Should the lamp be on all day and night for a fire remedy?

[elena]

If an area requires a fire remedy and you use a lamp, does the lamp have to be on 24 hours a day?Is using a small nightlight sufficent instead of a lamp?You had referenced this once, but I couldn't find it again. On the forum, an alternate cure is listed as red thread. How long/thick should the thread be? Does it have to hang from the ceiling to floor? Thank you!

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Elena,
1. It is not necessary to turn on the lamp 24 hours a day. This is most uneconomical.
2. The best alternative is to use red or purple to represent the fire element.
3. I do not recall, using the red thread on its own. A red thread is used to control the cure of using 6 coins. Where the red thread is used to control the big metal. (Not let it out of control).
4. Quite effective is to use objects that are red. For example a table lamp with a red shade. (Purple is acceptable but red is the best).
"Imaginative" but effective cures include disply Coca Cola cans etc..
The size should effective be the size of at least 4 coca cola cans or a reasonable sized (regular) lampshade.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/10/00 4:06:23 PM, Anonymous wrote:
If an area requires a fire
remedy and you use a lamp,
does the lamp have to be on 24
hours a day?Is using a small
nightlight sufficent instead
of a lamp?You had referenced
this once, but I couldn't find
it again. On the forum, an
alternate cure is listed as
red thread. How long/thick
should the thread be? Does it
have to hang from the ceiling
to floor? Thank you!