As an important part of traditional Chinese culture, Feng Shui contains profound wisdom about environmental energy. Through proper Feng Shui arrangements, we can effectively improve the energy field of our living spaces, thereby enhancing wealth luck and overall fortune. Here are some practical wealth-attracting Feng Shui methods worth studying and practicing carefully.

Firstly, the southeast Orientation of a home or company is considered a significant wealth area. Keeping this area clean, bright, and clutter-free is crucial. Avoid placing metal filing cabinets, televisions, stereos, or other metal objects here. Instead, placing an aquarium, fountain, or other flowing water features can effectively activate wealth energy. Placing plants like the Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) and placing a large denomination bill underneath it can further enhance the wealth-attracting effect.

Secondly, determining one's personal wealth direction requires considering one's personal astrological chart. For instance, the wealth direction for a Kan Ming person is southeast, making it ideal for the main door to face this direction. Adjusting the orientation of your bed, dining table, and stove towards your personal wealth direction can significantly benefit financial prosperity. Hanging a hollow wind chime above the cash register or placing a mirror nearby to reflect it can stimulate business prosperity.

In the home environment, ample sunlight and good air circulation are the foundation for attracting wealth. Sunlight represents thriving family and population, while airflow symbolizes the movement of financial luck. Placing the "Fu" character upside-down on the door implies the arrival of good fortune and luck. The wealth area needs good light; you can place wealth-attracting plants like Lucky Bamboo or Money Tree, or place consecrated auspicious items like Pi Xiu or the Three-Legged Toad.

It's important to note that the living room should avoid having a mahjong table, as the noise might drive away the God of Wealth. Wall hangings should avoid desolate or depressing themes; opt for auspicious paintings like peonies or sunflowers. Refrigerators and rice jars should always be kept reasonably full, symbolizing that the household has no shortage of food and clothing. The kitchen, representing the family's treasury, should have cabinets and refrigerators kept half-full.

Furthermore, methods like creating a Bagua wealth bag, wearing blessed accessories, or using Wu Di Qian (Five Emperor Coins) can effectively enhance wealth luck. The choice of wallet also holds significance; it's best to use clasp-style wallets, with colors that suit one's personal astrological chart, avoiding round or irregular shapes.

While these Feng Shui methods originate from traditional wisdom, their implementation should consider modern living environments. Maintaining a sincere and kind heart is essential, improving one's own energy field by enhancing the living space. Remember, Feng Shui adjustment is a gradual process that requires patience and persistence.