Hi Cecil,
A friend of mine gave me a set of six BuddhaThey are all laughing Buddhas carrying bags "money I hope" ! and sitting in different positions. One of them is not carrying a bag, but raising a hat above his head. What do these figurines represent and where is the best place to place them.
Thank you for your help.
Luna

Dear Luna,
For the six Buddhas, you can place them in a display cabinet. Either the
`open' air or enclosed in a glass cabinet.
Here are the important points to note:-
1. The wall behind the display cabinet must not be a toilet.
2. The display unit (with the six Buddhas) must not be placed in the
bedroom.
3. They must not face a toilet or the kitchen directly.
4. They can face an open window in the living room. They can face the main
door or close to the main door.
It is acceptable to display `brand new' figurines as they have not absorbed
the qi (ch'i) of any previous location.
At home, I also do have two antique Buddha figurines. One with a laughing
Buddha with many children crawling on him.
I guess your six laughing Buddha's are `new figurines'. They are auspicious
as they are `smiling'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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From: "Luna Ghobar"
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Hi Cecil,
A friend of mine gave me a set of six BuddhaThey are all laughing Buddhas
carrying bags "money I hope" ! and sitting in different positions. One of
them is not carrying a bag, but raising a hat above his head. What do these
figurines represent and where is the best place to place them.
Thank you for your help.
Luna