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Topic: Unsuitable front door of condo
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 6231
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 6/8/2000 07:41 PM
Dear Annabelle,
Total Feng Shui is quite like some of the `tests' we took in School.
For example, some tests involve multiple choice questions; others filling in the blanks and essay questions.
Out of 100 marks, certain marks goes to specific sections of an examination.
For example, take the case of Feng Shui = 100 percent or marks.
In a `Feng Shui' exam, we could allocate the following marks (although it may not be exact):-
For a HOME:-
Shapes and Form = 40 percent
Eight House Theory = 20 percent
Flying Star = 30 percent
Pillars (other luck)= 10 percent
Here, you can visualise that it is not the `end of the world' senario, if you purchased a house that may not be quite suitable for you.
You can instead score higher marks in other of the above categories to `compensate' for the above `short-comings'.
My point is that, one should not only focus on one form of FS but use all the various tools to help you.
In addition, we need to look at it from a bigger picture:-
1. Even if the main door is not suitable, how about locations where you spent most of your time especially your bedroom. Is this a good sector?
2. Cure all imbalances FIRST, before thinking of making enhancements i.e. fix leaks in a boat first before thinking of enhancing it.
If one wants to apply FS in their life, then do all the things that can help one improve our luck by scoring high marks for most of our `exams'.
It is no point scoring 100 percent in one category but fail in others. Here, you may even "fail the exam".
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 6/8/00 9:20:00 AM, Annabelle Fitzhenry wrote:
>I have a problem. I am female,
>my 'kua number is 7. My
>problem is I have just
>purchased a condo(no turning
>back)and my front door is
>facing southeast and it should
>face southwest, west or
>northwest. please help, the
>condo corporation will not let
>me change the front of the
>condo in any way. Is there
>something I can do to keep bad
>luck away. Please tell me
>there is something I can do.
>Annabelle
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