Hi Master Cecil,

I have attached a file showing my sitting position in the office and the surrounding offices through the window.

There is a corner of the pillar pointing directly at me. Outside of the window, I can see another buildings diagonally facing me, thus, the corner faces me again. At the side (outside), there is another building with one side of its exterior wall filled with thin vertical columns. It feels like many blades pointing at me.

Please advise if there is any harm to me with such a surrounding. If so, please advise how I can 'block out' the negativity of my current seat position. Thank you.

Dear Anon,

Usually, your office would have installed blinds. Simply draw the blinds and this is good enough : " if one cannot see it it no longer becomes a threat.

As for the sharp corner of the pillar:-

1. from your illustration, it does not seem that the front pillar slices into the person. So should not be an issue.

2. furthermore, for a sharp corner in an office, usually after approximately 1 metre distance away from it, the sha qi is pretty weak. Even the two sha qi at the back of you should not be an issue. In addition, if one has a high chair, the two sha qi at the back is a non-issue.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/11/2005 7:44:17 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi Master Cecil,

I have attached a file showing

my sitting position in the

office and the surrounding

offices through the window.

There is a corner of the

pillar pointing directly at

me. Outside of the

window, I can see another

buildings diagonally facing

me, thus, the corner faces me

again. At the side

(outside), there is another

building with one side of its

exterior wall filled with thin

vertical columns. It

feels like many blades

pointing at me.

Please advise if there is any

harm to me with such a

surrounding. If so,

please advise how I can 'block

out' the negativity of my

current seat position.

Thank you.