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Topic: Where to keep 5 chinese coins
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 8/14/1999 10:06 PM
Normally, 6 ancient coins are used to `exhaust' a bad Five Earth element or to destroy the Wood.
I can quite understand the Five coloured beads as these usually represent the Five elements. As for a small bell and the Five Chinese coins (minus the tassel - which is considered `insignificant'), I cannot really comment on these other than if one considers the number 5. Here, I believe, it is more a decorative piece to symbolise the number 5 rather than to represent 5 " Metal ".
As a general guideline, if one do not know what to do with it, then avoid hanging it.
As the saying goes better safe than sorry.
Warmest Regards,
Ceci Lee
On 8/13/99 3:46:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil,
>
>I have a small bell attached
>to 5 chinese coins and 5
>colored beads and tassel. I
>needed to know what does it
>mean and which is the best
>place to put it. Thanks.
>
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