I live in an apartment with both the "front" and "back" doors facing West. I enter from outside, but I immediately run into a wall. If I go into the "front" door, I must turn right and go up stairs into the living room. If I go in the "back" door, I turn left and go up stairs that lead directly to the bathroom. From what I have read, I believe there are a number of problems with these entrances. Should I use only one of the doors? and how do I counteract the wall blocking the chi and the possibility of losing wealth out the back from the bathroom?

Dear Marci,
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From: "Marci Bergeson"
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I live in an apartment with both the "front" and "back" doors facing West.
I enter from outside, but I immediately run into a wall. If I go into the
"front" door, I must turn right and go up stairs into the living room. If I
go in the "back" door, I turn left and go up stairs that lead directly to
the bathroom. From what I have read, I believe there are a number of
problems with these entrances. Should I use only one of the doors? and how
do I counteract the wall blocking the chi and the possibility of losing
wealth out the back from the bathroom?

Frankly, the rationale for finding the main entrance door is then to
`calculate' the birth chart of the house. For this purpose, if we are not
certain which door to use, a Feng Shui Master can do a calculation to find
out which door is more suitable.
In your case, for the `front' of the apartment, you could `soften' the wall
by e.g. hanging a decorative painting to soften the wall e.g. a scenery
painting or hanging a scroll.
As for your back door, you can't do much here other than to `hide' the
toilet e.g. close the door when not in use.
Cecil