I just purchased a period 6 house (facing north) and generated Flying Star reports on it. The report suggests several metal cures, however I am a weak wood element and metal destroys wood. Should I add metal to the inauspicious sectors as suggested?

Dear Amy,
In general:
1. Colours are important in Feng Shui. Thus, do check the type of colour(s) used.
2. White - represents metal element. And if the room is in white colour, it already has one component which is metal.
3. Colours like cream or beige or yellow belongs to the earth element. And rooms that are painted in these colours and if there are #2 (bad sickness earth) and #5 (bad earth - misfortune/sickness). If the room has been painted this colour or other colours in the room e.g. curtains used cream or yellow, then, metal should be used, here.
4. Where possible for neutralising #5 - constant metal is needed. Cures for this would range from:
4.1. 6 rod metal wind chime, hung outside. If not possible, things like a pendulum clock inside this location of the home.
4.2. Or if the above are not possible: a jar containing salt water with 6 coins are placed at a ventilated location (e.g. window area).
4.3. If a location has a combination of #5 with #2, then one can also hang a set of six coins in addition with (para 4.1 to 4.2)
Feel free to email at: support@geomancy.net with:
1. a description of the location
2. the flying star numbers encountered at this location e.g. #2 (mountain or on the left-hand side) with #4 (base star) and #5 (right-side star - water star)
3. the type of cure suggested by our report.
4. Optional : sketched layout plan of that direction/location.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 12/11/2003 4:51:38 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I just purchased a period 6
house (facing north) and
generated Flying Star reports
on it. The report suggests
several metal cures, however I
am a weak wood element and
metal destroys wood. Should I
add metal to the inauspicious
sectors as suggested?