Posted January 24, 200025 yr Dear CecilWhen is a house officially L shaped, as opposed to being a retangular house with a protuding area? On my Flying Star report, I noticed that the center of an L shaped house is calulated by treating the house as two separate retangles.Is an L shaped house especially inauspious? Would it bring bad luck of any kind? If so would the usual cure for a missing area solve the problem?Thanks for your help!
Posted January 24, 200025 yr Staff Dear Anon,1. An `L' shaped house need not necessarily be considered `inauspicious'. This is why, it has to be `considered' as two rectangular shaped areas.2. In the interior of the house, the `L' shaped should be `broken' up e.g. on one side of the wall with a partition i.e. such that there are two halfs each in a `rectangle' shape.The `partition' can be a screen or a display shelf to `sub-divide' the two rectangles.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 1/24/00 11:17:41 AM, Anonymous wrote:Dear CecilWhen is a house officially Lshaped, as opposed to being aretangular house with aprotuding area? On my FlyingStar report, I noticed thatthe center of an L shapedhouse is calulated by treatingthe house as two separateretangles.Is an L shaped houseespecially inauspious? Wouldit bring bad luck of any kind?If so would the usual cure fora missing area solve theproblem?Thanks for your help!
Posted March 4, 200025 yr Dear Cecil,I'm still looking at the possibility of treating my house as two sections. In doing so, the south section would not be missing at all and the North could be augmented with plants on the out side. I would like to know would you still need a partition to subdivided the two sections if there is a wall separating the two? Thanks,Cheui May Quote On 1/24/00 5:55:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:Dear Anon,1. An `L' shaped house neednot necessarily be considered`inauspicious'. This is why,it has to be `considered' astwo rectangular shaped areas.2. In the interior of thehouse, the `L' shaped shouldbe `broken' up e.g. on oneside of the wall with apartition i.e. such that thereare two halfs each in a`rectangle' shape.The `partition' can be ascreen or a display shelf to`sub-divide' the tworectangles.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 1/24/00 11:17:41 AM, Anonymous wrote:Dear CecilWhen is a house officially Lshaped, as opposed to being aretangular house with aprotuding area? On my FlyingStar report, I noticed thatthe center of an L shapedhouse is calulated by treatingthe house as two separateretangles.Is an L shaped houseespecially inauspious? Wouldit bring bad luck of any kind?If so would the usual cure fora missing area solve theproblem?Thanks for your help!
Posted March 4, 200025 yr Staff Dear Cheui May,Perhaps, if you can provide a drawing of the layout plan would be useful.Thanks.Cecil Quote On 3/4/00 6:03:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:Dear Cecil,I'm still looking at thepossibility of treating myhouse as two sections. Indoing so, the south sectionwould not be missing at alland the North could beaugmented with plants on theout side. I would like toknow would you still need apartition to subdivided thetwo sections if there is awall separating the two?Thanks,Cheui May Quote On 1/24/00 5:55:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:Dear Anon,1. An `L' shaped house neednot necessarily be considered`inauspicious'. This is why,it has to be `considered' astwo rectangular shaped areas.2. In the interior of thehouse, the `L' shaped shouldbe `broken' up e.g. on oneside of the wall with apartition i.e. such that thereare two halfs each in a`rectangle' shape.The `partition' can be ascreen or a display shelf to`sub-divide' the tworectangles.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 1/24/00 11:17:41 AM, Anonymous wrote:Dear CecilWhen is a house officially Lshaped, as opposed to being aretangular house with aprotuding area? On my FlyingStar report, I noticed thatthe center of an L shapedhouse is calulated by treatingthe house as two separateretangles.Is an L shaped houseespecially inauspious? Wouldit bring bad luck of any kind?If so would the usual cure fora missing area solve theproblem?Thanks for your help!
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