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Dear Anon,
Here are some of the following points to note with a rock garden:
1. Generally, rocks are considered `yang'. It is best to have a garden with a mix of Yin and Yang or a balance of both. Japanese landscaped gardens are excellent examples of a good mix of yin and yang.
2. If you have rocks in the garden make sure that the shape or profile of the rocks do not look like `monsters or creatures'. These are considered inauspicious.
3. Usually, as the frontage of the house is `important' i.e. we always try to protect our frontage. Ideally, plants are best at doing so.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 10/22/99 2:21:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil,
>
>I read somewhere that having a
>rock garden or boulder in
>front of the house is bad
>since it presses on the bad
>luck. Is this true. Thanks.
>
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