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Dear Sushma,

1. In Singapore, often, I have only seen the lower income to `lower middle' income buy such objects. Rarely if any; do I see the mid-middle income to higher-middle income to the rich buy such things.

This would `give' a clue as to it's usefulness.

2. Sometimes, it is not advisable to bring in any type of `figurines' into the home. There are often many situations where, (if in an occasion that) we bring in the `wrong things' than this can be detrimental.

3. Perhaps, try to SEARCH for " tomb " or " Japanese " where I had written an actual case of `inviting' the wrong spirits home.

4. I am not saying that your figurine has anything to do with or remotely to do with Para 3; but if you have the time do read the article.

5. If it brings `bad luck' to your husband, then it is best to `wrap' it up e.g. with red paper and tied with red string. Keep it in a store or cupboard, first. This beats throwing it away. And monitor the situation.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 6/3/2003 8:00:09 AM, Sushma Banerjee wrote:
>I had asked my husband to buy
>a laughing Buddha for me as I
>read somewhere one should not
>buy a laughing Buddha for
>oneself. However ever since my
>husband has been suffering
>from poor health,he got TB
>immediately, and now he has
>lost his job, whereas I am
>having some positive things
>going for me. I want him to be
>happy too. My laughing Buddha
>is one which is sitting on a
>huge sack and has a stick with
>pots attached at the end.Is it
>because he bought it and I am
>keeping it in our house and
>wishing for his and mine and
>our kids family that he is
>suffering so much? Is there
>any solution out. Do I have
>give to give the laughing
>Buddha away?But will that then
>bring bad luck for me.Please
>help. We are going through
>real difficult times. God
>bless you.