Posted January 8, 200520 yr We bought an intermediate terrace house where the backyards are back-to-back to another row of terrace houses. The unit behind us has a lap pool on its left part of the house. The unit on its left also has a lap pool. These lap pools are separated by their adjoining wall. We thought it was good as we enjoyed some "wind". Forever, I read in your free feng shui course that water behind house is no good. Is this considered no good as in major leak? Any remedies, if yes? Please reply as I am so worried. Thank you. Jean
Posted January 10, 200520 yr Staff Dear Jean,Generally, there should not be an issue as each intermediate terrace has it's own space. And in Feng Shui, each intermediate terrace owns a site. And can be distinct from each other.The major concerns would be any water course e.g. large drain(s) on the side of the home or a large drainage behind the home etc...Nevertheless, each site should be considered separately and since often no two sites are the same, a proper FS assessment should be made specific to that plot of land. Thus what I had mentioned, now or in the past are general statements or general comments, only.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 1/8/2005 10:41:29 AM, Anonymous wrote:We bought an intermediateterrace house where thebackyards are back-to-back toanother row of terrace houses.The unit behind us has a lappool on its left part of thehouse. The unit on its leftalso has a lap pool. These lappools are separated by theiradjoining wall. We thought itwas good as we enjoyed some"wind". Forever, I read inyour free feng shui coursethat water behind house is nogood. Is this considered nogood as in major leak? Anyremedies, if yes? Please replyas I am so worried. Thank you.Jean
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