Golden Amulet Card San Xing to attract luck

The San Xing Gold Amulet Card is a traditional Chinese mascot designed to protect, attract luck, and harmonize "qi" energy.
What is depicted on the amulet:
The front side depicts the Three Pure Ones (Sanqing) - the highest Taoist deities:
Yuanshi Tianzun (Original Heavenly Lord) is the central figure.
Lingbao Tianzun (Heavenly Lord of the Spiritual Treasure) - left.
Daode Tianzun (Heavenly Lord of Path and Virtue, Lao Tzu) - on the right.
On the reverse is the symbol of Bagua (eight trigrams) in the scheme of the Nine Palaces to protect against negative energy.
Title blocks and their meanings:
三清祖师 (Sanqing Zushi): "The First Teachers of the Three Pure."
九宫八卦阵 (Jiugong Bagua Zhen): "The magic square of nine palaces and eight trigrams."
开运金卡 (Kaiyun Jinka): "Gold card that opens up luck."
How to use an amulet:
Carrying and storage:
In a wallet or purse to protect finances and attract money luck.
In the phone case for a constant energy field and protection against negativity.
In a bag or pocket when traveling and in crowded places.
Accommodation in a house or office:
Wealth sector (South East) - activation of monetary luck.
Desktop - maintaining clarity of mind and protection from intrigue.
Opposite the entrance is a reflection of the negative energy of "Sha" using the Bagua symbol.
Contact rules:
Pay respect to the amulet - do not put on the floor and do not sit on it.
Clean the card regularly with a clean cloth. If damaged, replace the amulet with a new one.
The amulet works most effectively when believing in its power and maintaining internal harmony.