I have checked the best location to place my bed suited for me through some books. However, the toilet is just next to the bed where I intended to shift to. I could not possibly upright a shield as suggested by some books due to space limited. However, someone told me just maintain the toilet door close at all time will be sufficient. Please advice.

Dear Chee Kiat,
If the toilet is next to the bed, yes, you can close the toilet door.
In Feng Shui another method is to have a side table with a table lamp on this.
Here, you should close the toilet door when not in use and use the above method. The above configuration is suppose to `act' like a partition.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/6/00 8:33:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have checked the best
location to place my bed
suited for me through some
books. However, the toilet is
just next to the bed where I
intended to shift to. I could
not possibly upright a shield
as suggested by some books due
to space limited. However,
someone told me just maintain
the toilet door close at all
time will be sufficient.
Please advice.

May I know what's the implication of a table lamp and a side table could act like a partition? Table is wood and lamp is fire. Do I have to switch on the lamp everyday so as to burn off the bad chi?

Dear Chee Kiat,
1. No, you do not need to turn on the table lamp light.
2. This area has to do with `Shapes and Form Feng Shui' rather than saying that the table is wood and lamp is fire.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/8/00 1:50:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
May I know what's the
implication of a table lamp
and a side table could act
like a partition? Table is
wood and lamp is fire. Do I
have to switch on the lamp
everyday so as to burn off the
bad chi?