Caishen In Chinese culture, Caishen is worshipped as the God of Wealth. He can be seen adorned in imperial robes and holding symbols of prosperity like the Ruyi scepter.

Fuk Luk Sau : Feng Shui Gods of Wealth - 1. Long life, fame and fortune - these highly sought after attributes are believed to be brought into any space by Fuk Luk Sau, the three feng shui gods of ...

We all aspire to live a life where wealth flows easily, financial stress stays at bay ... → Never keep torn or folded ...

From visiting a Hindu temple or by flipping through the pages of a mythological text, you will discover something interesting ...

Such a small temple for the God of Wealth is quite common in surrounding rural area, it did not catch any attention therefore luckily it was not removed.

Regardless of the pose of his statue, devotees often pray to Guan Gong to seek blessings for their health, safety and success ...

Homelessness isn’t new, it’s simply expanding under the domination of corporate policies and governance by elite wealth. One researcher found evidence of homelessness in letters and other ...

It’s Pluto, Greek god of the underworld and “giver of wealth in mines, wells and quarries,” according to a booklet for the bank’s 100th anniversary published by Seider’s Press in 1928.

VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI said that although riches should pose no barrier to serving the Kingdom of God, Christ's love fulfills humanity's deepest needs in a way that wealth is unable to ...

The number of hieroglyphic symbols are thought to vary from seven hundred up to seven thousand during the Ptolemaic period. Some hieroglyphs represent both a word and a sound. Ideograms portray ...

A status symbol is an object that signifies its owners' high social and economic standing.