Windchimes are an excellent source of enhancing good luck in the house. The number of rods in a windchime and the material by which a windchime is made are important. You are not supposed to hang windchimes anywhere and everywhere in a house. Their location is extremely important. The best place to hang a six-rod windchime is the North-West corner of your living room, since the governing element of this corner is metal. They are used to enhance good luck and also to reduce bad luck. A seven-rod windchime can be hung in the West zone of your house which is excellent for enhancing creativity, and children’s luck.

If you want to deflect a poison arrow, you should use a five rod windchime as it also suppresses the bad luck. The five-rod windchime is especially useful for reducing the bad luck which occurs due to 5 yellows Annual Flying Star. In an Annual Flying Star chart, the location of the unlucky star 5 is the location of the 5 yellows for windchimes that particular year. It brings extreme bad luck to the person using a bedroom or sitting in a location in the office which has the 5 yellows for that particular year, in that location. You can hang a five-rod windchime in the location of the 5 yellows to suppress its ill effects. The following chart shows the location of the 5 yellows in particular years. You can follow this chart and shift the five-rod windchime accordingly every year.

In the following Year                             Five Yellow is in this area

2000                                                 North
2001                                                 South-West
2002                                                 East
2003                                                 South-East
2004                                                 Centre
2005                                                 North-West
2006                                                 West
2007                                                 North-East
2008                                                 South
2009                                                 North