Description

Agarwood has been renowned since ancient times as “worth ten thousand coins per piece.” Its fragrance is subtle yet profound, capable of balancing yin and yang, making it particularly suitable for those seeking speculative wealth (such as stocks, lotteries, or speculative income). Burning agarwood can stabilize financial energy and prevent monetary losses. The aroma of agarwood activates the “speculative wealth area” (typically located in the northwest corner of the living room), enhancing opportunities for windfall gains. It also sharpens the sixth sense, heightening intuition during investments or negotiations, thereby reducing errors in judgment.

In Chinese culture, this character is profoundly symbolic of good fortune. It embodies the concepts of amassing wealth , achieving prosperity, and experiencing growth, representing the expansion of both material riches and serendipity.