Hi Robert Lee

The bedroomsdoor half of it faces each other. Asa better alternative is to place a red dot on the same spot of both door handles as it is symbolic of "seeing eye-to-eye" with each other. As the results the red dot paint were wear-off and we even try paint it with permanent marker pen there no use (the door knob make of metal).Is there anyalternative to hang a beads or should we paint a red dot again.

Your suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance

With warmest regards

Sophia Chia

Hi Sophia,

Sophia Chia wrote:
The bedroomsdoor half of it faces each other. Asa better alternative is to place a red dot on the same spot of both door handles as it is symbolic of "seeing eye-to-eye" with each other. As the results the red dot paint were wear-off and we even try paint it with permanent marker pen there no use (the door knob make of metal).Is there anyalternative to hang a beads or should we paint a red dot again.

Frankly, I think here whether you place the dot or not, it really not going to impact much. As mentioned, you must be able to see and judge what issues are consided major flaws what are minor flaws.

All major flaws must be corrected, but when it comes to minor flaws, it does not mean that everyone needs to be corrected. For example, image a sha qi, you also have to determine which is major sha qi which is minor sha qi. Say you have a large building opposite the house that cuts into your home. Compare that to say some torns in the plants that cuts to your home. It is obvious that the major sha qi must be fixed, whereas the other one from the torns are not too big a threat.

Same issue here, though if two rooms faces each other isn't that ideal, but it isn't as bad as two neighbour door facing each other where you have family members compared to neightbours. This is because as family members, you are more likely to work out your difference. While for neighbours it is harder to work out differences when it arises. So that is why I considered this as minor issues. It really does not matter whether or not you correct it or not in this case.

As mentioned, in Feng Shui it is possible to get 100% perfect home, there will bound to be some slight flaws which is ok even if you do not correct it.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Robert Lee

Appreciated with all your advise and your kindness respond.Have a questionfrom what your advice if there is a tall building cut thru into the home it's consider a sha qi. Yes, there is a building facing each of the room.How do we fix it.2) If there is a TV antena at the roof top (above 12th floor)of the buildingfacing our bedroom (9th floor)do that mean also the sha qi. If so, how do we fixit. By placing curtain or is there other option.

Thank you

With warmest regards

Sophia Chia