Hi Cecil,
I would appreciate your comment on having small animals like hamsters as pets in our house/apartments.
1. Are they harmful to the feng shui in the house?
2. Are they supposed to be kept in certain rooms/corners to avoid the negative effects?
3. Do you have to refer to the owner's ba zi to see if the owner can safely rear these pets?
Thanks in advance.

Dear Joe,
1. In my opinion, this is far from the truth.
2. In fact, in our daily lives, what is more harmful are the unseen (cannot be seen to our naked eyes) such as e-coli bateria and pests like cockroaches etc...
3. Humans have always taken a liking for pets. And man's best friend is a dog.
4. Other animals, if they are kept clean are equally acceptable pets.
5. Often, many good children have grown up being responsible parents and lead a good life have often been associated with pets.
6. Keeping pets, and responsible pet care can teach a child to be responsible.
7. In fact, in my opinion, rearing pets comes under the category " Ren Cai " or Human / Man luck category.
8. This is because, pets, often have a calming effect on our otherwise hectic life. Especially dogs, who do nothing but love their master.
9. In directly as mentioned above, these pets can help boost our human / man luck.
10. Given the choice between buying all those silly three-legged toads or other figurines, I would prefer pets. Since, some of them know how to love - us.
11. Overall, pets do provide a certain level of increased yang qi. And they should not be viewed as `pests'.
12. Unfortunately, we cannot say for the same, some people who ill-treat their pets. Or bought them as a birthday gift. But subsequently, neglect and "throw" them away. If it is this; then we should rather not have pets.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/10/2003 11:58:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
I would appreciate your
comment on having small
animals like hamsters as pets
in our house/apartments.
1. Are they harmful to the
feng shui in the house?
2. Are they supposed to be
kept in certain rooms/corners
to avoid the negative effects?
3. Do you have to refer to the
owner's ba zi to see if the
owner can safely rear these
pets?
Thanks in advance.