Hi, have a few questions:

1) My house's main door faces the living room's window directly, does this cause any leakage in something?? Does it help if we cover the window that is facing the door directly with a blind?

2) Also, my husband has beenfalling illmore frequent than ever since we moved in5 yrs ago. Is there anything that we should keep a look outfor?

3) I live in a HDB maisonett. My common toilet's door (upper floor)faces the staircase directly. When the toilet door is open,my basin,tap and mirror is also facing directly at the staircase. Will this affect us in anyway?

Kindly advise.

Dear Ling Ling,

Please see below:-

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On 8/24/2004 4:02:27 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi, have a few questions:

1) My house's main door

faces the living room's window

directly, does this cause any

leakage in

something?? Does

it help if we cover the window

that is facing the door

directly with a blind?

Usually, a partition is used as shown in either of the two attachments to this message: screen-option1.gif or screen-option2.gif

Often if no screen or partition is used, simply closing that particular window is ok. But if the window is left open, then a blind could be "poor alternative".

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2) Also, my husband has

beenfalling

illmore frequent than

ever since we moved in5

yrs ago. Is there

anything that we should keep a

look outfor?

The best alternative is to draw a Flying Star chart to look out for #5 (misfortune, sickness) and #2 (sickness) stars. Especially at the main entrance of the house or in particular in the master bedroom.

However, if you are not able to draw such a Flying star chart then: GENERALLY:-

Avoid bright yellow or cream or beige especially in the bedroom or bright red or pink in the master bedroom. This could be the colour of the walls or curtains or bedsheet.

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3) I live in a HDB

maisonett. My common

toilet's door (upper

floor)faces the staircase

directly.

When the toilet door is

open,my basin,tap

and mirror is also facing

directly at the

staircase. Will

this affect us in

anyway?

Kindly advise.

Usually, this is not a major issue -- or often very little issue -- if any. More to do with asthetics than Feng Shui. If truly feel uncomfortable, then simply close the door when not in use.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil