Dear cecil,
Is having a large mirror inside the house facing the maindoor inauspicious?
Thank you
Steven

Dear Steven,
Here again, it would depend:-
1. On the distance of the living / dinning room wall ie. facing the main door.
2. The Ba Zhi of the breadwinner in relation to the house.
3. The specific sector the mirror is placed. (Flying Star analysis).
4. The size of the mirror.
5. The size of the living / dinning room in relation to each bedrooms.
A sub-analysis is that if the living room is `over-sized' in relation to the other rooms, it implies that the breadwinner would be a `castle builder' or very ambitious.
As a mirror `helps' to extend or give an illusion of more spaciousness... let us imagine what it will do... Well some of us say that perhaps this could be a `plus point'?
Usually, physical audit or one has to be present at the site to look at all these.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/10/00 5:53:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
Is having a large mirror
inside the house facing the
maindoor inauspicious?
Thank you
Steven

Dear cecil,
Could you please elaborate more about para 2. and 3. Thank you.
2. The Ba Zhi of the breadwinner in relation to the house.
3. The specific sector the mirror is placed. (Flying Star analysis).
Regards,
Steven

Dear Steven,
Please see below:-

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On 11/16/00 6:26:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
Could you please elaborate
more about para 2. and 3.
Thank you.
2. The Ba Zhi of the
breadwinner in relation to the
house.

Here, I am referring to either using the Eight House Theory or for advanced users, their Ba Zhi i.e. if they are a weak water person than, relate it to the location e.g. North = water element (which is not favourable to the weak fire person).

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3. The specific sector the
mirror is placed. (Flying Star
analysis).

For example, where East is the Sickness sector (for a period 7 house). Here, if this sector is considered inauspicious, one could inadvertently bounce back twice the `bad luck'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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Regards,
Steven