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Dear Lusi,

There are many theories in Feng Shui. And one has to weigh the priorities in applying the theories.

The key FS theory are:-

1. Protect, protect and protect... Here, one should stand at the main entrance and windows and look out for any `poison' arrows e.g. sharp angles or single lamp post (slicing) into the room/main door area.

2. The position of the bed based on good shapes and form FS. For example, it would be nice if the bed is against a wall on the opposite wall of the bedroom door.

3. On what you had mentioned, and based on Traditional FS concepts, this is the first time I have heard of your remarks. The advise provided as mentioned by you need not necessary be true.

For the light blue decoration, this can still be acceptable. For the clay decoration and plant, it can still be ok, if already have them at the location and there no problems - for you.

Usually, more knowledge can be gathered from the above by using the Pillars of Destiny for a person e.g. element and strength and Flying Star to check on any imbalances. However, one can still base on one's inner feelings or `sixth' sense if one do not want to use any of the above theories and concepts.

Please do not be unduly `worried' about such things... if one has already done e.g. the decor.. some time back...and do not face any problems.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 8/20/2001 9:40:00 PM, Lusi Kush wrote:
>Hi!
>I have a one bedroom
>apartment. The main door is
>facing North. The bathroom
>door is facing East and
>located in the West side of
>the apartment. I read from a
>feng shui book that a bathroom
>in the west side of a
>house/apartment is bad luck
>for women. Is that true? I
>have light blue decoration,
>clay decoration, and a plant.
>If it is bad feng shui, what
>can I do about this?
>Thank you for your help.
>
>-lusi-