Dear Cecil
I thoroughly enjoy your comprehensive site which is the best I've seen so far! However I couldn't find relevant answers to my problems below, would appreciate very much if you can clear my doubts.
Situation :
This 6th period house front face north, my room is in the SE sector(90% of the room area) of the house. The 2 main doors are in the SW sector(measured from center), 1 face west, the other face north. My room door is in the NW sector(measured from center of room), which opens up & face a full length, narrow wall. From my room door, you turn left into a shared toilet; turn right to other parts of the house like kitchen etc.
I have to keep the toilet door open otherwise the area is very dark.
Problems :
1. SW is my good direction but my desk can only face south at the window & my bed can only be placed in a corner on the west wall. How can I improve my luck?
2. Can I put a open-mouth tiger picture on my door facing outside & a windchime on the opposite narrow wall?
Thank you very much for your time & attention.
Josephine Yong:)

Dear Josephine,
Please see below:-

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On 8/29/00 12:49:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
I thoroughly enjoy your
comprehensive site which is
the best I've seen so far!
However I couldn't find
relevant answers to my
problems below, would
appreciate very much if you
can clear my doubts.
Situation :
This 6th period house front
face north, my room is in the
SE sector(90% of the room
area) of the house. The 2
main doors are in the SW
sector(measured from center),
1 face west, the other face
north. My room door is in the
NW sector(measured from center
of room), which opens up &
face a full length, narrow
wall. From my room door, you
turn left into a shared
toilet; turn right to other
parts of the house like
kitchen etc.
I have to keep the toilet door
open otherwise the area is
very dark.
Problems :
1. SW is my good direction
but my desk can only face
south at the window & my bed
can only be placed in a corner
on the west wall. How can I
improve my luck?

If you have a sketch (proprotionate size, location of windows etc..) of the layout plan and attached to this forum, I would be glad to take a look at it as it is currently difficult for me comment.
Overall, it is best to give top priority to the placement of your desk based on Shapes and Form principles. Only after you have satisfied this condition that you look further into:-
1.2 spending more time at a good sector (if possible).
2.2 only after looking at it from Shapes and Form and Para 1, you then look at which direction is good facing direction for you.

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2. Can I put a open-mouth
tiger picture on my door
facing outside & a windchime
on the opposite narrow wall?

Usually, a pair of tigers would be more appropriate rather than a lone tiger to `guard the door'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil