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To wrap up our series on the 5 elements, we need to explain the Creative, Reductive, and Destructive sequence cycles displayed in this diagram.

The Creative cycle goes clockwise and it indicates which elements help or enhance another element.  For example, the Fire element enhances the Earth element.

The Reductive cycles goes counter clockwise and indicates what element reduces another element.  Using the same two elements, Earth would reduce or put out Fire in this cycle, just as you could smother a camp fire by kicking dirt on it.

The Destructive cycle in the center shows what element can destroy another element.  Water, for example, is destructive to Fire because it can distinguish it, just as a firefighter puts out a fire using a fire hose.

Throughout our series on the 5 elements, we have stressed the importance of balance and how having too much of one element is unbalanced and can cause issues.  If you have a lot of Fire elements in a primarily Wood element section of your home or business it can reduce the effects of the Wood element.  If you have a lot of Fire elements in your Prosperity section whose primary element is Wood, then you are likely to burn through your money quickly.  Balance out the elements and add a little more Wood to your Prosperity section and voila,’ your Prosperity is back as it should be.