Posted September 15, 20186 yr Hello. We recently had a dog that is not ours pass away on our property, outside in the back yard. We had no emotional attached to this animal, but it did belong to a relative. Literally just dropped dead. The animal was immediately removed, within 20 minutes or so, and taken to a veterinary clinic. I have been told this is bad feng shui and can bring bad luck. Is this true? If so, then is there anything that can be done to remedy our problem? Does the same go if any animal dies on the property? Does emotional attachment matter? If this is not feng shui-related, can you please point me in the right direction, if possible? I am not very familiar with feng shui. Greatly appreciate any assistance you can provide. -Yu
September 16, 20186 yr Staff Yes, Feng Shui is purely scientific. Frankly, there is such a diverse...
September 16, 20186 yr Author 10 hours ago, Cecil Lee said: Yes, Feng Shui is purely scientific. Frankly, there is such a diverse... Thank you for responding. Why can I not see your entire response, sir?
September 16, 20186 yr Staff This means... there are too varied options. More important is your personal inclinations, beliefs and even type of religion. Common sense says.. can range from doing nothing to whatever faith one has or does not have. In my opinion, I would monitor the situation at home. And hope for the best.
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