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Dear Colleen,

1. The report says that a mountain star can be activated if it is at the backdoor area or in a room.

2. It should not be activated at the front entrance or in the living room.

3. It can be activated e.g. if there is a shelf and behind it is a wall. The wall (would suggest) that it is acts as a "mountain".

4. Objects used to activate the mountain star can be decorative items (available in the home).

It must satisfy the condition that it is an object with mass and immovable i.e. without wheels. A good example is a paper-weight such as a stone carving e.g. of a tortise. It can be other objects such as a solid crystal display or a rock carving. (Avoid hollow objects).

5. If the location has a window, it is best not to activate the mountain star such as hanging an object as at such positions, it is difficult to activate the mountain star.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 8/9/00 2:02:36 PM, Colleen Powell wrote:
>Dear Cecil, Robert very
>kindly gave me a Family audit
>report and I have
>implemented the cures in my
>home, according to the report.
>One thing, the
>report says I have two
>mountain stars in my home and
>says these are
>auspicious, if an element is
>placed at the direction or on
>mass on the wall.
>Could you explain further
>please, as to how to activate
>these stars if I
>need to or should I leave them
>alone?
>
>Many thanks and love and light
>to you and Robert,
>
>Colleen

On 8/2/00 1:41:00 PM, Colleen Powell wrote:
>Dear Cecil and Robert, I did
>send you an e-mail yesterday
>but I am not sure if you got
>it. I would like to request a
>free home audit on hardship
>and financial grounds.
>
>My husband is in China at the
>moment trying to earn some
>money and I am in London with
>my two young children, facing
>financial hardship and
>terrible bad luck and fortune.
>
>Since my husband has been
>away, the builders have been
>working on my next door
>neighbours house, to rectify
>the subsidence. They went
>through a main water pipe and
>cut me off of water for three
>days. When I got my water
>back, my son went with down a
>severe stomach bug, leading to
>him having to go to hospital
>for dehydration. I got a
>terrible cold virus and my
>daughter then went down with
>the stomach virus. Then I
>thought we were getting clear,
>now my son had a terrible
>allergy rash on his legs and
>is still having stomach pains.
>My toilet has been blocked for
>two days and I had it mended
>today, paying out more money
>which I can't afford and now
>the plumber and builders tell
>me that we probably have rats
>in the shed adjacent to my
>house, in the back yard.
>
>I am at my wits end, please
>help turn myself and my family
>around, if you can. I would
>be more grateful,
>
>Warmest regards, to you both,
>
>Colleen