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Hello Mr. Cecil Lee,
Recently my China friend has bought me an oil painting base on 9 black
koil/crap, swimming in clusters with yellow back ground. It's kind of him
to give me the painting as a gift but for Chinese culture, we always believe
that Black is in auspicious.
Can you advice whether the painting of 9 black koil/craps are inauspicious?
How is Koil/Crap being useful in feng shui? In feng shui, any specific
colours of the koil/crap will contribute to wealth/fortune of a house?
One colleague told me that if we can find a painting on "Li Yu Tiao Long
Men" - consist of 9 Koil/Crap and 2 Koil/Craps jumps over a dragon gate,
then will be very auspicious to be hang in the living room, is it true? And
where to find this kind of painting in Singapore?
Yr prompt advice will be much appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
Warmest Regards, Christine :)
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