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Windchimesare said to have enhancing or suppressing "powers" depending on the material,design and location.Can you please elaborate?


Is there a difference if I hang a purely ornamental windchime made of seashells or glass,instead of a traditional one made of brass rods.Do the number of rods have any significance?


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Dear Anon,


I have personally encountered cases where clients told me that they had placed (TOO) many windchimes in their homes and perhaps due to the wave-length of the chime, have attracted unwanted spirits into their home.


Usually, traditionally, the number 6 represents "big metal". And big metal element is often used as a "cure" for bad #'s especially #5. This moving metal is suppose to "destroy" or neutralise sectors with bad influence.


However, some people, do use 5 rod etc... And there are no known bad effects with these as they also serve to chime.


However, it should not be used so widely in a home - since also asthetically, it does not make any sense.


The worst type of wind chimes used "for cures" are the multi-coloured wind chimes.


Wind chimes made of sea shells or glass as you had mentioned often are ornamental ones and often, it is not like the owner of the home overwhelms the entire house with them. In my opinion, placing one or two is ok - more as a decorative / personal "liking" sort of thing.


Warmest Regards,
Cecil


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On 5/5/2004 10:43:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Windchimesare said to

have enhancing or suppressing

"powers" depending on the

material,design and

location.Can you please

elaborate?

Is there a difference if I

hang a purely ornamental

windchime made of seashells or

glass,instead of a traditional

one made of brass rods.Do the

number of rods have any

significance?





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Dear Anon,
I have personally encountered cases where clients told me that they had
placed (TOO) many windchimes in their homes and perhaps due to the
wave-length of the chime, have attracted unwanted spirits into their home.
Usually, traditionally, the number 6 represents "big metal". And big
metal element is often used as a "cure" for bad #'s especially #5. This
moving metal is suppose to "destroy" or neutralise sectors with bad
influence.
However, some people, do use 5 rod etc... And there are no known bad
effects with these as they also serve to chime.
However, it should not be used so widely in a home - since also
asthetically, it does not make any sense.
The worst type of wind chimes used "for cures" are the multi-coloured
wind chimes.
Wind chimes made of sea shells or glass as you had mentioned often are
ornamental ones and often, it is not like the owner of the home
overwhelms the entire house with them. In my opinion, placing one or two
is ok - more as a decorative / personal "liking" sort of thing.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 5/5/2004 10:43:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Windchimes are said to
>have enhancing or suppressing
>"powers" depending on the
>material,design and
>location.Can you please
>elaborate?
>Is there a difference if I
>hang a purely ornamental
>windchime made of seashells or
>glass,instead of a traditional
>one made of brass rods.Do the
>number of rods have any
>significance?

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I have my house 'fengshui' in 2000 and was advised to hang a 6-rod
windchime in the centre of the house. 2 years later I was asked to
remove it and throw away the windchime.
Is it true that all these cure only works for 2 years?

Regards
Anthony
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Hi Anthony,

The luck connected with flying stars changes every 20 years, and also shifts every year, month, day, and even hour. So, if you had a consultation that focused only on an annual analysis and the suggested cures were purely for that year, there’s a good chance those remedies might no longer be appropriate now.

In general, a thorough analysis should first look at the bigger picture, especially the patterns within the 20-year cycle, because those stay relevant for a much longer time. On top of that, some smaller tweaks can be made for the yearly stars. When things are set up this way, even if you don’t keep adjusting the yearly stars, any negative effects should stay quite limited.

In the end, how effective a consultation is really depends on the practitioner. It seems that your consultant focuses mainly on yearly cures. As a result, each time you review things from year to year, your situation will keep changing again.

I hope this explanation makes things clearer and is useful for you.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

 

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On 3/17/2005 9:02:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:

I have my house 'fengshui' in 2000 and

was advised to hang a 6-rod

windchime in the centre of the house. 2

years later I was asked to

remove it and throw away the windchime.

Is it true that all these cure only

works for 2 years?


 

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Is it permissible to utilize alternative materials?

Yes, you can also use a set of six aluminium wind chimes with hollow rods. Just keep in mind that the key requirement is that the rods must be hollow rather than solid.

There is a common belief that wind chimes made with solid rods can unintentionally attract unwanted energies.

Even so, it is best to avoid hanging these light aluminium wind chimes in enclosed spaces or right next to a bedroom window, so they do not disturb you while you are resting or trying to sleep.


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Conventional Application of a 6 Hollow Rod Wind Chime

Flying Star Feng Shui

Locate and Disarm #2 = Sickness; #5 = Misfortune/Sickness

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One application of a 6 Hollow rod wind chime is noted here. However, it is advisable to consult your Feng Shui Master beforehand.


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