Introducing the magnificent “Ding,” a timeless symbol of abundance and financial stability rooted in the wisdom of Chinese tradition. Adorned with the auspicious character “Sheng,” representing prosperity, this stunning piece is designed to safeguard your wealth and encourage smart financial management.
The “Ding” is more than just a decorative item; it is a powerhouse of positive energy. Filled with an array of precious multi-gem chips, it embodies the perfect balance of vibrancy and intention. These gems are chosen to attract prosperity, fortify financial resilience, and amplify wealth accumulation.
Representing strength, stability, and unwavering support, the “Ding” acts as a steady foundation for your financial success. Its powerful symbolism makes it an essential addition for business owners, sales professionals, executives, and directors who are dedicated to building their wealth and securing their future.
Elevate your financial journey with the “Ding”—a masterpiece that combines beauty, tradition, and purpose. Whether for your office, home, or as a thoughtful gift, this piece promises to inspire confidence, protect your resources, and set you on a path toward lasting abundance.
The Ding is filled with multiple types of treasures:
- 3 Magical Objects – Comprising 3 emblems of good fortune, namely the “Magic Hammer”, “8-Directional Fortune Bringing Lock” and “Smooth-sailing Ru Yi”, they are powerful objects believed to help businesses prosper even against overwhelming odds. In business, these magical objects protect the entity from fraud and embezzlement, promotes sales growth and ensures businesses to flourish when placed in the reception area. With the ability to develop new avenues of financial growth and to snowball your wealth through savings, the emblems also benefit your personal investments and let you enjoy abundance filled with stable income stream. Multiplying your inflow of cash and bountiful amounts of money, they enable you to anticipate new financial territories and opportunities that can fuel your finances for a more optimistic wealth outlook.
- 3 Gold Eggs – A symbol of wealth harvest, the golden eggs are the emblem of rising wealth, powerful prosperity and protection from reversal of fortune.
- Gold Bar – A universal representation of bank and finance reserve, bypassing any money notes in the world. The gold bar sets as the fundamental baseline for world financial flow from its reserve in the bank. Therefore the gold bar signifies financial and material assets. connoting worth and savings.
- 6 Gold Ingots and 15 Thick I-Ching Coins – They represent extreme manifestation of maximum wealth opportunities. Chinese coins are essential ingredients in the practice of Feng Shui. It is the most potent symbol of wealth. They are rounded shape with a square hole in the center. The circle represents heaven while the square represents earth. When used by humans, they represent the cosmic trinity of luck of “Heaven-Earth-Man”.There is the Yang side (with four chinese characters according to reign of emperor) and the Yin side (2 characters).
- King Gesar’s Mantra – Kubera (Wealth God) brings serious wealth luck and continuous prosperity by dropping wealth to everyone he meets up. Riding on the Windhorse, he overcomes all obstacles that block wealth from manifesting. Enables you to gain the victory advantage. This means you will have a smooth, easy and unobstructed ride in your undertakings.
- Four Dharmakaya Relic Mantras – Are essential mantras that give power and make the object holy.
- Wishfulfilling Mantra- Promises you a quantum change in making your impossible wishes possible. It opens up endless possibilities, superlative success, overflowing possibilities and materializes your dreams. The magic created will move events, people and circumstances to fulfill all your dreams. You will be unrestrained and seeing enormous changes that leads to boundless returns.
- Yellow Jhambala Mantra – According to Buddhist mythology, he practiced Buddhism for a thousand years before Brahma made him immortal and have him guard treasures and distributing wealth to eliminate poverty and provide financial stability. It is said that riches attained from Jhambala comes with a wealth of spirituality.
Note: This item is energy infused. Item comes with certificate of authenticity.
3 Magical Objects
- Magic Hammer – The hammer belongs to Daikokuten (God of Limitless Prosperity) and is called “Uchide no Kozuchi”, a magical hammer that grants wishes and with a single hit it brings limitless prosperity and good fortune. That’s why in Japan you may notice people carrying attached to their mobile phones small charms shaped like the hammer. The magic hammer represents prosperity, abundance, wealthiness, career advancement and flourishing business.
- 8-Directional Fortune Bringing Lock – It is a magnificent emblem that is like preparing a vault waiting to be filled with gold bars, cash, treasures and riches for long term. Seen around the necks of rich tycoons and rich kids during ancient times, they reinforce the wearer’s chances of prosperity abundance. Incribed on the lock are chinese characters “Ba Fang Jing Chye” which expresses the sentiment of “fortune coming from 8 directions”. Also featured on the lock is the pairing of powerful wealth gods Daheitian and Ebisu. Together they cover both the blessings in “regular” and “irregular” income luck. They are highly regarded by Hong Kong feng shui masters to seriously multiply your wealth, profit from investments, sales, businesses and income luck:
(a) Stimulate cash flow.
(b) Remove negative evils and blesses one with safety.
(c) Generate income opportunities.
(d) Recover your investments.
(e) Create riches. - Smooth-sailing Ru Yi – The scepter enables you with the ability to circumvent to any odds and overcome competition. It will assist you in gaining important insights into developing a strategic plan and staying ahead of competition. With the ru yi, you gain the authority and full control of multiplying your wealth. Best suited for those seeking for promotion, win any competition, strike a lottery and for business success.
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