We have a solid front door, but this opens onto a kind of internal door, which then opens to the main hallway facing the staircase. So basically the portion between the front door and the internal door is like a porch, where we hang coats and so on. I wonder what this means for chi. I remember the front door shouldn’t be facing the staircase, so having the internal door might be a good thing. But is flow of chi blocked by the internal door?

IT DEPENDS!

"The concept of "It Depends" in management emphasizes the importance of context and situational factors in decision-making processes. This approach highlights that effective management requires flexibility and adaptability to varying circumstances. This concept can be applied universally to Feng Shui."  - Cecil Lee, 2024

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1. The assessment of this house is contingent upon its Flying Star Feng Shui.

2. For instance, if the front door is influenced by the favorable Water Star, particularly WS#9, the outcome may be less fortunate.

3. Conversely, if the front area is governed by the beneficial Mountain Star #9, it is considered auspicious.

4. Additionally, if this sector is affected by inauspicious stars such as #5, which signifies misfortune or illness, or #2, associated with sickness, it is advisable to mitigate their effects by "locking up" these numbers with this "coat room/partitioned area."

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This document presents a case study focused on the entrance located in the northern sector.

 

This apartment's Flying Star Numbers have been evaluated for Period 8. The entrance is situated in the northern direction. Throughout Period 8, the entrance remains in the north, associated with inauspicious numbers [1] and [7]. Consequently, it is advisable to secure this area effectively.

 

 

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CASE STUDY 2

This apartment's Flying Star Numbers have been evaluated for Period 8. 

The presence of inauspicious Flying Stars at the southwest entrance door suggests that creating an enclosed area around this entrance could be beneficial for enhancing the overall energy and harmony of the space. This approach may help mitigate any negative influences associated with the entrance layout.