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Topic: fish tank
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 1311
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 7/4/1999 08:06 PM
Hi,
Apologise for the late response, as this message is sent anonymous, which does not get sent to my mailbox.
On 7/3/99 3:03:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Hi cecil,
>
>I have a fish tank kept in
>south direction
>and south sector of my house.
>I read in the
>book that in the cycle of 7
>the water
>should be kept only in the E,
>SE, N, and SW
Actually, please take note that many books are written for general, which means that they do not personalised to a person.
In order to actually deduce properly, a flying star chart has to be done to see how the elements in that sector reacts. Only then can you deduce which is good or bad for certain element or objects.
>sector. I belong to west gp
>and my kua is 6
>and any other place is bad. I
>am having lot
>of health problems. Due you
>the fish tank
>could be the reason.
It is more possible, that you are either sleeping or working in a room with lots of 2 or 5 stars under the flying star. Otherwise, you are in too much contact with elements which are your "unfavourable elements".
In any of the two scenario occurs, it is likely that you would encounter health problems.
Without any further details on your pillars or flying star of the house you are staying, it is hard to deduce what is causing the problem.
>My main door opens on the
>second floor and it
>opens outside and it is
>located on the stairs
>itself. And their is a wide
>place between the space where
>I have kept some plants and
>a small 5 gallon fish
>acqaurium and when I
>divide the whole house in to
>nine sector. The stair part
>with falls in the canter.
The center of the house should be left empty in the first place. It is where all the elements of the house meet.
>So the water in the center is
>bad but it is
>close to my main entrance.
>Please advice
Sorry, could you elaborate this portion with a diagram or explan it a little more, as I could not properly visualise the layout mentally. So unable to comment properly here.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
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