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Dear Anon,
There are differing views on this:
1. Some FS practioners find it inauspicious to have the face of the clock face into the living room.
Here, it is similar to the concept where it is advisable not to have a clock `face out' of the living room window. It is acceptable if the clock is `meant' to bounce an inauspicious poison arrow.
2. As a clock tower is a narrow tower, and if in a child's room, it is located on the right side of the window, this is considered "penmanship" peak where it is auspicious as this represents a child can become a scholar.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 11/20/99 3:11:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil,
>
>I read somewhere that having a
>clock tower next to house is
>considered good feng shui. Is
>it true. Thanks.
>
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