Wealth Cures

I first heard about it from my niece. I was quite sceptical at first for I am not a believer on charms that supposed to improve ones luck and fortune. But since all my friends bought one I was forced to get this Blessed All in One Charm Bracelet. And since then i notice that opportunities keeps on coming. Then a few days after I got my charm I won P20,000 on a bingo game and thats the biggest prize money i've ever won. And that made a believer out of me...
Nene - businesswoman
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Attract plenty of wealth into your home with our Three-legged Toads with a coin in its mouth!The frog is a very auspicious creature and is considered to be conducive good fortune. The frog is bejeweled with an I-Ching coin in its mouth.Place the toad in any of the corners diagonally opposite your front door for best effect. You may have more than one toad, but keep the number nine or below.

Of the many deities of the Chinese pantheon, there is probably none as popular as the God of War Kuan Kung who is also regarded as the God of Wealth. He is, amongst many other titles, the protector of the oppressed, patron saint of police, guardian deity of the triads, and in recent times, protector of businessmen and politicians and leaders alike. Kuan Kung is the renowned defender of all. He is also known as the God of War, but his true duties and reputation are as the defender of the state, civilization and morality. Images of Kuan Kung sells like hot cakes. Whether standing or sitting, on horseback or glaring at his enemies, Kuan Kung in your house brings with it his powerful energy. Kuan Kung through his protective influences has also become symbol of wealth.

The 8 Immortals are Chinese deities that were sent down from heaven to assist people in their time of need and help them reach their goals. Each of them has special abilities and carries auspicious objects to help and assist man to fulfill life's aspirations: health and family luck,wealth, fame and recognition, relationship and marriage luck, descendant luck,mentor luck, career luck and education luck.

This is one of the most popular symbols of business success leading to the accumulation of wealth that was favored by the Chinese merchant traders. This ship is filled with various auspicious symbols that will bring blessings and great fortune into your life.

Camels have long been in existence in China, particularly the areas of Mongolia. The eighties also saw a remarkable presence of thought-to-be-extinct wild camels in the Dunhuang county in Gansu Province.
As such, the camel is believed to be able to protect one's business - it is said that camels are highly intuitive in nature, and can detect negativities while steering itself away from the source. The camel is also said to be able to safeguard your business from financial difficulties.
This is a very good Feng Shui item for office spaces and homes of those who wish for protection and safekeeping from harm's way. Place the camel in the Northwest sector of your offices and even homes to guard your business from financial difficulties.

This charm has been carefully designed to attract fortune for this year. Different auspicious symbols have been meticulously chosen and put together in order to enhance complete good fortune to the household,not only in the material aspect but also spiritual.
The Wheel- the sacred wheel, also known as the wheel of life or the wheel of truth, symbolizes the wisdom and noble truths of the teachings of Buddha. It represents the conquest of human sufferings brought about by ignorance, anger and attachment. The wheel symbol in the house will promote peace of mind and growth in wisdom.