Dear Mr. Cecil,
We would like to get a semi-circular floor mat to place outside our door, not sure is there any fengshui impact for bad flying star 5,2,9 in North west section (liu shar) ?

From a Feng Shui point of view; ideally, it is best to avoid certain colour(s).
For example, avoid bright yellow coloured mat.
Contrary to some beliefs; some might say to also avoid bright (chilli) red or maroon. But (we being) Chinese should consider this the exception rather than the rule. For a Chinese, it can still be OK to have a red mat.

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On 3/25/2013 10:53:30 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Mr. Cecil,We would like
to get a semi-circular floor
mat to place outside our door,
not sure is there any fengshui
impact for bad flying star
5,2,9 in North west section
(liu shar) ?

Thanks Mr Cecil for your replied.
Another question is understand that semi circular door mat is not suitable for inside the house. Is it possible to use to cure for bedroom door directly facing toilet door, In this case can we place the mat outside the bedroom door ?
Thanks!

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On 3/26/2013 7:39:16 AM, Anonymous wrote:
From a Feng Shui point of view; ideally,
it is best to avoid certain
colour(s).For example, avoid bright
yellow coloured mat.Contrary to some
beliefs; some might say to also avoid
bright (chilli) red or maroon. But (we
being) Chinese should consider this the
exception rather than the rule. For a
Chinese, it can still be OK to have a
red mat.On 3/25/2013 10:53:30 AM,
Anonymous wrote: >Dear Mr. Cecil,We
would like >to get a semi-circular
floor >mat to place outside our door,
not sure is there any fengshui
impact for bad flying star >5,2,9
in North west section >(liu
shar) ?

No offense intended.
If so, might be the first in the name of Fung Sway to do so. No prizes, thou.

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On 3/26/2013 2:28:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks Mr Cecil for your replied.Another
question is understand that semi
circular door mat is not suitable for
inside the house. Is it possible to use
to cure for bedroom door directly facing
toilet door, In this case can we place
the mat outside the bedroom door
?Thanks!On 3/26/2013 7:39:16 AM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
From a Feng Shui point of view;
ideally,
it is best to avoid certain
colour(s).For example, avoid bright
yellow coloured mat.Contrary to some
beliefs; some might say to also
avoid
bright (chilli) red or maroon. But
(we
being) Chinese should consider this
the
exception rather than the rule. For
a
Chinese, it can still be OK to have
a
red mat.On 3/25/2013 10:53:30 AM,
Anonymous wrote: >Dear Mr.
Cecil,We
would like >to get a
semi-circular
floor >mat to place outside our
door,
not sure is there any fengshui
impact for bad flying star
5,2,9
in North west section >(liu
shar) ?

A popular trend in Feng Shui is to place a grey semi-circular mat at the front door facing outwards.

Safest for most houses are: GREY and BROWN

For some homes RED is OKAY.

For other colours e.g. BLUE, GREEN or YELLOW, do check before placing them. 

BEWARE OF THIS AGE-OLD FENG SHUI SCAM

No wonder, Feng Shui suffers from a bad reputation, today

Many Feng Shui Masters are a Feng Shui Store. Their core business is not authentic Feng Shui.
But rather making big bucks by selling lots of useless commercial products in the name of Feng Shui.

Please give me a good reason not to buy such products. Here's one:

Okay, the above was written prior to the knowledge of COV-19. Here’s to another reason, why.

Many Feng Shui Masters and their shops are FAKES!

On Saturday, 14 March 2020, a WhatsApp from a past client

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