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Topic: The wrong use of pairs of kirin
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 10/2/2002 11:24 AM
Dear All,
Locally,(in Singapore) I understand that some Feng Shui practitioners have actually asked their clients to place pairs of kirins.
For example, a pair of large bronze ones were placed outside both main entrance. And all over e.g. outside the windows of e.g. the various bedrooms, study rooms etc..
For those, who had these pairs of kirins and found that they constantly have frequent quarrels or disharmony of the home, should remove them totally.
Frankly, kirins do not belong inside or outside of one's home.
It is like inviting Sha Qi (or bad qi) into one's home.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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