Just wondering if someone could tell me if putting a "luo pan" in the office is a no-no. Someone gave it to me as a gift. If not, what is the best place?

Dear Michael,
Generally, a bagua or even a Luo Pan, can be displayed particuarly if there is a bad `Sha Qi'.
This is what many FS practitioners generally feel.
I know of some shops (shop displays) that display them on their display shelves - to deflect sha qi.
In a `normal' office environment, so far, I yet come across, anyone who would want to display it unless, it is a tool of their trade.
More importantly, you would have to make your own decision regards this.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/18/00 2:49:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Just wondering if someone
could tell me if putting a
"luo pan" in the office is a
no-no. Someone gave it to me
as a gift. If not, what is the
best place?

Thanks, Cecil.
My office is in tower block located at a cross junction. A FS practitioner once advised me that I should locate some of my "aggressive" looking displays in such a way that they face this road junction. This was a sculpture of an eagle, two sculptures of Shiva Nataraja (an Indian deity with multiple hands). I figured the luo pan may have the same effect. Pity though, it is really quite a piece of art and I rather it faces me.