Color Scheme

[myfs_90914]

Dear Sir,
I have a picture with red background and a Chinese word "Luck" written in gold color in the centre of the picture. I want to frame it up but not sure what color frame to use - black or yellow?
Since the picture background is red (fire), it will melt the gold color (metal) which is the word. Fire kills metal. Should I use a black picture frame - which means water will extinguish the fire (red color), thus metal (the gold color word) will not be harmed. And the word "Luck" will be preserved.
Or should I use a yellow frame? Fire (red) nurtures earth (yellow) which nourishes metal (gold). So instead of fire killing the metal, now I have fire nurturing earth (yellow) which nourishes metal (gold color).
So should I use a black frame or yellow frame? Thank you. Rich

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Rich,
It is prefered to go for yellow instead of black:
1. What you had mentioned: fire destroys or melts metal.
This is not exactly a "bad thing". Because, the destructive cycle can also be considered as a "wealth" cycle.
Thus when fire melts metal, this is considered good because it is producing wealth.
For example if we look at another element: Wood destroys earth. We can imagine, that a tree has roots and it's roots go into the earth to get nourishment.
2. Why yellow?
Yellow represents earth. When fire melts metal, metal is exhausted. And earth helps to nourish metal, producing more wealth.
3. This concept is similar to a Chinese ancient coin with a square hole in the middle often (6 coins tied with red string) where:
Circular or round coin = metal element
Copper or bronze coin = metal element
Red string (tie a bundle of coins) = fire element
Here, fire is used to control metal element. Or fire melts gold to produce wealth. And after doing so, the square hole at the centre (representing earth) helps to strength the metal.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/16/2004 5:57:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir,
I have a picture with red
background and a Chinese word
"Luck" written in gold color
in the centre of the picture.
I want to frame it up but not
sure what color frame to use -
black or yellow?
Since the picture background
is red (fire), it will melt
the gold color (metal) which
is the word. Fire kills metal.
Should I use a black picture
frame - which means water will
extinguish the fire (red
color), thus metal (the gold
color word) will not be
harmed. And the word "Luck"
will be preserved.
Or should I use a yellow
frame? Fire (red) nurtures
earth (yellow) which nourishes
metal (gold). So instead of
fire killing the metal, now I
have fire nurturing earth
(yellow) which nourishes metal
(gold color).
So should I use a black frame
or yellow frame? Thank you.
Rich

[myfs_90914]

Thank you sir for your enlightenment. Rdgs.Rich

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On 2/16/2004 6:04:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Rich,
It is prefered to go for
yellow instead of black:
1. What you had mentioned:
fire destroys or melts metal.
This is not exactly a "bad
thing". Because, the
destructive cycle can also be
considered as a "wealth"
cycle.
Thus when fire melts metal,
this is considered good
because it is producing
wealth.
For example if we look at
another element: Wood destroys
earth. We can imagine, that a
tree has roots and it's roots
go into the earth to get
nourishment.
2. Why yellow?
Yellow represents earth. When
fire melts metal, metal is
exhausted. And earth helps to
nourish metal, producing more
wealth.
3. This concept is similar to
a Chinese ancient coin with a
square hole in the middle
often (6 coins tied with red
string) where:
Circular or round coin = metal
element
Copper or bronze coin = metal
element
Red string (tie a bundle of
coins) = fire element
Here, fire is used to control
metal element. Or fire melts
gold to produce wealth. And
after doing so, the square
hole at the centre
(representing earth) helps to
strength the metal.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Quote

On 2/16/2004 5:57:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir,
I have a picture with red
background and a Chinese word
"Luck" written in gold color
in the centre of the picture.
I want to frame it up but not
sure what color frame to use -
black or yellow?
Since the picture background
is red (fire), it will melt
the gold color (metal) which
is the word. Fire kills metal.
Should I use a black picture
frame - which means water will
extinguish the fire (red
color), thus metal (the gold
color word) will not be
harmed. And the word "Luck"
will be preserved.
Or should I use a yellow
frame? Fire (red) nurtures
earth (yellow) which nourishes
metal (gold). So instead of
fire killing the metal, now I
have fire nurturing earth
(yellow) which nourishes metal
(gold color).
So should I use a black frame
or yellow frame? Thank you.
Rich

[myfs_79761]

Dear Mr. Lee:

1. Would it be also good to use gold frame? or

2. What color do you suggest for background, chinesse symbols (good luck, doble happiness, wealth, health, etc.) and framing do you suggest.

3. What areas of the house should I display them?

4. Would they energize and bring such abundances?

Thank you for your always educated comments.

Sincerely,

Elda Pacheco

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Subject: Color Scheme

Date: 16 Feb 2004 15:04:13 -0800

From: Cecil Lee

Dear Rich,

It is prefered to go for yellow instead of black:

1. What you had mentioned: fire destroys or melts metal.

This is not exactly a "bad thing". Because, the destructive cycle can also be considered as a "wealth" cycle.

Thus when fire melts metal, this is considered good because it is producing wealth.

For example if we look at another element: Wood destroys earth. We can imagine, that a tree has roots and it's roots go into the earth to get nourishment.

2. Why yellow?

Yellow represents earth. When fire melts metal, metal is exhausted. And earth helps to nourish metal, producing more wealth.

3. This concept is similar to a Chinese ancient coin with a square hole in the middle often (6 coins tied with red string) where:

Circular or round coin = metal element

Copper or bronze coin = metal element

Red string (tie a bundle of coins) = fire element

Here, fire is used to control metal element. Or fire melts gold to produce wealth. And after doing so, the square hole at the centre (representing earth) helps to strength the metal.

Warmest Regards,

Cecil

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On 2/16/2004 5:57:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Sir,

I have a picture with red

background and a Chinese word

"Luck" written in gold color

in the centre of the picture.

I want to frame it up but not

sure what color frame to use -

black or yellow?

Since the picture background

is red (fire), it will melt

the gold color (metal) which

is the word. Fire kills metal.

Should I use a black picture

frame - which means water will

extinguish the fire (red

color), thus metal (the gold

color word) will not be

harmed. And the word "Luck"

will be preserved.

Or should I use a yellow

frame? Fire (red) nurtures

earth (yellow) which nourishes

metal (gold). So instead of

fire killing the metal, now I

have fire nurturing earth

(yellow) which nourishes metal

(gold color).

So should I use a black frame

or yellow frame? Thank you.

Rich

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