annieguest Posted December 20, 1999 Share Posted December 20, 1999 Have just bought a large chinese lucky catbut have no idea where to put it for maximumeffect! my best direction is southwest.Thank you in advance for any help... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted December 20, 1999 Staff Share Posted December 20, 1999 Interestingly, "Chinese Lucky Cats" actually originate from Japan. LOL Dear Anita, The concept is more based on belief rather than being grounded in Feng Shui principles. Interestingly, "Chinese Lucky Cats" actually originate from Japan. LOL Typically, large figurines are positioned on the floor to "guard" an entrance or beside the staircase. They should face outward, towards the exterior of the house, rather than inward. For instance, they can be placed on one side of the house facing a row of sliding glass doors, effectively "guarding" the house. It is advisable to refrain from placing these objects in the bedroom, allowing them to have ample "free space". Warmest Regards, Cecil For your information, I hail from Nippon. Otherwise, please treat me as a regular display item, that is all. Thank you. Quote On 12/20/99 7:06:30 AM, Anonymous wrote: Have just bought a large chinese lucky cat but have no idea where to put it for maximum effect! my best direction is southwest. Thank you in advance for any help... Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted June 27 Staff Share Posted June 27 Kindly be reminded that we are not of Chinese descent, but rather Japanese. Thank you. The Left side indicates that the product is "Made In Japan", while the Right side is named Maneki Neko, which is definitely a Japanese name and not Chinese. Do you appreciate it? Please regard me solely as a decorative piece in your household! Nothing else! LOL Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted June 27 Staff Share Posted June 27 Be cautious of this long-standing Feng Shui deception or SCAM BEWARE OF THIS AGE-OLD FENG SHUI SC No wonder, Feng Shui suffers from a bad reputation, today One reason to avoid purchasing products from a Feng Shui Store that focuses on selling commercial items rather than authentic Feng Shui practices is that these products may not provide any real benefits or improvements to your living or working environment. The previous statement was made before the awareness of COVID-19. Here is yet another reason why. Numerous Feng Shui Masters and their establishments are fraudulent! Received a message on WhatsApp from a former customer on Saturday, March 14, 2020. I must admit, I was simply trying to be very courteous. In reality, if someone understood the implication, as the British often say, they should just discard the "bloody" thing! ASK! MUST I BUY FROM YOU? When the buying Stops! The selling Can! Yes! Ask: "Must I buy from YOU?" Am I required to make a purchase from your establishment?" Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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