Chris_ng

hi there, I was told that you will only "fan tai shui" if you were in the year where you born. Recently, Someone corrected me that this is not true, but did not elaborate. As I was born in the year of horse, I was told this year( year of rabbit), I was "fan tai shui". Can you elaborate more about "fan tai shui" and how can we remedy? Thanks! :> Regards, Chris Ng

hi there, If the lamp post is in the middle of the main door front entrance (chuan zin sha), but only reach half-way of the height of the main door, how should we put the "ba gua" or "luo pan" so as to block the "sha qi"? Can we still put it at the top of the main entrance door? Due to a friend's advice, I have replaced a small "luo pan" instead of our original blessed "concave ba gua" (as I understand the concave ba gua will suck in the sha qi as well). I did it on 7th Feb 1999. I did not find any improvement, anything wrong here?

Hi there, 1. Is there a one-for-all solution that can counteract all kind of "Sha Qi"? 2. If the front main entrance door is facing a lamp post, which is what we claimed as "chuan xin sha" in feng shui, what will happen if the owner put a concave "ba gua" instead of a convex one? Regards, Chris Ng

Hi there, I would need some answers for following questions, can you all help? 1. If you need room window is facing the edge of another building, do you consider this as "sa qi"? If yes, what is the solution? 2. If there is a makeup desk with mirror residing on the right side of the bed of the master bed room, is there a "sa qi"? And if the make-up desk cannot be moved due to space constraint, are there any other alternative ways? 3. If the "Chai wei" is located at a place where it is blocked by a built-up cupboard, is there a way to "chui chai" without moving the cupboard? 4. How do we determine the "chuo xiang" in a bedroom, we still take reference of the entire house (center point) or we can take reference from the bed room? Thanks for any inputs! :> Regards, Chris Ng

hi there, I have actually few questions here: 1. I have been reading a lot of feng shui for quite some time. The confusion is that every book talk differently using various methods. My questions is that is that a simple step-to-step illustration for applying feng shui? 2. My friend is living in a 3-room flat, with the 2 room doors facing one another. Beside using curtains, is there any way to stop the "fang men sha" as there is space restriction? 3. My friend's flat main door is facing a rood lamp, what I describe as "chuan xin sa", his another feng shui friend has recommended to place a small "luo pan" at the main door, will that help? Will there be any other issues generated? 4. As I'm not reach to engage a "feng SHui" shi, and the fact the my mum's health is not so good, when can I find goo feng shui shi who do not charge a lot? Thanks! Regards, Chris