The Fifth Day of the Lunar New Year Welcoming the God of Wealth

Today, at home, facing the South where the Tai Sui is located, I welcome the God of Wealth. On the table, there are 9 bottles of Xi Duo Duo Coconut Jelly, some snacks including Wang Wang Snow Cakes, along with some previous offerings of fruits and candies, to welcome the God of Wealth and pay respects to Tai Sui.
Many people think that Tai Sui can only be worshipped once, but my personal view is that Tai Sui can be worshipped at any time. This year, the Feng Shui of the home places Tai Sui in the south, which is suitable for cleaning thoroughly and placing some fruits and candies. Worship Tai Sui to strive to become the “favorite person around the Emperor.”
The fifth day of the Lunar New Year is a day that everyone pays great attention to. Everyone hopes that in the new Year of the Horse, Bing Wu, wealth will flourish. Achieving this all depends on inner abundance. When the heart is sufficiently rich, external abundance naturally follows. External is a reflection of the heart.
In the past year, I often found myself anxious. Even though I earn money every year, I still feel anxious and fearful. Whenever I notice this, I tell myself to live in the present, and place all emotions in the lower abdomen. Imagine a warm, gentle flow of energy circulating at the Dantian, like Tai Chi. All my uneasy emotions are stored here, circulating continuously and transforming into nourishment.
Inner abundance leads to external prosperity.
A person’s level of wealth is not just about the numbers on the account. It’s often compared externally. Even if the bank account has enough money, the inner feeling can still be that of poverty—that’s true poverty.
Some people feel very wealthy with 100,000, others with 1 million, and some with even more don’t feel rich. So, true wealth depends on our hearts. At this moment, I am already wealthy.
Continuously nourish your inner self, and eventually, it will naturally become your outer reality.