Does anyone have any suggestions for feng shui adjustments to help my husband and I conceive a child?

If I am not wrong, I remembered something like putting a picture of fruits in the bedroom. You can refer to Lillian Too's fengshui book which did mention how to be blessed with children. Hope this helps. Good luck.

A "Buddha with Children will help to bring Children into your life". Position in the West of your home or room which is associated with Children.
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Good luck!!

Hi,
I've read in Lillian Too's books that
provided you and your husband don't have
any medical problems in conceiving, FS
can be used to help in such situations.
You should try to energize your husband's
descendants luck
Please check the followings:
1 - There is no poison arrow at your front
door eg. a single tree, pointed roof or
a straight road. If there is a poison arrow, try to deflect it.
2 - Make sure that your husband and you
sleep in your husband's Nien Yen sector and
your heads pointing to his Nien Yen direction (depending on his Kua number).
3 - Try to decorate your bedroom with paintings of happy children to symbolize fruitful unions.
Please note that it takes time for FS to work. Don't ever reply on FS to do magic overnight.
I hope this helps.

Cecil
I agree with your comments that fertility may be outside the realms of Feng Shui.
What are your thoughts on having the woman trying to conceive sleep in a bedroom where there is the female health mountain star
#7 or #9 resides ?
Sometime ago I suggested this to a client trying to conceive. Some 9 weeks later she reported to me that she had indeed fallen pregnant. Coincidence or not ?
On another matter, each time I have moved a female to a bedroom with a #8 mountain star
she has found romance fairly quickly after months of looking, looking looking.
Of course, the water star has to be compatible also.
Glyn

Dear Glyn,
Yes, I agree with you that the mountain star #7 and #9 can be looked at especially if it can be located in the bedroom.
You have posted this sometime back. Later, this info can be added to the computerised report to highlight this.
My main concern is because, in the past, I do not have that many success with this recommendation i.e. only 2 out of 10 cases with fertility problems as mentioned by you worked.
So the `odds' did not work that well for me. Usually, because of the advance in science, the couples instead (I am aware of), went to the doctor. The success rate here is I believe much better than Feng Shui.
But your efforts are commendable.
This why, I am quite hesitant to give `false' hopes pinned on Feng Shui.
I am not sure if the weather has anything to do over here:) *Joke* as I read even wearing tight clothing and heatness could affect.. the males:)


I hope we can do more research into this area.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/7/00 6:16:50 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Cecil
I agree with your comments
that fertility may be outside
the realms of Feng Shui.
What are your thoughts on
having the woman trying to
conceive sleep in a bedroom
where there is the female
health mountain star
#7 or #9 resides ?
Sometime ago I suggested this
to a client trying to
conceive. Some 9 weeks later
she reported to me that she
had indeed fallen pregnant.
Coincidence or not ?
On another matter, each time I
have moved a female to a
bedroom with a #8 mountain
star
she has found romance fairly
quickly after months of
looking, looking looking.
Of course, the water star has
to be compatible also.
Glyn

My husband and I have been trying not too long without success. I am only 25 years old and he is 28 years old. I have gained considerable amount of weight since we have married (3 1/2 years) like 50 lbs. Do you think my weight plays a role in this as I have had a pelvic sonogram and it was negative with no problems. If my weight does play a role in it, how can lose the weight? By the way, where can I find a mountain star to purchase and should I get rid my my angel chime that is hanging outside my front door?

Dear Anon,
1. I believe, you are still young so try abit harder:)
2. It is best to watch your weight. There is not much in Feng Shui that relates to weight.
3. However, a sensible diet would usually help:
3.1 The Chinese often use the chopsticks to pick food. So that they are forced to eat slowly. You can still do so with the fork and spoon.
3.2 I am not sure if it will help but one should take breakfast, eat a healthy lunch and dinner. Avoid supper food. Here, it is believed that we burn more calories in the day time (activity) and at lower activity time, eat less.
I believe that breakfast is the most important`meal' that should not be skipped.
4. For a mountain star, it has to be analysed using the Flying Star analysis.
If a sector happens to have a mountain star, it can only be activated if the location is a wall (in a room) or the backdoor. Else it cannot be activated.
5. A mountain star, need not be purposely purchased. You can use any object readily available in the home with mass (solid mass) e.g. a paper weight and non moveable e.g. without wheels. A decorative object with `mass' can be a mountain star.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/26/00 2:49:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
My husband and I have been
trying not too long without
success. I am only 25 years
old and he is 28 years old. I
have gained considerable
amount of weight since we have
married (3 1/2 years) like 50
lbs. Do you think my weight
plays a role in this as I have
had a pelvic sonogram and it
was negative with no problems.
If my weight does play a role
in it, how can lose the
weight? By the way, where can
I find a mountain star to
purchase and should I get rid
my my angel chime that is
hanging outside my front door?