Ten Gods · 劫财

Rob Wealth 劫财

Your element in the opposite polarity — a rival current running under the surface.

Rob Wealth is your own element again, but in the opposite polarity — same tribe, different claim. The English name is a literal translation of 劫财 (jié cái) and it lands harder in English than it does in the tradition. It is not a prediction that money will be taken from you.

How it tends to show up

Where Companion is parity, Rob Wealth is competition — often productive. It reads as drive that sharpens in the presence of a rival, a willingness to move on an opportunity before it is fully safe, and a certain looseness with resources: money and effort both move fast.

The same current can run the other way. Decisions made at speed cost more when they are wrong, and shared money is where the friction usually surfaces first — joint ventures, family finances, anything with an unwritten split.

Why the name is misleading

Classical names were written for practitioners who already knew the system, not as verdicts. Rob Wealth marks a structural relationship — an equal-but-opposite force to your Day Master — and whether that force helps or strains depends entirely on what the rest of the chart needs. In a chart that runs weak, this same Ten God is often exactly the reinforcement required.

Its pair

Rob Wealth and Companion form the peer group of the Ten Gods. Reading them together — which one is present, whether it is open or hidden — says more than either name alone.