Army Breaker in the Wealth palace – meaning in a Purple Star chart
What the readings most often say of charts with Army Breaker in the Wealth palace, chosen from the app's sentence bank. Your own chart also depends on the stars beside it and facing it: cast it for the reading that fits you.
Cast your chart· Army Breaker + Fire Star and Bell Star in the Wealth palace — volume 3: “Army Breaker, Fire Star and Bell Star bring running about and toil”.
· Army Breaker in the Wealth palace — you spend a lot, money comes and then goes, and there are large fluctuations.
· Army Breaker most fears meeting Earth Void and Earth Robbery — the treasury meeting void, it is hard to ever accumulate.
· Complete Book, Volume 1, Questions and Answers on the Stars, Army Breaker: “In the Children palace, loss first and success afterwards; in the Wealth palace, like boiling water poured on snow.”
· Complete Book, Volume 2, section on the Wealth palace: “The Army Breaker in the Rat or Horse palace stores up much gold, silver and jewels; in the Prosperous Dragon or Dog palaces wealth is also abundant; in a Fallen palace it breaks and cannot gather.”
Army Breaker in the Wealth palace: money comes and goes fast, and whether you can keep it depends on the star sharing the palace.
With Army Breaker in the Wealth palace, money coming and going is a common thing. The meaning of the Army Breaker star is loss and breakage, like Seven Killings, both costly and toilsome, with money moving in and out fast and hard to keep. But you must distinguish Temple from Fallen (Temple = strength, Fallen = weak): the book says “Army Breaker in the Rat or Horse palace mostly stores up much gold, silver and jewels”, meaning that when it falls in the Rat or Horse palace you can keep gold, silver and wealth, and the Dragon and Dog positions are Prosperous so wealth fortune is also strong; only when Fallen does it “break the ancestors and fail to gather”, meaning the ancestral estate cannot be kept. Volume one speaks generally of Army Breaker “in Wealth like boiling water poured on snow”, without distinguishing Temple from Fallen, meaning money is like hot water on snow, gone in a moment; this differs from volume two's “mostly stores up gold, silver and jewels” for the Rat and Horse palaces, and both views exist side by side; for this foundation, read it by volume two, which divides by palace position.