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| Ai Ling | 11/8/2010 |
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My friend told me that placing coin sword in the living room facing the main door can neutralise bad stars #5. Is this true?
* Amended on 11/8/2010 at 23:53pm |
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Master Peter
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12/8/2010 |
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Using a coin sword is a double edged sword. In this money making world, some practitioners require the hanging of a coin sword e.g. in the living room facing the main door to counter or neutralise bad stars like no. 5 and no. 2. But, in some traditional Feng Shui schools; we are told that a sword hung in the living room could signify bad relationships and quarrels so on. So, it will be safer not to hang the sword at all. In fact, this myth started from the movies. If it appeals in movies, and if it can sell, modern people would then push the sword in the name of "Feng Shui". If the sword is used in religion it is another story but we are talking feng shui now. Frankly, another decorative item. And the buyer will become poorer. |
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Ai Ling
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12/8/2010 |
| Thanks a lot. Cheer. |
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