Hi,

I moved into my new house, set up an office in one of my rooms,but since I set up my office to work from home I havehad two business properties broken into on seperate locations and datesCan you help? I am new to Feng Shui and believe the only worry I may have in my office is the dimensions of my desk, could this really cause me so much trouble? Or is there something else I'm missing?? I am very concerned and ask for guidance please?

Fi

1. Honestly, mastering Feng Shui can pose a significant challenge for those new to the practice or inexperienced in its principles.

2. Traditional Feng Shui encompasses both external and internal elements of a home or building, requiring the use of the compass school of Feng Shui - Flying Star to analyze and interpret the space effectively.

3. Therefore, the size of your desk is of lesser importance compared to the concepts discussed in the previous paragraph.

4. In Flying Star Feng Shui, a knowledgeable individual must create an accurate Flying Star chart, which may reveal specific numbers and combinations indicating potential issues or concerns within a particular sector.

5. These examples illustrate how proper Feng Shui tools are utilized to analyze and map out a home effectively.

6. There are two main approaches to consider:
6.1. Attempting a DIY approach may not be straightforward for beginners.
6.2. Why not hire a Professional Feng Shui Master?

Fiona A. wrote:

Hi,

  I moved into my new house, set up an office in one of my rooms,but since I set up my office to work from home I havehad two business properties broken into on seperate locations and datesCan you help? I am new to Feng Shui and believe the only worry I may have in my office is the dimensions of my desk, could this really cause me so much trouble? Or is there something else I'm missing?? I am very concerned and ask for guidance please?
 Fi