Aloha Mayflowers,
You would pass on placing a 6-rod, hollow metal wind chime as an activation in your kitchen/missing area.
unless you are witnessing a lot of what you'd consider "disasters" in that area, then you'd place one (but in most cases is best to leave the disaster star alone if it's in a missing space or weakened in the kitchen).
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an a wind chime be placed in the kitchen for disaster stars OR a wind chime cannot be placed in the kitchen at all? What would it hurt if it were to stay?
Marie doesn't say that a wind chime can't be placed in the kitchen. She says you don't do activations for those Illness, Disaster, and Conflict stars in your kitchen/bathroom. Could someone hang a hind chime in their bathroom or kitchen? Sure. Why someone would naturally want to hang a 6-rod, hollow-metal wind chime indoors is a little beyond my decor preferences, but I'm sure there are decorating style for which it would look like it belongs.
Like what I mentioned above for Mayflowers - with any rules, there are exceptions. Illness, disaster, and conflict stars that fall in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and storage areas are disregarded. In general the function of those areas will flush or deplete the negative energy. There can be situations where the negative energy can build to a point that cures in these areas become necessary.
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Also, should moving metal (wind chimes) be placed in the bathroom as an activation? would this not interfere with the flow of the water going down or is that the point?
A wind chime activation does not effect the flow of the water. It's doing something else energetically.
Much Love, Shawn
