owner, capturing transformational life opportunities and pivotal milestones. The benefactor summoning fan summons benefactor and mentor support from all industries, bringing forth new opportunities for its destined wearer. The treasure trove retains its destined owners’ wealth, while simultaneously attracting it — allowing them to reach new heights of prosperity.

Tua Di Ya Pek: Investment God of Wealth

An influential indirect wealth god in Chinese culture alongside Zhong Kui, Tua Di Ya Pek is heavily sought after by devotees for guidance and breakthroughs in acquiring supplementary sources of wealth. Governing indirect wealth creation tools such as stocks and trading, Tua Di Ya Pek empowers devotees with inspired decision-making skills to achieve their goals.

Tua Di Ya Pek holds a pair of Ling Pai, an acclaimed metaphysical tool that bridges the gap between the mortal and celestial realms, and additionally allows the wealth god to better perceive the needs of devotees. Three gold ingots are positioned directly in front of Tua Di Ya Pek, the epitome of an influx of prosperity, attracting wealth to its destined owner.

Imperial Harvest Sandalwood: The ultimate indirect wealth capacity amplifier

 

Perfectly complementing the indirect wealth luck-boosting abilities of Zhong Kui and Tua Di Ya Pek, Imperial Harvest’s sandalwood beads and pendants are powerful expanders of indirect wealth income potential.

Every Imperial Harvest sandalwood treasure is derived from Old Mountain Sandalwood trees at least 80 years of age. After logging, the raw sandalwood is first stored at the indirect wealth sector of Imperial Harvest’s dedicated workshop to absorb potent indirect wealth energies, before undergoing meticulous carving by master artisans to produce sandalwood treasures of unrivalled craftsmanship and quality.

This upcoming auspicious seventh lunar month, the birthday month of the Ruler of Earth (地官大帝), discover how you can thrive and achieve indirect wealth breakthroughs in your investment and trading endeavours with Imperial Harvest.