Dear Cecil , I trust these lines greet you
well and thank you for your time and
wisdom .
I am a young man who has been trying to
establish my business for two years now
. Since returning to my family's home after
graduation , work wise things seem to be
a struggle . I was wondering if the fact that
my office door faces opposite the toilet
door at the end of the corridor and the
same is the case with my bedroom
upstairs , my bedroom door faces directly
opposite the toilet door . I have read about
chi being flushed down the toilet . I have
put mirrors on the walls of both of my
rooms opposite the door , so when either
my bedroom door is open or my office
door is open you face a mirror ( hopefully
reflecting the toilet chi away ) However I
am not sure if this is working , I seem to
have been let down on a number of
projects , and I just can't hold onto money
( I am actually now in debt ) , if and when I
can make it . I am a very talented
photographer , and could really do with
some help . I am happy to send some of
my pictures as a gesture of thanks .
The font of the house also faces a lamp
post would this have any effect , it is so
strange Cecil , but it has been quite a
stuggle since moving back home .
Previously I had money and was enjoying
Chi - Kung and yoga on a daily basis ,
now the energy seems a bit lost . Please
Please if you could offer me some advice
I would be so grateful .
Thank you for your patience and listening
, yours sincerely and most hopefully
Chris

Dear Chris,
Overall, the toilet sha qi is in the way of your office and home.
To be honest, there is not much one can do here other than to e.g. move out of the office. (Especially the office space).
Using mirrors can be a double-edged sword. If the sector happens to be a bad sector; it may bounce back twice the bad luck. And at the moment, if you are not sure of the effects, try not to make it `worse' - should the mirrors inadvertenly bounce back twice the bad luck.
Overall, if there is some cure, I would be most happy to share with you but as you are aware, it demands something `physical' such as relocating the toilet or if this is not possible, moving out at the soonest opportunity. There is really no miracle cure for this.
If you can or allowed to, for the office, you may try to place a Ba Gua mirror at the office door facing the toilet.
In Singapore, I can name some office spaces e.g. Fortune Centre, where a row of offices faced the toilets. This is bad Feng Shui. Many of the companies which have their office facing the toilet unfortunately are not doing well.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/1/2002 6:30:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil , I trust these
lines greet you
well and thank you for your
time and
wisdom .
I am a young man who has been
trying to
establish my business for two
years now
. Since returning to my
family's home after
graduation , work wise things
seem to be
a struggle . I was wondering
if the fact that
my office door faces opposite
the toilet
door at the end of the
corridor and the
same is the case with my
bedroom
upstairs , my bedroom door
faces directly
opposite the toilet door . I
have read about
chi being flushed down the
toilet . I have
put mirrors on the walls of
both of my
rooms opposite the door , so
when either
my bedroom door is open or my
office
door is open you face a mirror
( hopefully
reflecting the toilet chi away
) However I
am not sure if this is working
, I seem to
have been let down on a number
of
projects , and I just can't
hold onto money
( I am actually now in debt )
, if and when I
can make it . I am a very
talented
photographer , and could
really do with
some help . I am happy to send
some of
my pictures as a gesture of
thanks .
The font of the house also
faces a lamp
post would this have any
effect , it is so
strange Cecil , but it has
been quite a
stuggle since moving back home
.
Previously I had money and was
enjoying
Chi - Kung and yoga on a daily
basis ,
now the energy seems a bit
lost . Please
Please if you could offer me
some advice
I would be so grateful .
Thank you for your patience
and listening
, yours sincerely and most
hopefully
Chris