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Dear Forum Users,

Usually, under conditions of YIN, there may be " playfull imps " or spirits.
They usually mean no harm to anyone but can bad cause "nightmares."

Medium sized to large trees plus additional things like a wind chime may
increase the YIN at such locations and attract such playfull imps to be
around. Too many concentration of trees are considered a too YIN
environment.

For the benefit of new members here, my next door neighbour's bungalow has
at least a minimum of 5 or more wind chimes located at the West or YIN
location. This means that the likelyhood that one can get `mental problems'.
True enough, this next door neighbour always carry around a video camera,
filming our garden area and always try to chase people walking past her
gate.

In Asia, it would not be appropriate for us to `interfere' with other
people's life and futhermore, I do not have the courage to inform my
neighbour about the effects of the wind chime.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

-----Original Message-----
From: Listmanager
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 7:55 AM
Subject: Windchimes


>From: "Glyn Foster"
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>This message is sent from "free-advice" Mailing List.
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>Hi to fellow forum users
>
>Thought you all may be interested in the following:
>
>I moved a metal windchime to the bottom of my garden and hung it in a tree.
On May 13 Cecil advised against this, stating it would cause nightmares.
>
>As I always like to prove things to myself, I left the chime as is, and
said nothing to family members.
>
>In the past four days my two children age 20 and 13 have reported
disturbing dreams each night.
>
>Today the windchime will be taken down and packed away.
>
>If one ever doubts the power of windchimes, this serves as a good example.
>
>Cheers
>Glyn
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