Dear Cecil,
Talking about conflict based on the Five Elements in relation to the Flying Star ,I need your advise on my case:
On the Flying Star report,the kitchen of my house has a #2 (sickness) star and I need to make use of Metal to destroy and control Wood.I plan to put up six coins for that purpose but since my spouse is a Strong Water person and Metal is her main destruction element, What should I do? Should I use the Metal cure or should I just ignore it?
Best Regards

Dear Jack,
1. Assuming that the recommendation is to use 6 coins, this is considered a `specific' cure. What this means is that this cure is specific to the location.
It is not an a overly huge object or item but the 6 coins (for example) represent) strong metal to cure an imbalance at a sector.
2. The cure should usually not relate to the person as it is used to balance a sector.
3. But assuming if even if it is used, as your wife is a Strong Water person and metal is still acceptable as it is beneficial to her as it neutralises her strong water element.
However, para 3 is usually not considered when we balance all the various sectors. It is the specific sector which is out of balance and what we try to achieve is to neutralise or balance that `specific' sector.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 5/1/00 11:45:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
Talking about conflict based
on the Five Elements in
relation to the Flying Star ,I
need your advise on my case:
On the Flying Star report,the
kitchen of my house has a #2
(sickness) star and I need to
make use of Metal to destroy
and control Wood.I plan to put
up six coins for that purpose
but since my spouse is a
Strong Water person and Metal
is her main destruction
element, What should I do?
Should I use the Metal cure or
should I just ignore it?
Best Regards