“Seven Red is also known as the star that is ‘in its timely period,’ meaning it represents the symbol of power. Throughout history, wherever there is power, there have inevitably been struggles, battles, and fierce competition. Therefore, the position of Seven Red is often likened to ‘flashing blades and clashing swords.’

The ancients placed great importance on this position. Zhuge Kongming, in particular, was said to light the ‘Seven-Star Lamp’ at this location whenever he encountered difficulties. Later generations came to believe that if the Feng Shui configuration of this position is properly arranged, one would gain authority and status. As a result, people especially favored lighting the ‘Seven-Star Lamp’ here to activate Seven Red and strengthen their power and rank.

Power and rank may also be likened to direct and indirect wealth. Why is this so? If you hold great authority within a company and are able to decide on major investments and operations that allow the company to generate substantial profits, this can be regarded as direct wealth. If, on the other hand, your ability to identify and recruit talented individuals enables the company to achieve outstanding performance year after year and earn generous profits—while you yourself do not need to exert excessive effort—then this can be considered indirect wealth.”