House Wealth

• Core Meaning: Money, Cash Flow, and the Ability to Earn and Spend.
• Deeper Meaning (The flow of Money): This is the House of liquid assets. It represents “cash on hand” and the active, flowing current of money in your life. This is fundamentally different from the Property House, which represents static, fixed assets like land. The Wealth House is your “river”—it governs your income, your spending, and your overall financial activity.
• How You Earn (Inflow): This House details your relationship with generating income. It shows how you make money—whether it comes to you easily or only through intense hardship and toil. It pin-points the most profitable professions for you and reveals the potential scale of your cash flow, whether it is small or massive.
• How You Spend (Outflow): Just as important as the inflow, this House reveals the outflow—your psychological relationship with spending. It shows your natural tendencies: are you thrifty and a natural saver? Are you generous to a fault? Or are you prone to squandering money, unable to hold onto it? This reveals your ability to manage the flow.
• Important Interactions:
  1. The Triangle of Success: This House is a key part of the “InnerSelf – Career – Wealth” triangle. It represents the tangible result of your Essence (InnerSelf) and your Actions (Career).
  2. The Fortune-Wealth Axis: This House is in direct opposition to the Fortune House. This creates the vital contrast between “Money” and “Luck/Happiness.” A person with a strong Wealth House but a weak Fortune House may be rich, but they will still be unhappy, anxious, or unable to enjoy the money they have. True success requires both Houses to be in harmony.