Dear Master Cecil:
Please advise if "metal cuts wood" apply to the following situation:
A house faces the circle of a cul-de-sac (metal), and there is a medium-sized tree in line with the main entrance. It is bad that the tree slices into the main entrance. Nonetheless, does metal cuts wood in this situation?
Or I completely mess up with the ideas and the above situation is "bad" + "bad"?
Regards,
Anon

Dear Anon,
Since, the tree slices into the house (thru the main entrance): this is considered inauspicous. Or a threat to the house.
The cul-de-sac is an added `burden' to the house.
Thus, this is two bad / bad situations.
No, it does not mean here that the cul-de-sac metal slices into the wood tree.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/17/2003 11:40:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
Please advise if "metal cuts
wood" apply to the following
situation:
A house faces the circle of a
cul-de-sac (metal), and there
is a medium-sized tree in line
with the main entrance. It is
bad that the tree slices into
the main entrance.
Nonetheless, does metal cuts
wood in this situation?
Or I completely mess up with
the ideas and the above
situation is "bad" + "bad"?
Regards,
Anon