Ten Gods · 正财

Direct Wealth 正财

Earned money and concrete asks — effort that converts steadily.

Direct Wealth is the element your Day Master controls, in the opposite polarity — what you can act on and account for. Of the two wealth gods, it is the steady one: value that arrives because work was done, in an amount that can be counted.

How it tends to show up

It reads as a preference for the ledger. Effort converts unusually well here — not dramatically, but reliably — and people with strong Direct Wealth tend to keep track, honour agreements, and build slowly rather than swing for a single outcome.

The cost is a narrow definition of what counts. A chart weighted toward Direct Wealth can undervalue anything that does not have a clear return attached, including rest, and can hold a steady arrangement past the point where a riskier one would have served better.

What it does not claim

The presence of a wealth god does not predict wealth. It describes a relationship to resources — how you tend to pursue, hold, and account for them. Whether that relationship is comfortable depends on the balance of the chart around it: the same Direct Wealth can read as security in one chart and as pressure in another.

Its pair

Indirect Wealth is opportunity money, moving faster and less predictably. Most charts carry some of both.