i have swords at home, where to place it at home

These are some considerations:
1. Two concepts :
1.1. Pure Common sense
1.2. Symbolism in Feng Shui
1.1. PURE COMMON SENSE
1.1.1. Where possible, swords (are similar) to weapons should not be readily accessible by YOUNG children.
1.1.2. Not very often thieves would walk into the home. But if they do, and if they feel threaten could easily get hold of one of the swords and... the rest may be history
1.2. SYMBOLISM IN FENG SHUI
1.2.1 It is considered inauspicious to display swords e.g. in the living room or family areas or bedrooms.
1.2.2 Here, under symbolism, it may imply quarrels and conflicts.
2. Thus, if one has children at home then either placed higher or locked them up.
3. Overall, common sense says that they could be displayed e.g. in a personal study room.
 

 

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On 5/22/2013 6:10:31 AM, Anonymous wrote:
i have swords at home, where
to place it at home

 

 

1. I have regular clients who display their swords.

1.1. Did you know these swords were blessed by ten different religious leaders? [It is mistaken to think that ALL swords were blessed; not all batches received a blessing.]

1.2. In the SAF, swords stand for three things (PRH):
a. Power
b. Righteousness
c. Honour

1.3. Showing the sword to someone is related to Man or Human Luck.

1.4. Feng Shui deals with Earth Luck. Birth is Heaven’s Luck. This area is about Man or Human Luck.

1.5. There is no problem displaying the sword horizontally or vertically. Usually, people display it horizontally. For example, one of my clients has moved homes three times. He always makes sure to proudly display his swords along the corridor at home. This shows he takes pride in his beginnings.

2. According to the Holy Trinity of Chinese Luck, he is using Man or Human Luck in his life.

3. Summary of the Holy Trinity of Chinese Luck System:
3.1. Your bazi is Luck from Heaven—this usually cannot be changed.
3.2. Earth Luck, or Feng Shui, is the luck from your home or office environment.
3.3. Human or Man Luck is about your relationships with family and friends and feeling good.

 

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1) I have attached a photo. On the photo has a sword which i received from the military.  I don't work for the military anymore. I place it on top of the display cabinet i ll be placing in the living room in the new place. Is that location ok?

 

Note: For confidential purposes, the photo will not be shown.

>In fact, contrary to popular belief, many of my current clients (Chinese) are proud of the sword that they receive which symbolises :  Honour / Command / Respect.

>And for the Singapore commissioned officers, this sword is blessed by I forgot how many but all the major religions in Singapore.

>Many are so proud (not Feng Shui) but based on Human or Man Luck factor that a few place it in an enclosed cabinet at the passageway at the main entrance.

>Common sense is that it should be hard to grab. In case a child or a would be robber use it. the wrong way.

>Otherwise, really no issue. Only thing is that it should not face any bedroom door. Thus living room is okay. Not facing the main door.

A typical SAF Officer's sword in a display case

Hi Master , May I seek an advice from you . My son got a sword from SAF . Can I display the sword in the living room ?

Dear Master,

I am staying in 3room hbd flat, can I place my SAF Sword near to the main door? (Exp coming in from outside, on right side wall)  

15 minutes ago, Lynda said:

Dear Master,

I am staying in 3room hbd flat, can I place my SAF Sword near to the main door? (Exp coming in from outside, on right side wall)  

This is subjective.

I have clients from Chief of - - - , Senior Officers and Ex Police officers also got etc doing this.

A client whom had moved house three times has a habit of doing so.

Anyway the swords are supposed to be blessed … 

 

This also falls under Human or man luck. And not necessarily attributed to Feng Shui.

Human or man luck is also able one’s pride and proud achievements and such displays makes one feel good.

 

 

She's been having high fever on and off suddenly since this sword came (and its not covid) not sure if its coincidental or ... but my mother say it seems to happen after this sword came into the room.

Not urgent. My police graduation sword is still in its white cardboard box. Can I keep it at the top of shelves in my storeroom? The hilt can only only be facing east or west. Pls advise. 

Morning [hidden] once in the storeroom, no specific directions. Other than don’t face storeroom door

 

Found this wooden prop knife in my office warehouse. If I keep this at home. Should it be hidden then?

Best to avoid bringing home.

 

 

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Do you know that SAF Officers swords are blessed? 

Religious leaders besides blessing SAF swords  also shown in this photo to be blessing an MRT train.

Shown: Former Transport Minister Mr Khaw Boon Wan (to the bottom left)

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Would you believe? A quick search shows Carousell selling one... LOL

S$258

 

Good morning, Master Cecil. My hubby wants to know what to do with his Taichi 刀 and sword ( no longer in use).. and my son's "Sword of Honour" sword awarded during National Service previously. Should they be wrapped and stored away or dispose of it? Please advise from your fengshui views 🙏
 

Stored away is fine