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| Do you want Five Ghost to Carry Treasure to you? |
In Five Ghost Carry Treasure (五鬼运财), the term doesn’t mean five ghosts literally carrying treasure. Instead, it’s a Feng Shui principle from Chinese Metaphysics that helps align a property with its environment in a way that attracts wealth luck. When used properly, it creates a prosperous living or work space that can boost wealth in a short time.
Five Ghost Carry Treasure (五鬼运财)
A powerful Wealth-Enhancing tool in Classical Feng Shui
In Classical Feng Shui, the "Five Ghost" refers to the Chastity Mountain (廉贞山), and "Treasure" refers to the Huge Door Water (巨门水). This technique involves aligning your property’s direction with nearby mountains and incoming water sources to draw in wealth opportunities.
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| Overlooking Bukit Timah and Jurong Hill from a home in Jurong West |
Example 1:
If your property faces South (S2, 午), with water flowing toward it from the Southwest (SW3, 申), and a mountain or hill in the Northeast (NE2, 艮) direction, it may meet the requirements for the Five Ghost Carry Treasure setup.
Enhancing with Other Feng Shui Systems
The effects can be even stronger when combined with other Feng Shui methods. For instance, in Example 1, the positions of the mountain and water align with the Direct and Indirect Spirits principle (大零正) from Xuan Kong Feng Shui, where Southwest and Northeast are currently “timing” locations, making them ideal for water and mountain placements. Additionally, choosing an auspicious date (吉日) is essential to start this wealth-enhancing technique.
If you’re interested in using Feng Shui to increase wealth, consult a Feng Shui expert who can assess whether this wealth-boosting principle suits your property. You may also consider a Feng Shui consultation to better understand your property’s energy and its financial potential here.
Read more here: Your Home Story with Feng Shui
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