Bell as metal cure?

[Guest]

Hi cecil,
i have just purchase 2 antic bells from a shop near by. I was wondering... can these bells be use as a flying star cure?
Thank you
Steven

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Steven,
The two most common metal `cures' are:
1. The six coins which represent `Big Metal'.
2. Some other Feng Shui practitioners sell a brass / copper `Feng Shui ruler'. Because of the content of `metal' in it, these practitioners want you to buy it. To them, it is the equivalent of `Big metal.'
As the `life sized' ruler is indeed made of metal, one cannot argue that it is not a `metal' - cure. Since it is like the size of a normal ruler, it contains quite alot of metal.
3. The Bells if they are made of metal can be considered `metal' but to the extend; it is difficult to say if it represents `Big metal' or not.
In a previous posting, I mentioned that bells have a significance during a ceremony for the dead.
The Chinese belief that ringing the bell during the funeral procession allows the person's spirit to be guided e.g. to his/her new home e.g. a new grave.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 5/8/00 4:26:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi cecil,
i have just purchase 2 antic
bells from a shop near by. I
was wondering... can these
bells be use as a flying star
cure?
Thank you
Steven

[Guest]

Hi cecil,
I just remember that sometime ago, a Feng Shui master from HK use bells as feng shui cure. If i am not mistaken, he is employ by a hotel for a sum of RM300,000 (according to my source). I will try to take some photos on my antic bells and post it here for all to see.
Thank you,
Steven

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Steven,
1. Thanks very much for the information and most of us will look forward for the future phots of the antic bells.
2. There are quite alot of `inventions' or `cures' or enhancers in the market.
Overall, I believe bells are near eqivalent of wind chimes as they make noise. Some Feng Shui practitioners prefer the use of grandfather (or pendulum) clocks as it makes a constant `tine' or tick tock metal sound.
3. In Hong Kong, some practitioners or manufacturers also come up with things like Qi detector.
Once again, many thanks:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 5/10/00 1:04:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi cecil,
I just remember that sometime
ago, a Feng Shui master from
HK use bells as feng shui
cure. If i am not mistaken, he
is employ by a hotel for a sum
of RM300,000 (according to my
source). I will try to take
some photos on my antic bells
and post it here for all to
see.
Thank you,
Steven