Hi Cecil,
After reading your earlier communications on period 7 vs period 8 comparison and the bad effects for S and SE, I have a question on it that would appreciate your advise.
Currently we just started renovation for this new house which has 747 main door in the south sector of the house. And since the living hall is enlogated, it also covers the SE sector. Reading from your mail with a user, you mentioned that if S and SE is in one single room, we have to see it closely. And also that the 747 combination is actually not very good due to the bad wood vs weak metal. So we are now quite worried what's the best remedy for the situation.
I am weak earth and my husband is weak water.
Also due to constrain, when I am cooking by my stove, the kitchen windows will be behind me. According to shape and form this is no good. Did I interept correctly? What cure can I apply?
Regards,
WB

Dear Anon,
Please see below:-

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On 5/6/2002 11:15:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
After reading your earlier
communications on period 7 vs
period 8 comparison and the
bad effects for S and SE, I
have a question on it that
would appreciate your advise.
Currently we just started
renovation for this new house
which has 747 main door in the
south sector of the house. And
since the living hall is
enlogated, it also covers the
SE sector. Reading from your
mail with a user, you
mentioned that if S and SE is
in one single room, we have to
see it closely. And also that
the 747 combination is
actually not very good due to
the bad wood vs weak metal. So
we are now quite worried
what's the best remedy for the
situation.

Since your home is under renovation, a simple solution is the use of white e.g. white (to represent) additional metal element to neutralise #4.

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I am weak earth and my husband
is weak water.
Also due to constrain, when I
am cooking by my stove, the
kitchen windows will be behind
me. According to shape and
form this is no good. Did I
interept correctly? What cure
can I apply?

This is of secondary consideration.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil