Material: Porcelain (in a sealed bottle. Do not open it)

Size: Dimensions: diameter approximately 12.5 cm, height approximately 14 cm

Narration:

The **Five Ways of Wealth** in **Tibetan Buddhism** is an interesting and mysterious theme. Let me introduce it to you.

1. **Five Gods of Wealth**: These five gods of wealth are regarded as the patron saints of wealth and happiness in Tibetan Buddhism. Their names are **Martial God of Wealth**, **Wen Wealth God**, **Agricultural God of Wealth**, **Industry God of Wealth** and **Shang Wealth God**. Each God of Wealth represents a different career and source of wealth.

2. **Deeds**: These gods of wealth are said to protect their followers from financial difficulties and other problems. People visit temples to pray for their blessings, especially when they are facing financial difficulties.

3. **Origin and legend**: There are many versions about the origin and legend of these gods of wealth. One version is that these five gods of wealth were originally ordinary people, but because of their good deeds and spiritual practice, they were given the ability to protect believers by the gods. Another version is that they were ancient gods revered as gods of wealth.

The **Five Ways of Wealth God** in **Tibetan Buddhism** is the god of wealth worshiped by Tibetans, and is the god who is responsible for the wealth of the heavenly bank. In addition to being in charge of wealth, they are also a huge force in protecting the secrets of Tibetan Buddhism. They are also responsible for taking charge of and saving all sentient beings in all utilitarian undertakings. The five gods of wealth are:

1. **Red God of Wealth** Lord of good luck

2. **Green God of Wealth** main multiplication

3. **Black God of Wealth** masters the decline

4. **Yellow God of Wealth** is the master of deeds

5. **White God of Wealth** mainly cures diseases

The shapes and attributes of these gods of wealth have specific meanings in Tibetan Buddhism, and their origins are related to the needs of practice and the concept of the five Buddhas.