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The E-Sylum: Volume 13, Number 9, February 28, 2010, Article 25

FENG SHUI: GLUE GOLD COIN TO YOUR DOORSTEP FOR LUCK

I guess it works. But just in case, use really strong glue. -Editor

HERE'S a story which will have you rushing home to glue a gold coin to your doorstep. A retired Sydney man who did just that after reading an article about feng shui became an instant millionaire thanks to a stroke of good fortune. The ex-policeman, aged in his 50s, picked a winning ticket in the latest BoysTown charity lotto, netting him a luxury house on the Sunshine Coast worth more than $1.2 million. He reckons his stroke of luck was all down to the gold coin. Since gluing it in place in November, he's also won two lotto prizes worth more than $1000. "I had lost a fair bit of money, so I thought ... why not!" he said of adopting the feng shui practice. "I was pretty embarrassed about it at the time."

To read the complete article, see: Man wins $1 m after gluing coin to step (www.news.com.au/breaking-news/man-wins-1-m-after
-gluing-coin-to-step/story-e6frfku0-1225833137949)

Local feng shui practitioners are playing down the connection, though. -Editor

Gold symbolises wealth. Check. Coins represent money. Check. The front door represents good energy coming into your house. Check.

So when a Sydney man glued a gold coin to his front doorstep in November, he believed he had checked all the feng shui boxes for a windfall - which he got after winning more than $1.2 million at the BoysTown charity lotto.

But had the ex-policeman unlocked an ancient Chinese art of hitting the jackpot?

"I have coins in my front door, but that doesn't mean they are going to win a million bucks," said Wiggins, who is president of the Association of Feng Shui consultants.

"Is this part of traditional feng shui? Not it's not."

To read the complete article, see: Belief in feng shui 'triggers jackpot win' (www.smh.com.au/nsw/belief-in-feng-shui-triggers-jackpot-win-20100223-oxz5.html)

Wayne Homren, Editor

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