Front Door Confusion

These are some considerations:

1. When we reference a home with compass directions; and if one is trying to apply a Feng Shui concept to this;

2. Then, the Compass School of Feng Shui comes into mind: Eight House concept and Flying Stars

2.1. Eight House concept to find or nice-to have one's head sleep facing a good direction and if possible sectors that are favourable to the person.

2.2. In your case, when applying traditional Feng Shui = Flying Stars; determine or confirming that the facing direction may be actually West sitting East. And in addition, find out whether it is a W1, W2 / W3 facing and which period it is in.

3. Then plot the flying stars and applying this concept onto the layout plan.

4. For missing area or corner of a landed property; Shapes and Forms Feng Shui applies. The most logical way is to image that one is in a helicopter or having a helicopter view looking down on the home.

4.1. Here, if there are missing corners; one could do landscaping or even cement / concrete this area so that when we are above it; it may fill in the missing corner.

4.2. Alternatively, if this is a sandy patch, one can add an outline such as using bolders to outline the missing area.

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On 8/22/2015 11:43:55 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Master LeeI have an
irregular shaped house
somy front door faces
theWest
(W2)direction, but when
I place the bagua directly
over my home the location of
the door actually sits in
theSouth
(S1)area - S2, S3,
SW1, SW2, SW3 areas are all
missing (it isa
driveway).So I'm
confused as to what is more
important, the location or
facing direction in terms of
what elements/colours to use
for my front door and entrance
to draw in positive and
prosperous energy?!?!??!
Also because the missing areas
are a solid
concretedriveway is
there anything I can do to
fill in the missing corner or
create balance?The house
itself is West facing and East
sitting.Many thanks for any
advice you can provide.Warm
Regards, Ally