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CREATING YOUR OWN WEALTH VASE
by Mavis

Many of you who are new to the practice of Feng Shui may not have come across, read, or even heard about the wealth vase. Now, what is that? A personal wealth vase is one filled with precious items, and is an excellent way to attract wealth luck to its owner.

How does one select a wealth vase?

Well, first of all, you should get a suitably beautiful and valuable vase to contain your precious items. You may use a container made of the earth or the metal element, although the earth vases are more efficient than the metal ones. This is because in the productive cycle of the five elements, earth produces metal, and hence, gold.

Earth element vases can be made of porcelain, crystal or earthenware, while metal element vases can be made of copper, brass, silver or gold. Of course, the more expensive the material, the more auspicious the vase; but don't go overboard and buy a very expensive solid gold vase - a gold-plated silver one would be more than sufficient.

The best shape for a wealth vase is one with a fairly wide mouth that narrows into a slender neck and then broadens out into a wide bottom to resemble an hourglass. This shape allows plenty of money or wealth to flow in, down through the narrow neck and into the broad base, where it will accumulate and remain for a long, long time. The vase can be as big or as small as you desire. As long as you use it properly, it should yield satisfying results.

What does one put in it?

The first thing to put in your new wealth vase is three, six, or nine Chinese coins tied with red string. Next, fill half of the vase with seven types of semi-precious stones; here are some examples of what you can use: amethyst, citrine, clear quartz, topaz, tiger's eye, malachite, coral, lapis lazuli, sodalite, cornelian, jade, pearl, jasper, aquamarine, crystal, rose quartz, turquoise, etc. You may even put diamonds or other gems as well as your jewellery or colourful beads in the vase.

After that, if you can get it, put a bit of soil from a rich person's garden (but you should use your wits to ask for it, as soil given to you is very lucky) into your vase to 'borrow' some of their wealth energy. You may also put a red package filled with real money in the vase.

Next, place in your wealth vase five types of 'nourishing fruits' (seeds and grain), such as millet, wheat, barley, rice, sorghum, red beans, green beans or soybeans, to signify an abundant and constant supply of food in the family. You may put this (uncooked) grain in a small plastic bag before putting it in the vase.

Whatever you use, the vase should be filled to the brim. If there's still some space in the vase, top it up with more semi-precious stones.

Where does one put it?

Putting your wealth vase in the right location is just as important as what you put in it. If you've used an earth element vase, place it in the Southwest or Northeast corner of your home, as the element of these directions is earth. If yours is a metal vase, place it in the West or Northwest corner. On a last but very important note, your personal vase must be kept hidden away from the eyes of others, preferably inside a cupboard in your bedroom, and never facing the front door, as this symbolizes your wealth draining away.

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