bedroom door. They are separated by
a hallway about 7 feet long, 3 feet
wide.
Can I do anything to improve the
negative influences?

Dear Chris,
Could you elaborate a little on this. Do you mean that your bedroom door and your children bedroom door faces each other?
Or do you mean other influences?
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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On 6/12/99 11:49:31 AM, Anonymous wrote:
bedroom door. They are
separated by
a hallway about 7 feet long, 3
feet
wide.
Can I do anything to improve
the
negative influences?

Hi Robert
Yes, I meant our doors face each other.
Have heard this was not favorable but I don't
know what I can do to improve this..we
rent so can't change many things.Thank you
Chris

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Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
On 6/12/99 11:49:31 AM, Chris Church
wrote:
bedroom door. They are
separated by
a hallway about 7 feet long, 3
feet
wide.
Can I do anything to improve
the
negative influences?

Dear Chris,
If the doors are used frequently, there are really nothing much you can do.
This is because if two doors are facing each other, it signifies that each
occupants of either room will not be in good terms with each other.
Early this year, one user wrote in to say that his main entrance door faces
directly his neighbours and something like one metre between them. He
mentioned that they are frequently at logger heads.
The only alternative is to see if the doors can be located separately (where
possible) if not, you may try to close the door but it may not be effective
thou.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: My bedroom door faces childrens

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From: "Chris Church"
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Hi Robert
Yes, I meant our doors face each other.
Have heard this was not favorable but I don't
know what I can do to improve this..we
rent so can't change many things.Thank you
Chris