My fiancee and I have moved in together and we are trying to Feng Shui our home correctly using the eight house method. The problem is this...He is a Kua 2, I am a Kua 4 and my daughter is a Kua 5 female. What do we do? How do we find a common ground so that we can find balance and harmony for everyone?

Dear Vanessa Pruett,

Vanessa Pruett wrote:
My fiancee and I have moved in together and we are trying to Feng Shui our home correctly using the eight house method. The problem is this...He is a Kua 2, I am a Kua 4 and my daughter is a Kua 5 female. What do we do? How do we find a common ground so that we can find balance and harmony for everyone?

The Eight House is used for suitability analysis. Since each person have different suitability.So what we normally do is follow these steps:-

1. For breadwinner (usually your husband), as long as the house faces his good direction, the house is deemed suitable for him. Also, because he is the breadwinner, the rest of the family will also indirectly benefit from it.

2. The bedrooms should fall in the suitable direction for each of the other family member. ie yourself and daughter should have a room that is suitable for them to benefit from using the room.

3. Then choose sleeping/study/work positonin the better directions within the room itself.

So if you based on the above principles, is is not difficult to apply the above principles for each family member.

Hope that helps.

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