Questions about Overhead beam

[bercardor]

Hi Cecil
How you define overhead beam. If I had a beam protrude out at the two sides of the bedroom ceilings, do these consider overhead beam, or must it be in the centre of the room?
A few more questions:
(1) How does overhead beam affect's one health, luck, sleep...etc? What is the different effect for a overhead beam in a bed room or dinning area? What I mean is that does it mean that a overhead beam in dinning area will affect one's digestion system and overhead beam found in bedroom will affect one's health or sleep?
(2) How to resolve the ill effect of overhead beam? I learnt that by placing bamboo flutes and windchimes can overcome this. Which method is better? Is it for different kind of beam , need to place different kind of accessories?
(3) If I use windchimes, Can I used any type of windchime? I heard the windchime must placed at the end of the overhead beam, is it true?
(4) Can I just place the windchime on the beam without checking out whether that place is a good or bad sector?
(5) For the toilet attached to bedroom, can I place a "breaded curtain" so as to block the "bad qi" from the toilet?
(6) If I buy a three-legged frog, how should I place the frog to attract wealth/luck? Must it placed diagonally facing the main door?
Thanks
Thanks

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Please see below:-

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On 1/12/00 1:18:39 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil
How you define overhead beam.
If I had a beam protrude out
at the two sides of the
bedroom ceilings, do these
consider overhead beam, or
must it be in the centre of
the room?

Actually, what is more important is not so much of the overhead beam but its effect if one sits below an overhead beam over sometime.
It does not matter if the overhead beam is above e.g. the TV cabinet. For the sofa, try to place it such that an overhead beam is not above it.
For the rest of your questions, will answer shortly.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[bercardor]

I was anxious to know the above answers becos my child bed is under the overhead beam. My dinner table is under a overhead beam too. Recently, my child and me fall sick often. Anyway to resolve this besides moving the funitures.

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Thanks

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On 1/12/00 1:18:39 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi Cecil
How you define overhead beam.
If I had a beam protrude out
at the two sides of the
bedroom ceilings, do these
consider overhead beam, or
must it be in the centre of
the room?
A few more questions:
(1) How does overhead beam
affect's one health, luck,
sleep...etc? What is the
different effect for a
overhead beam in a bed room or
dinning area? What I mean is
that does it mean that a
overhead beam in dinning area
will affect one's digestion
system and overhead beam found
in bedroom will affect one's
health or sleep?
(2) How to resolve the ill
effect of overhead beam? I
learnt that by placing bamboo
flutes and windchimes can
overcome this. Which method is
better? Is it for different
kind of beam , need to place
different kind of accessories?
(3) If I use windchimes, Can I
used any type of windchime? I
heard the windchime must
placed at the end of the
overhead beam, is it true?
(4) Can I just place the
windchime on the beam without
checking out whether that
place is a good or bad sector?
(5) For the toilet attached to
bedroom, can I place a
"breaded curtain" so as to
block the "bad qi" from the
toilet?
(6) If I buy a three-legged
frog, how should I place the
frog to attract wealth/luck?
Must it placed diagonally
facing the main door?
Thanks

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
1. Besides moving the furnitures, there is a cure:
a. If it is a wooden beam,
Then use 6 ancient Chinese coins tied together with red string. Hang it on the beam.
b. If it is a concrete beam,
Then place two bamboo flutes to form the top profile of the ba gua trigram:
------- / \ 2. If one falls sick often, one may have to check or do a Flying Star analysis to find out e.g. if the sickness or misfortune star is at the particular sector.
Here, if the sickness star is present, the same cure i.e. 6 coins tied to a red string would be effective.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/18/00 11:23:54 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I was anxious to know the
above answers becos my child
bed is under the overhead
beam. My dinner table is under
a overhead beam too. Recently,
my child and me fall sick
often. Anyway to resolve this
besides moving the funitures.

[bercardor]

Dear Cecil
Can I just put the 6 coin and the flute together? My overhead beam is concrete. And I don't know how to check the sickness star. So can I just combine the two method to play safe?
Thanks

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On 1/18/00 11:53:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Anon,
1. Besides moving the
furnitures, there is a cure:
a. If it is a wooden beam,
Then use 6 ancient Chinese
coins tied together with red
string. Hang it on the beam.
b. If it is a concrete beam,
Then place two bamboo flutes
to form the top profile of the
ba gua trigram:
------- / \ 2. If one falls sick often,
one may have to check or do a
Flying Star analysis to find
out e.g. if the sickness or
misfortune star is at the
particular sector.
Here, if the sickness star is
present, the same cure i.e. 6
coins tied to a red string
would be effective.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/18/00 11:23:54 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I was anxious to know the
above answers becos my child
bed is under the overhead
beam. My dinner table is under
a overhead beam too. Recently,
my child and me fall sick
often. Anyway to resolve this
besides moving the funitures.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Frankly, I have this to say:
1. Users or practitioners want to `play safe' and advise to use more not less.
2. One must remember that everything is about balance.
I have seen lots of cases where even some practitioners advise their clients to place so many `cures' or remedies that resulted in their clients going into problems.
I do not wish to see users here `falling' into such problems.
3. I have also advised users to follow the Customer Engineer Concept, where if you are using `cures' to use them selectively or not to use too many at a time. Else you may not be sure of what to do next.
4. Under the Five Elements concept, wood is used to destroy earth (concrete).
I am not sure what is your rationale or purpose of trying to use 6 coins? Do you know that 6 coins is `Big metal' and is used to destroy wood or wooden beams.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/14/00 10:44:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
Can I just put the 6 coin and
the flute together? My
overhead beam is concrete. And
I don't know how to check the
sickness star. So can I just
combine the two method to play
safe?
Thanks

Quote

On 1/18/00 11:53:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Anon,
1. Besides moving the
furnitures, there is a cure:
a. If it is a wooden beam,
Then use 6 ancient Chinese
coins tied together with red
string. Hang it on the beam.
b. If it is a concrete beam,
Then place two bamboo flutes
to form the top profile of the
ba gua trigram:
------- / \ 2. If one falls sick often,
one may have to check or do a
Flying Star analysis to find
out e.g. if the sickness or
misfortune star is at the
particular sector.
Here, if the sickness star is
present, the same cure i.e. 6
coins tied to a red string
would be effective.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Quote

On 1/18/00 11:23:54 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I was anxious to know the
above answers becos my child
bed is under the overhead
beam. My dinner table is under
a overhead beam too. Recently,
my child and me fall sick
often. Anyway to resolve this
besides moving the funitures.