Dear Master Cecil:
I have a I-Jing coin (round one, a square hole in the middle) that is carved out of a jade stone with a dragon clinging on the top and a chi-ling sitting at foot. This I-Jing coing has a rose wood base.
Where is the best location to place this jade I-Jing coin? In my wealth sector? My wealth sector is water. Is there any conflict?
Thanks for your advice in advance.
Warmest Regards and Happy New Year,
Jen

Dear Jen,
Please see below:-

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On 2/2/2003 9:03:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
I have a I-Jing coin (round
one, a square hole in the
middle) that is carved out of
a jade stone with a dragon
clinging on the top and a
chi-ling sitting at foot.
This I-Jing coing has a rose
wood base.
Where is the best location to
place this jade I-Jing coin?
In my wealth sector? My
wealth sector is water. Is
there any conflict?

Such objects normally should be treated as decorative items.
However, it it really makes one feel good; then, this can be coined as Man (human) luck and not Feng Shui.
Are we so sure that `X' marks the spot is our wealth sector? Be it, fire, metal, wood, earth or water.
As mentioned above, perhaps if the above gives one a psychological happiness, or hope, then, it should be classified under Man (human) luck.
Usually, we often feel good for a short duration. When there seems to be no result, one fine day, such objects may be `chucked' aside or simply renegated into a display cabinet. Worse still, kept away in the closet.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil