desertblues, your trip is sooooo outrageous!!!!!! And your writing about it 'almost' makes me feel as if I'm there... but not enough! I want to BE there!!!
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I use to have bamboo wind chimes, but they kept breaking due to the wind each year. I now have the metal ones and my favorite is tuned to a D major (or is it minor? one of those).
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I'll guess that it's tuned to a Pentatonic scale. That's the norm for the brass wind chimes. I love that sound but often have to dampen the chimes with plugs of tissue as they can often get too loud.
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It is north facing but the winds from east/west and west/east are not great for anything not made of metal. What is the Feng Shui attribute for my north facing patio?
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'Water' is the Feng Shui element associated with North, to to INcrease chi from that direction use metal wind chimes. To DEcrease the chi from the north, use ceramic or clay wind chimes. It all depends on your own personal 'group.' If you are an 'East Group' person you'll want to increase the chi from the north. If you are a 'West Group' person you'd need to decrease it. If you don't know which group you are in, go
here.
Late afternoon now, and time for unbranded keemun tea!
Stitchawl