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Friday, 2 February 2018

AVOID LEAVING BEDS EMPTY FOR PROLONGED PERIOD

Wenda20141221A  16:52  [Master Jun Hong Lu’s call-in radio program]

Caller:  Master Lu, you mentioned that we should not leave the bed at home empty.  Now I have a question concerning this.  My child is studying in a boarding school and only returns home once a week or once every two weeks.  It seems inappropriate to dismantle the bed as he will need the bed when he returns over the weekend.  Anything we should do in this case?

Master Jun Hong Lu:  That’s simple.  It’s not a concern as long as there will be someone occupying the bed.  I was referring to those beds that were unoccupied throughout the year.   So long as there will be someone occupying the bed at home within one or two weeks, or even a month, it will be fine. Just do not leave it totally unoccupied.

Caller:  I understand now.

Translated by Oriental Radio Practice Centre (Singapore)
Proofread by 2OR Secretariat

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