Forum Message reaches 3,000 under Free Advice

Dear Users,
The messages under Free Advice nearly reaches the 3,000 `mark.' Here, I like to share with you the following:-
I reproduce, an excerpt of the `Certificate in Applied Feng Shui Course':-
Para 12.8. Four Guidelines to Good Feng Shui Practises
Here are Four Guidelines to Good Feng Shui Practises:-
1. Monetary rewards is always tempting but we should be honest in your
dealings with your clients.
2. Avoid applying too many enhancements or `cures' to a specific location at
any one time. If you do so and if something goes wrong you will never know
which `cure' was used `wrongly. Fortunately " Dead man tell no tales ".
However, this is no way to do Feng Shui Audits.
The main purpose of Feng Shui in the past was to find a site for a city,
site or building not so much of finding `cures' for every little thing found
in a home.
3. Where possible do not bring along ready made cures in the hope of selling
them or adding it as `extras' or hidden costs to your Feng Shui audit.
4. The pie for Feng Shui services is large and growing. Do not criticise or
`flame' anyone openly on the internet; on your website or even in discussion
groups or newsgroups. This is highly unprofessional and reflects badly on
the person.
Only after an audit and if the customer really needs a `cure' advise them
what type of cure they should get. However, situations differ if your
location does not have a proper Feng Shui `emporium'. What I truly want to
say is it is `OK' to do so, if your intentions are good. (But not to earn
extra money or add this as a hidden cost).
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I believe, there are lessons for each of us:-
For those who engage in a Feng Shui consultant, can understand what can be expected of a Feng Shui audit.
For those who are practising or would like to practise Feng Shui, do provide an honest value for money audit.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil