Feng Shui Tips & Guidelines

Dear Rose, Please see below:- -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed> Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 2:45 PM Subject: Protuding Corners I believe, that you have found a sha qi. There is one school of thought i.e. fake plants is symbollically representing a real plant. But betweent the two `evil's ' the fake plan should reduce the problem. Yes. If you are aware, the most common remedy is a false ceiling. This works because remember: "what you can't see, can't hurt you". Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Kenneth, Frankly, there is nothing much you can do to minimise the effects of the sitting position. The only other consideration is to check that:- 1. Your table should be against a wall or partition as a support. 2. The back of your chair should not be against a window. 3. There are no sharp corners or poison arrows pointing towards your seat. 4. Where possible you should feel comfortable with the lighting at your work area. 5. Aovid working close or sit opposite the toilet area or sharing an office wall with the toilet area or a passageway. The above are good Feng Shui practises for the office. Warmest Regards, Cecil -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To…

Hi! My understanding of Fan Tai Shui (Jupiter) is on the year that you were born. Of course we are talking about lunar year. Anyone who is FTS will encounter bad luck for that year. Bad luck means accidents, illness, lawsuit, etc. People in Asia that are FTS go to Tai Shui temples and pray for safe year. I have heard that you could wear a jade with your compatible animal sign. Your compatible animal for horse is the lamb. You could try wearing a jade lamb on your 12th, 24th, 36th, 48th, 60th, 72th, 84th, etc. birth year. Remember that there are also Chung Tai Shui & Ying Tai Shui to deal with. In the year of the horse, the rat, hare, & rooster are also FTS. I hope…

NICE TO DISCOVER FENG SHUI ISN T. Are you living in a flat or a house? Now that you have discover FS are yo=u going to move some furniture or change some other thing; I am practising tai chi and am an acupunture I discover Feng shui some ye=ars ago. I know New yourk, I love NY where do you live in NY? Do you Know France? Yours Garance Listmanager a ?crit:

Hi there, I have read somewhere about this issue and let me share with you: North-east in the eight Trigram represent the youngest son in the family (or any male who is 15 years old or below) In terms of the body, North-east represents the hands. This means that with a cut in the Noth-east for your house, it is very likely that the youngest male in the house may have hands problems (injury, cuts, etc) To rectify this, place a DOG statue at the part where the cut occurs. Please let me know whether this is true for you as I want to verify the accuracy of the feng shui theory. Thanks & good luck! :> Regards, Chris Ng

Dear Chris, Please see below. -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed> Date: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 4:12 PM Subject: Take reference from where? Thanks for highlighting this interesting question. 1. I believe, some of the authors or practioners are not Singaporeans are not aware of the concept of HDB flats. Here the confusion may arise. This is because, first of all Feng Shui can be applied at a very macro level e.g. to assess the location of a city and building. Therefore, here, I feel the confusion may thus arise. It is not wrong to apply Feng Shui assessment to a whole building or…

Dear Val, Thank you for sharing with us information about yourself:) Please see below:- -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed> Date: Tuesday, April 20, 1999 3:16 AM Subject: Poison Arrows and crystals Dear Val, In my personal opinion, for a newbee, I recommend that you can apply the Bagua (Eight House Theory or East Four / West Four Group) as this is one of the most popular Compass School technique: 1. The purpose is to look at the suitability of the house to the individual and 2. Sleep, work and study.. facing a good direction. This technique takes into account your personal kua (in…

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_013D_01BE8400.FEBA6F10 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear Chris, The way to do it is to make use of the Flying Star which is able to generate the charts for the monthly, hourly and even up to every minute. That is the supposed way to go about finding a good day. I understand, that you have also posted several questions on the Flying Star theory, this topic are all based on advanced concepts and frankly too complexed to be explained in an e-mail or several e-mails therefore, I would not want to confuse the users in the forum. There are several ways you may wan…

Dear Luna, For the six Buddhas, you can place them in a display cabinet. Either the `open' air or enclosed in a glass cabinet. Here are the important points to note:- 1. The wall behind the display cabinet must not be a toilet. 2. The display unit (with the six Buddhas) must not be placed in the bedroom. 3. They must not face a toilet or the kitchen directly. 4. They can face an open window in the living room. They can face the main door or close to the main door. It is acceptable to display `brand new' figurines as they have not absorbed the qi (ch'i) of any previous location. At home, I also do have two antique Buddha figurines. One with a laughing Buddha with many chil…

Dear Chris, The most important consideration under the Eight House Theory is that the house should suit the breadwinner. This is the main concept of the Eight House Theory. The good news is that there are many couples who have `opposite' houses ie. one partner East house and the other partner West house. What you should look at is:- On Death and Disaster Intangible force I have mentioned in a few replies that in terms of unsuitability of a house, Death ranks first and Disaster ranks second. The main thing you should have is that as far as possible both these inauspicious intangible force do not flow thru a. Main Entrance door b. Bedroom Here, for example in the bedroom, a…

Yes, this should be good as most experts in ch'i power have the same sensations. Perhaps you would like to elaborate more on whether there are any `events' leading to this or you have picked it up `suddenly'. Warmest Regards, Cecil -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed 'feng-shui-tips' suppressed> Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 10:15 AM Subject: CHI MOVEMENT

Dear Caryn, Please see my comments below:- Lets first look at a few "relationships":- 1. The Five Elements, Numbers and Colours :- (Since I am not using a table, some format could be out so I placed commas between the relationships) Cardinal Point / Five element / Number / Colour North, Water element, 2 or 6, Black East, Wood element, 4 or 8, Green or Brown South, Fire element, 3 or 7, Purple or Red West, Metal element, 1 or 9, White Centre, Earth element, 5 or 10, Yellow This year we get to hear the mysterious word " 5 yellow ". What this simply means is that (from the above) 5 is represented by Yellow or the Earth element. Therefore we call this " 5 yellow " or "…

Dear Rana, To confirm, the North East is your Excellent location and SE is your " Death " line. As we are only analysing only using the Eight House Theory and not available to other facts or theories, we have to consider at the moment that the current house is considered the `most' unsuitable (because of the death intangible line). Currently there are four methods of dealing with this (not in any order of importance):- 1. Change the angle of the door to face one of your best directions i.e. tilt the door to one that faces one of your good directions. This is said to `kill' two birds with one stone. 2. If your main entrance door is elevated, you can have semi-circular st…

Dear Stephanie, Currently, with the limited information available, it is difficult to ascertain if it is a haunting. 1. Perphaps whether it is possible to find out a little about the history of the room? If it is not the room but the land the dorm was built... any clues available. 2. As you have not mentioned which country her school is, as some Chinese `methods' may not be able to be applied effectively to other religions. If there is indeed a real `haunting' and the location is the Far East, the school usually asks a priest or if it is a Catholic/Christian school a `brother' or a pastor to perform some rites to cleanse the place. This is the most effective method. 3. Al…

Dear Karen, As a bathroom is a YIN location, the advise is that if the toilet is situated at an unfavourable location e.g. North-East, South-West (health problems), Centre of the house (wealth drained away) and next to the main entrance door (bad ch'i), it would be advisable to balance this " YIN " with YANG. To create a more `yang' environment in the bathroom (toilet) in a few ways such as keeping the toilet `bright'. Normally, blue colour is related to the North and based on the `intuitive' form of Feng Shui based on `feelings' such as the colours you feel you like. However, a neutral colour is white which is bright. As a reference, perhaps, you would like to review thi…

Dear Stephanie, Frankly, there are `limited' Feng Shui theories that can be applied to a dorm room. Other than some of the following:- 1. Ideally, your dorm room should not be situated at the West or have your study desk on the West wall for two reasons:- - If there is no shade for the west wall, the room can be quite hot (Particularly, under a country with hot climate or no airconditioning). - West location under the bagua is considered a Yin location more for sleeping. If you do not need to study late in the evening in this room, this is acceptable. 2. Under Feng Shui, books act like `cutting' knives or blades so best is not to have books facing your body or face both…

Dear Chris, Please see below:- -----Original Message----- I like to clarify that you should still hang the ba gua above the main entrance door and at the mid-point. You should be using a ba gua (The first Heaven Sequence one: http://www.geomancy.net/fs/pakua.htm Sorry, I like to clarify what sort of improvement you expect to find as it is meant as a `cure' or neutraliser and other than that, there is not much it can help i.e. in luck or otherwise.

Dear Chris, Please see below:- -----Original Message----- No, there is no one-for-all solution to counteract all kinds of Sha Ch'i. This will depend on how `damaging' the Sha ch'i is. I have covered quite a lot of techniques for couteract Sha Ch'i:- 1. Mild forms that will not affect a close-by neighbour includes:- a. tilting the front door from an inauspicious to an auspicious direction. b. using a specially made semi-circle carpet outside the main entrance. c. Using a convex door (if your Building Management permits). d. If the main entrance has steps, then use semi-circular steps. 2. More offensive forms to counteract Sha Ch'i include:- a. Pakua (some pakua also c…