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Dear Liz,

1. When using a dragon, allow it to have a straight path between the dragon and the poison arrow.

For example, it should not be aimed at the poison arrow in the path of the work desk to the poison arrow.

2. The dragon was given to me as a gift and I merely use to, in my opinion, I found it effective against poison arrow. As it is a wooden dragon, it is hard to find it. Usually, most common are crystal or metal (gold plated) dragons.

At the same time, I have curtains on both sides.

The poison arrow, at my home is diagonal and not directly slices the home balcony.

3. In my opinion, you can use the small dragon pointed at the poison arrow. Where possible, if you have the curtain blind, you should also draw it down.

Usually, the mouth of the dragon is open. So avoid facing it inwards of the house. So long as it faces outwards will do.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 2/7/00 7:57:07 AM, Liz Cooper wrote:
>I have a pointed roof that
>also has a triangle shape
>section pointing directly at
>the window of my home office.
>I believe this is a poison
>arrow. I have read on your
>site that you recommend a
>small dragon to be pointed
>directly at the poison arrow.
>I have been shopping around
>for a small dragon that I
>could use, but all I can find
>is a glass model that is
>supposed to represent the
>animal birth sign of the
>Dragon (6cm). The Dragon is
>sytlised, but it has an open
>mouth. The poison arrow is on
>the first floor in the South
>East of my home. The Flying
>Star reading for this section
>is:
>4 5
> 8
>I am a Yin Weak Wood Dragon.
>Will this model to the trick?
>Do you have any ideas where I
>could get the right sort of
>dragon. I live in the UK, and
>I have mainly been searching
>the Internet.
>
>Thanks for your help!
>Liz
>