Dear Cecil and Robert
My partner is a sales executive and his company's offices are located in an old hospital. The atmosphere is very yin there and there is some spirit activity there too, although it doesn't bother him - I can't believe that the environment can be conducive to a successful business. Since he has no choice in the location of the offices, could you please advise what he as an individual can do to improve the Qi in his own surroundings at work.
Regards
Toni

Dear Toni,
Before I comment further, can you let me know the following information:-
1. Which country it is?
2. What is the predominant religion in your country.
3. What is the predominant religion (in general) of the hospital. (It is the same as 2?
4. What is the religion (if any) of your friend.
5. What is the company dealing with.
6. Is the morgue nearby his present office.
7. What was the office used for previously? Is it a ward or a hospital office.
8. Is there a graveyard next to the hospital.
Thanks.
Cecil

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On 7/18/99 12:34:09 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil and Robert
My partner is a sales
executive and his company's
offices are located in an old
hospital. The atmosphere is
very yin there and there is
some spirit activity there
too, although it doesn't
bother him - I can't believe
that the environment can be
conducive to a successful
business. Since he has no
choice in the location of the
offices, could you please
advise what he as an
individual can do to improve
the Qi in his own surroundings
at work.
Regards
Toni

Dear Cecil
Further information in order to answer my question is as follows:-
1. Country - South Africa
2. Christianity is the predominant religion.
3. Yes - the religion at the time that the
hospital was still used as a hospital,
would also be christian (although it has
not been used as a hospital for many
years now.)
4. My partner is also christian.
5. Company deals with training and
communications equipment.
6. No morgue nearby that we know of.
(Although there could have been one in
the past.)
7. The office he currently is in, used to be
the consulting room. Most of the other
offices were ofcourse wards and the
hospital was mostly for maternity and
general surgery.
8. Amongst other activity, the most obvious
is the strong medicinal/hospital smell
that often fills a room and there is
usually no satisfactory explanation for
this.
Regards
Toni

Dear Toni,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Since the religion is predominantly Christian, in general, even if there are spirits, usually they are quite harmless.
First of all, avoid any metallic wind chimes or any metallic fliers or anything that makes metallic sound.
Keep the room bright and introduce a more Yang environment:-
1. In terms of interior decor, use bright colours. Avoid dark colours.
2. Avoid having ceramic vases or any display items e.g. wood scuptures etc...
3. It is good if the office can have some music e.g. soothing sounds or even tune in to offical radio channels to increase the Yang element.
4. Ideally, your partner element strength should be " Strong " and not weak. If weak, may need compensation to increase the strength.
A person of `weak wood' may need some control or help to increase the wood element particularly in a Yin environment.
As I do not have more detailed information of your partner's element and strength, I am unable to comment further i.e. the strongest Yang environment for your partner's office is in the range of Red .... Pink... Purple. But not sure if there is any impact on his element and strength. For example, if he is a weak fire, ideally he can introduce pink, red or purple in his environment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/19/99 3:03:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil
Further information in order
to answer my question is as
follows:-
1. Country - South Africa
2. Christianity is the
predominant religion.
3. Yes - the religion at the
time that the
hospital was still used as a
hospital,
would also be christian
(although it has
not been used as a hospital
for many
years now.)
4. My partner is also
christian.
5. Company deals with training
and
communications equipment.
6. No morgue nearby that we
know of.
(Although there could have
been one in
the past.)
7. The office he currently is
in, used to be
the consulting room. Most of
the other
offices were ofcourse wards
and the
hospital was mostly for
maternity and
general surgery.
8. Amongst other activity, the
most obvious
is the strong
medicinal/hospital smell
that often fills a room and
there is
usually no satisfactory
explanation for
this.
Regards
Toni