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Dear Ingo,

Usually, a river head is like a dragon's head. And often a river location draws activity.

When water is concerned, it is considered inauspicious if:

1. it becomes a stagnat pool of water.
2. if the river seems to `cut-into' the development.

>that the city I
>live in, Passau, is situated
>at the confluence of three
>rivers, two of which, Danube
>and Inn, are pretty big. They
>all flow eastward and the
>confluence isn't far from my
>new home.

Yes, your city sounds very enchanting:)

3. Overall, based on your description, the building you live in sounds ok to me.

Often, it is the friction of water with air(even if it is on the surface of a river) that creates ions. Better if it is positive ions that are created.

Reference url:
1. Water classics of AD600:-
https://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-wclassic.htm

2. Water, water, everywhere...
https://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-wcourse.htm

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 2/3/2003 3:00:00 PM, Ingo Mawar wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have a question regarding
>the influence of rivers.
>I will move to a new house ( I
>am a student and will share
>that house with four others)
>soon. The house is situated at
>a road (to the south of the
>building), but the main door
>is to the north (so you must
>walk around a corner to reach
>it). The main door faces a
>beautiful big garden. Behind
>that garden flows a big river.
>It flows to the east and is
>rather swift, with clear,
>green and cold water. I have
>read different views on the
>influence of rivers. Some
>claimed that a river takes
>good chi away from a house,
>others say that it is
>favourable. Which one is true
>? Does anybody have experience
>on the subject? Maybe it is
>good to notice that the city I
>live in, Passau, is situated
>at the confluence of three
>rivers, two of which, Danube
>and Inn, are pretty big. They
>all flow eastward and the
>confluence isn't far from my
>new home.
>
>Thank you very much!
>
>Ingo