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1. The rule of thumb is that if not sure, don't use it. (Please refer to why so, under Para 3, below)
2. Usually, one of the more common standard definition such as : "lily white" is a safer bet. As of course it has pink hues in it. But I believe it is still lighter than "pink".
3. As different paint manufacturers has variants of so called pink, thus it depends.Got to use eye-ball method to determine. Sometimes.. in their salesbrochure; it looks very faint pink, but when the actual wall has been painted; it may look "bloody pink or red".

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On 10/22/2011 8:26:15 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Mr Cecil,
For metal element the colour
represent are white, gold and
pastel colour.
So is light pink, light purple
consider metal or fire
element?

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Thanks Mr. Cecil,
How abt peach colour is it consider fire element or earth?

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On 10/22/2011 8:30:31 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. The rule of thumb is that if not
sure, don't use it. (Please refer to why
so, under Para 3, below)2. Usually, one
of the more common standard definition
such as : "lily white" is a safer bet.
As of course it has pink hues in it. But
I believe it is still lighter than
"pink". 3. As different paint
manufacturers has variants of so called
pink, thus it depends.?Got to use
eye-ball method to determine.
Sometimes.. in their
sales?brochure; it looks very faint
pink, but when the actual wall has been
painted; it may look "bloody pink or
red". ?On 10/22/2011 8:26:15 PM,
Anonymous wrote: >Hi Mr Cecil,
For metal element the colour
represent are white, gold and
pastel colour. >So is light pink,
light purple >consider metal or fire
element?
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1. You can find the answer to your question, under this link:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=28529&new
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2. Frankly, as there are many grains of pepples on the beach; there are also many geomancers and their differing view points.
3. The attached is Geomancy.net's interpretation of colours (British) [ colors - American ].
4. Between the colours (colors) mentioned, there can be a range of hues. And in such instances the term "IT DEPENDS" applies.

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On 10/22/2011 9:13:36 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks Mr. Cecil,
How abt peach colour is it
consider fire element or
earth?
On 10/22/2011 8:30:31 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
1. The rule of thumb is that if not
sure, don't use it. (Please refer to why
so, under Para 3, below)2. Usually, one
of the more common standard definition
such as : "lily white" is a safer bet.
As of course it has pink hues in it. But
I believe it is still lighter than
"pink". 3. As different paint
manufacturers has variants of so called
pink, thus it depends.Got to use
eye-ball method to determine.
Sometimes.. in their
salesbrochure; it looks very faint
pink, but when the actual wall has been
painted; it may look "bloody pink or
red". On 10/22/2011 8:26:15 PM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi Mr Cecil,
For metal element the colour
represent are white, gold and
pastel colour.
So is light pink,
light purple
consider metal or fire
element?

Master Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net

Master Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net
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