CREST OF ALLIES CARRY YOUR
The best way to get the best out of any year is to ensure you have the support of your astrological allies. Different animal signs enjoy different aspects of good
luck at any point in time and by carrying the image of your astrological buddies, you are in effect “borrowing their luck” and garnering precious friendship and support luck for yourself.
GLORIOUS GREEN Green is the colour of Wood, the only element of the fi ve elements that “grows”! It signifi es growth energy and represents an augmentation of wealth. Wood also produces Fire, the element that is missing from the 2012 chart, so carrying a gloriously green wallet with your astrological allies crest will help your money expand and grow.
FLAMING RED
BOLD BLACK The Crest Wallets also come in
classic black for those of you who prefer an understated style. Perfect for the gentleman. Black is the colour of Water and to
the Chinese, Water always means money. The element Water in 2012 also represents “Resource Luck”, bringing you exactly what you need to keep the growth energy of the year strong and stable, ensuring you always have enough money and that your asset wealth continues to expand and grow.
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Red is the ultimate Yang colour, and the colour of choice in 2012! Fire energy is missing from the coming year’s Four Pillars chart, so carrying a red wallet with your astrological allies crest will bring vital balance back into the equation, allowing everything you are involved in to go smoothly and successfully. There is also nothing better than carrying a stack of cash in a BRIGHT RED WALLET!
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