Posted November 15, 200321 yr I would like to know about buddha's there meanings and is it lt lucky to have chinese warriors placed in my garden
Posted November 21, 200321 yr Staff Dear Deborah,Frankly, Feng Shui is non-religious.Thus, Buddha, or the religion buddism has nothing to do with Feng Shui. Perhaps, you can try do an internet search e.g. using Yahoo.com et... to find out more information about this topic. THE LUCKY CHINESE WARRIORSFor the "lucky Chinese warriors" hmm.... these are considered products. And are not purely Feng Shui.Can I ask a few simple questions:Q1. "Do you own a pet dog? Or does your neighbours own dogs? YES/No"Q2. "Is your garden an open area i.e. no fencing/main gate - open areaThe attached picture will show why sometimes, the "lucky Chinese warriors" may not be SO LUCKY AFTER-ALL.....The saying goes: The "LUCKY CHINESE WARRIORS" are suppose to "PROTECT". BUT THE QUESTION IS ALSO: WHO IS GOING TO "PROTECT" THESE STATUES?"The attached, picture, is based on every day, commonsense. And, often it can be very REAL. No B.S.Warmest Regards,CecilP.S. "Every DOG has it's DAY!" Quote On 11/15/2003 7:50:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:I would like to know aboutbuddha's there meanings and isit lt lucky to have chinesewarriors placed in my garden
Posted December 4, 200321 yr Quote On 11/21/2003 7:04:01 AM, Anonymous wrote:Dear Deborah,Frankly, Feng Shui isnon-religious.Thus, Buddha, or the religionbuddism has nothing to do withFeng Shui. Perhaps, you cantry do an internet search e.g.using Yahoo.com et... to findout more information aboutthis topic.THE LUCKY CHINESE WARRIORSFor the "lucky Chinesewarriors" hmm.... these areconsidered products. And arenot purely Feng Shui.Can I ask a few simplequestions:Q1. "Do you own a pet dog? Ordoes your neighbours own dogs?YES/No"Q2. "Is your garden an openarea i.e. no fencing/main gate- open areaThe attached picture will showwhy sometimes, the "luckyChinese warriors" may not beSO LUCKY AFTER-ALL.....The saying goes: The "LUCKYCHINESE WARRIORS" are supposeto "PROTECT". BUT THE QUESTIONIS ALSO: WHO IS GOING TO"PROTECT" THESE STATUES?"The attached, picture, isbased on every day,commonsense. And, often it canbe very REAL. No B.S.Warmest Regards,CecilThankyou Cecil for your reply. The reason for my chinese warrior and buddha is I decided to have a pebble garden with pavers, to add a bit of interest I added my warriors & buddha. I also dug in a round medium ceramic water bowl to put some fish in. I also have a water fountain on my fence wall as I love the sound of water. My yard is enclosed and faces the North. I wanted to create a tranquil area out the back with lanterns also amongst the pebbles. Yes I do have a small dog and 2 cats and no she would not dare water on it. She waits patiently all day with her legs crossed for me to take her for walkies.So what started out with a paved/pebbled garden took on a small role of a chinese garden, hence the warriors/buddha. Is there anything I could do to provide good feng shui in my garden of peace. I have also added some bamboo in a pebble pot & a large glass cylinder. My front door faces the south, my back door directly opposite the front door facing north. My bedroom window also faces the south. I would love to hear of any ideas you have. From my front door I look to the south, west to the mountains and east to the ocean.Fond regardsDeborah P.S. "Every DOG has it's DAY!"On 11/15/2003 7:50:57 PM, deborahdurnford wrote:I would like to know aboutbuddha's there meanings and isit lt lucky to have chinesewarriors placed in my garden
Posted December 4, 200321 yr Staff Dear Deborah,1. Apologies, the `dog' thing was meant to be a *JOKE* Glad that you have well trained (civic minded)dogs:))2. Frankly, there is no hard and fast rule on what makes a perfect garden.3. Most of the time, in-fact, it is what you and your family feel comfortable with.4. From your description, you garden sounds lovely. This is already a plus point.5. The other `secret' ingredient to a successful (area) is the sight of birds. Birds, like us, do appreciate good location. Hopefully, they are not king fishers or fish eating ones (especially if one rears koi fishes:)6. Don't worry, so long as one has a passion of gardening or simply admiring or making effort to make one's garden look `nice' often, this is already a success!Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 12/4/2003 2:47:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:Thankyou Cecil foryour reply. The reason for my chinesewarrior and buddha is I decided to havea pebble garden with pavers, to add abit of interest I added my warriors &buddha. I also dug in a round mediumceramic water bowl to put some fish in.I also have a water fountain on my fencewall as I love the sound of water. Myyard is enclosed and faces the North. Iwanted to create a tranquil area out theback with lanterns also amongst thepebbles. Yes I do have a small dog and 2cats and no she would not dare water onit. She waits patiently all day with herlegs crossed for me to take her forwalkies.So what started out with apaved/pebbled garden took on a smallrole of a chinese garden, hence thewarriors/buddha. Is there anything Icould do to provide good feng shui in mygarden of peace. I have also added somebamboo in a pebble pot & a large glasscylinder. My front door faces the south,my back door directly opposite the frontdoor facing north. My bedroom windowalso faces the south. I would love tohear of any ideas you have. From myfront door I look to the south, west tothe mountains and east to theocean.Fond regardsDeborah
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