Dear Cecil,
When sha is generated by an object, how does the sha radiate (for lack of a better word)?
Does it radiate at an angle? For example, in my bedroom, one wall projects like this:
_______________________
| |
| |
| |__
| |
| | | |
| door bed |
___ ____________________
As you can see, the wall projects toward the foot of my bed. I sleep on the side furthest from this projection. There is no other place where the bed will fit. In the last 6 months I have had minor but troublesome problems with my feet and toes, often enough to make me wonder if the wall is causing sha. My question: does sha move along the wall and radiate in the same direction, or does it begin where the walls converge into the corner (see above)? Hope this makes sense. What cures, if any?
--Joe

According to Feng Shui theory, sha or poison arrow always travel in a straight line.
There are many real life examples under FS to show this:
1. We always talk about a sharp corner pointed directly towards a location e.g. the main entrance door or window.
2. In the bedroom, the corner of a table pointed towards the bed.
From the above two simple situations you can understand that Sha always travel in a straight path.
Contrast this with beneficial Qi where the advise is that it should slowly meander in a location.
Hope the above helps. With this, you can better understand your personal situation.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/1/99 6:08:50 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
When sha is
generated by an object, how
does the sha radiate (for lack
of a better word)?
Does it
radiate at an angle? For
example, in my bedroom, one
wall projects like this:
_______________________
|
|
|
|
|
|__
|
|
|
| |
|
| door bed
|
___
____________________
As you can see, the wall
projects toward the foot of my
bed. I sleep on the side
furthest from this projection.
There is no other place where
the bed will fit. In the last
6 months I have had minor but
troublesome problems with my
feet and toes, often enough to
make me wonder if the wall is
causing sha. My question:
does sha move along the wall
and radiate in the same
direction, or does it begin
where the walls converge into
the corner (see above)? Hope
this makes sense. What cures,
if any?
--Joe

Dear Cecil,
Since the wall appears to "cut off" the foot of the bed, thereby "cutting off" my toes, then what can I do? There's no other place for the bed. Any suggestions are appreciated.
--Joe