I like to find out when i renovate my office in the current period, it becomes period 8, right? the thing i am concerned is that the building that house my office is period 7, and it is only my office that get renovated, so should i use the period 7 or 8 chart? secondly, the building is facing se1, but the door to my office face different direction, i should use the facing direction of the main building rather than my office main door?
i appreciate if you can help me over here

thanks

fraser chew

Dear Chew Khui Suan,

Chew Khiu Suan wrote:
I like to find out when i renovate my office in the current period, it becomes period 8, right?

Not really. If the renovations are not major enough, it may not be enough to fly over to period 8. Only renovations like hacking down of walls etc that changes the Qi flow within the house are often considered major. The rest may not.

However, in most cases, you can still do a symbolic fly over by repainting the entire house, and having at least 3 major celebrations to attempt to fly it over. This will take a longer period of time for the Qi to fly over (ie 1 year or more).

Chew Khiu Suan wrote:
the thing i am concerned is that the building that house my office is period 7, and it is only my office that get renovated, so should i use the period 7 or 8 chart?

Firstly, determine if your renovations are major, if major then it will likely fly toperiod 8. Else, if not sure, you can also do a symbolic fly over to attempt to force the luck to fly over to period 8.

Chew Khiu Suan wrote:
secondly, the building is facing se1, but the door to my office face different direction, i should use the facing direction of the main building rather than my office main door?

Building frontage is to assess the feng shui of the entire block. While office facing assess the luck of that unit within the entire office.

Since you are assessing your office, you should use either your office facing direction rather than the building frontage.

Hope that helps.

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