Many thanks Cecil you have really put my mind at rest, my eldest son is only 15 at present and I would prefer him to study at present as I feel he is perhaps a little too young to get married at present.
He is a very bright boy but very lazy at doing his homework and as his teachers say he considers homework as optional and when he does it a page of work is plenty. His bedroom is in the East and after a bout of 3 weeks sickness I moved him into the North guest room due to deadly five yellow flying star and his health has improved. I have a missing west corner if I put 6 windchimes in the West will this help him or not, or are there other things you would suggest? His Kua number is 5.
May I congratulate you on your speedy responce, I am truly staggered.
Warm regards
Nathalie

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from: free-advice Listmanager
date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 02:00:05
subject: Re: French door problems
From: "Cecil Lee"
Dear Nathalie,
In majority of my audits of homes with too many mouths; the main consequence (so far) or the main issue is on the `children'.
I.e. the children or ground adults, have difficulty marrying i.e. becoming bachelors or spinsters.
For older persons, the only consequence is on finance if the front area is lined up directly with the back door or window. I.e. Qi flows directly from the front (in a straight line) to the back. If this can be avoided, this is ok.
If your children are still young, then it is still not a major issue opening them in summer months. But if your children is of `dating/marriage' age, then, there is consequence of staying single.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 6/19/2002 8:13:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>I wonder if anyone can help
>me. I live in a SW 2 Facing
>house. Last year we had 3 sets
>of French doors installed.
>One is in the North Bedroom
>which is a guest room, one set
>is in NE which is a childs
>room which lead on to a
>balcony and the third one is
>downstairs in the Kitchen
>breakfast area which is right
>between NE & East sector. (All
>the doors open outwards!)
>
>I now understand that this is
>very bad Feng Shui too many
>mouths and I am currently not
>opening any of them. However
>are there any cures that would
>allow the doors to be openend
>in the summer months when it
>is hot in the day time? Is
>there anything that you can
>advise?
>
>Many thanks
>Nathalie

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I wonder if anyone can help me. I live in a SW 2 Facing house. Last year we had 3 sets of French doors installed. One is in the North Bedroom which is a guest room, one set is in NE which is a childs room which lead on to a balcony and the third one is downstairs in the Kitchen breakfast area which is right between NE & East sector. (All the doors open outwards!)
I now understand that this is very bad Feng Shui too many mouths and I am currently not opening any of them. However are there any cures that would allow the doors to be openend in the summer months when it is hot in the day time? Is there anything that you can advise?
Many thanks
Nathalie