I normally use 6 cold coins (not attached to a red cloth) for metal cures. I have read somewhere in this site that I can use any metallic objects like chrome, stainless steel, decorative bronze and silver and any other metal objects. So for example, if the dinning area need a metal cure and I have a pair of silver candle holders, that can be used as the cure?
In some parts of the house, I placed the the 6 coins on top of a table underneath the glass. Will this be as effective as hanging it? Should I also lay it on top of a red cloth?

Dear Anon,
Often, the colour scheme can be used in many situations. Neutral colour such as white or pastel shades of light colours are acceptable.
The use of 6 coins is symbolic. Here, 6 represents big metal. And this is why it is often used. Other metal elements often used as a cure in Feng Shui are things like pendulum clock or wind chimes.

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So for example, if the dinning
area need a metal cure and I
have a pair of silver candle
holders, that can be used as
the cure?

In my opinion, this type of cure can be subjective. As not all practitioners may agree with it. In my opinion, it does help.

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In some parts of the house, I
placed the the 6 coins on top
of a table underneath the
glass. Will this be as
effective as hanging it?
Should I also lay it on top of
a red cloth?

So long as it is seen, it is ok.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 12/3/2003 1:42:47 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I normally use 6 cold coins
(not attached to a red cloth)
for metal cures. I have read
somewhere in this site that I
can use any metallic objects
like chrome, stainless steel,
decorative bronze and silver
and any other metal objects.
So for example, if the dinning
area need a metal cure and I
have a pair of silver candle
holders, that can be used as
the cure?
In some parts of the house, I
placed the the 6 coins on top
of a table underneath the
glass. Will this be as
effective as hanging it?
Should I also lay it on top of
a red cloth?