Master Lee, Your prompt reply are grately appreciated. There is a slight problem here - As per your advise.... 'one applys Flying Star Feng Shui, then, check to see if the fish tank could be placed at a location with a Water Star (WS) WS#8 current water wealth location or at locations with e.g. double #7's. or locations that e.g. have #6 (strong metal).' I'm so sorry, I have no idea what it means and pardon my knowledge of FS as I'm in the process of digging in! If it's not too much of a trouble - a little explaination would be fantastic. Thanks a gazillion!!! Mrs Koh

Dear Anon,

1. After reading your past message, looks like your husband is into fish rearing in a "big way" given that there is something like5 fish tanks in your 4 room apartment.

2. In such a situation, you may have to go on a "hobbist approach" vs looking at it from the compass school of Feng Shui e.g. Flying Star Feng Shui, which you perhaps, do not have any knowledge at all. For Flying Star Feng Shui, the best approach is that if you want to find out more, feel free to search further into the topic. As it would not be fair to go into it in this or other message. Since, such topics can easily be found if one - exercise their fingers hard enough. Given that this is a self-help forum.

3. Given this situation, you may have see how well you can place the fish tanks against "available" wall space available in your home.

4. If all family members are "tolerant" with having fish tanks around, then, this is the best approach based on a hobbist type of senario.

5. When I mentioned a "hobbist" approach, it has to do therefore, with especially husband/spouse tolerating each other's "exceptional" hobbies.

6. In your situation, I can therefore only say therefore, that it is based on a practiacl approach given that usually, fish tank(s) are placed firstly in the living room (to be viewed for enjoyment) and in some instances, some hobbist even resort to placing in the kitchen (kinda of no choice - no space) especially if there is no extra study room in the home. If so, some may consider placing it in the study room. There are instances, where, I have seen fish "franatics" even place them in the toilet area! Therefore, given your type of senario, there is simply no luxury or choice.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/20/2004 10:28:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Master Lee, Your prompt reply

are grately appreciated. There

is a slight problem here - As

per your advise.... 'one

applys Flying Star Feng Shui,

then, check to see if the fish

tank could be placed at a

location with a Water Star

(WS) WS#8 current water wealth

location or at locations with

e.g. double #7's. or locations

that e.g. have #6 (strong

metal).' I'm so sorry, I have

no idea what it means and

pardon my knowledge of FS as

I'm in the process of digging

in! If it's not too much of a

trouble - a little

explaination would be

fantastic. Thanks a

gazillion!!! Mrs Koh