My Bed room

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I am wondering if the white tiger is too strong in my bedroom. my bed is against the back wall. If lying on the bed, on the left side of the bed close to my wife's head, there's a window (with a aircon unit in it). further down that wall, next to the window, we hang apainting atabout max height of 2.0M and put a red crystal ona string attached to the ceiling.

If lyng on the bed, to the right side (my side)of the bed, we hang 2 smaller paintings next to each other at a max height of about 1.8M. further down that wall, there's a white desk that starts at the point in between the 2 paintings. it'sabout 1M tall and 1.3M wide, which my wife uses to put her jewelry holder of about 0.5M tall andthe holdercovers half the width of the desk.

Is the left side on the diagram the Green Dragon? Is it correct that I should make the Green Dragon stronger than the White Tiger to prevent missed opportunities or to prevent scaring away opportunities?If so, are the taller painting and red crystal enough for making the Green Dragon stronger than the things on the White Tiger side? Are the 2 paintings combined with the white desk considered separate or one BIG white tiger?

If so, is my current set up described above OK? Thanks!

Mike

I am a SW (Kun) and my wife
is S
(Li).

1.) We are shopping for a
house but are concerned
because our directions are in
conflict. Can we simply enter
a house from 2 different
entrances that correspond to
our good directions? Is
entering by 2 different ways
going to affect our marriage?

v>2.) When determining the
placement of bedrooms,
bathrooms, etc, should one
person's good directions
prevail since we have
conflicting directions? Is it
normally the husband's or is
it better to compromise in
certain sectors of the house?

v>3.) I read the section on
Surveying a House. If from
the center of the house, the
front door is slanted or not
visibile, how do we determine
the direction of that
entrance?

v>Thank
you!

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Mike

We are considering buying a
house but have concerns
because of the layout.
There's a bathroom at the
center with 2 doors, one on
each side. In front of the
bathroom is the kitchen,
which extends to the house's
right center outside
wall.

We have been reading
negative things about having
the bathroom and kitchen at
the center. Although there
may be remedies, we don't
know if these remedies will
cure the problem entirely (or
a big portion of it) OR are
they just patches because
there's no other alternative.
Therefore, one key question
would be "Should we avoid
this house entirely or can we
put the remedies in place
with confidence"?

v>If remedies are suggested,
what exactly would be those
remedies, as we read
different remedies by
different people.
Thanks!

div>

Mike