Posted April 13, 200421 yr Sigh....My husband and I just did a FengShui audit and we realised that both of us haveOpposing best/worst positions (My Kua no. is 5 and his is 3). He is East Group and I am West Seems that what's best for one is totally awful for the other. We saw a condo that we really likedand whileit is good for me but we are uncomfortable that the facing of the house is not good for him.How should we choose a house in view of this? Or should we just get what we like and try to remedy it with fengshui "cures", if any?
Posted April 13, 200421 yr Staff Hi Anon,This isa common situation for most people. However, this isn't the end of the world.1. What you should be doing is to ensure that the house should suit the breadwinner (your husband). This is because the breadwinner provides for the family, so making sure that the breadwinner fits and suits is most important. 2. So for the bedroom you (the spouse) should then have a higher priority for a suitable bedroom while your husband can have a less suitable bedroom. Also, if possible not to have Death and Disaster if possible.This is how you give and take. Breadwinner takes priority for the main door facing, while the spouse will take better suitability to the bedroom. 3. Once you get a homethat generally fit most of requirements, then you can later worry about maximising other luck factors where possible.Hope that helps.Warmest RegardsRobert Lee Quote On 4/13/2004 8:30:16 AM, Anonymous wrote:Sigh....My husband and I justdid a FengShui audit and werealised that both of ushaveOpposing best/worstpositions (My Kua no. is 5 andhis is 3). He is East Groupand I am WestSeems that what's best for oneis totally awful for theother. We saw a condo that wereally likedandwhileit is good for mebut we are uncomfortable thatthe facing of the house is notgood for him.How shouldwe choose a house in view ofthis? Or should we just getwhat we like and try to remedyit with fengshui "cures", ifany?
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