Direct & Indirect Wealth

Wealth is what the Day Master controls or manages. Traditional imagery uses it for property, resources, enterprise and handling resources. Direct and Indirect first distinguish polarity; organized provision and circulating or opportunistic resources are interpretive associations, not fixed categories such as salary versus lottery winnings.

Both Wealth types are controlled by the Day Master. Jia wood sees Ji earth as Direct and Wu earth as Indirect Wealth; Yi wood reverses those labels. Opposite polarity is Direct, matching polarity Indirect. Apply the relationship to visible stems and hidden stems alike.

For Jia, Chen contains Wu, Yi and Gui: Indirect Wealth, Rob Wealth and Direct Resource. Labelling each hidden stem is more precise than treating the whole branch as Wealth. Visibility, rooting, seasonal support and generation from Output are separate subsequent checks.

Jia→Bing→Wu describes the Day Master producing Output that generates Indirect Wealth. Weakly rooted Jia with much earth raises capacity questions; concentrated Wood peers and limited Wealth emphasize shared control and allocation. The label is the same but the relationship under examination differs.

Jia sees Ji as Direct Wealth and Ji sees Jia as Direct Officer; Jia sees Wu as Indirect Wealth and Wu sees Jia as Seven Killings. These reversals demonstrate relative roles, not another person’s monetary worth.