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sir,
I have read at many places that one should not hang pictures of water bodies or trees in bedroom. But that leaves very little options for paintings in the bedroom. Can you please suggest some ideas about what type of images can be used in bedroom. Is a picture of desert inauspicious in any way? or a picture of an animal?
Thanks
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Sir,
?Laughing buddha is available in various colors and stance. Which one is most ideal. Most of them are available in golden color and there are so mancy stances. Which stance should I buy or should one keep all of them . Also please tell me about the color as well. There is green, golden, brown, all kind.?
Thanks.
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Sir,
How should we classify artificial flowers according to the five element theory. Should we consider them as wood energy.
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sir,
There is a bit of confusion about the fix the leak concept. Does it just means to fix the broken things and complete the incomplete jobs or is it more complicated. Do we need a master to evaluate the leaks or one can do it himself.
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Sir,
I want to know whether christmas tree has good feng shui, since its leaves are extremely pointed. I have read at many places that plants with pointed leaves donot have good feng shui. ?If we follow this advice than we have to do with many many good looking plants.
Thanks.
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Thanks for the reply sir.
You have ?given a wonderful explanation for mirrors. But ?can mirrors also be used as water element cure? You have also talked about water paintings. Will the painting of a waterfall be a sufficient water element cure. Since the ?painting also has a mountain and hence earth element comes into play. So a painting of ?a waterfall ?is of the earth element or water??QuoteOn 9/23/2010 8:13:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-ABOUT DECORATIVE MIRROR
(MIRRORS) OR A FLAT MIRROR ABOVE, SAY A
DOOR1. A mirror or mirrors:?In Feng
Shui mirror or mirrors can be used to
either to absorb or reflect.1.1. Under
absorb:? it can face an aupicious
direction and/or face a good view to
help further "absorb" or capture a good
external view. 1.1.1 If placed properly,
often, it can help to "move" qi e.g. at
a certain location to move the qi
along.1.1.2 In Feng Shui, it is best not
to install a mirror if it faces an
inauspicious direction.1.2? Like
it's cousin the convex mirror, it can be
used to reflect away things like a lamp
post or poison arrow. In such a
situation, the mirror must be placed
facing outwards of the home, never
placed inside the home. Often the mirror
is circular and placed above a
door.WATER ELEMENT AND THE USE OF
COLOURS: WATER = BLUE, BLACK OR GREY2.
Water element can also be represented by
"yin" water or painting e.g. a wall in
blue or grey tones.3. A glass vase on
it's own e.g. hollow is not the best
candidate to be used as a water element.
On 9/22/2010 10:59:25 PM, rohan jolly
wrote: >sir,Can glass vases be used
as >water element cures. Also can
a mirror be considered a water
element cure. Please tell me >how
to introduce water element >except
using fountains.Thanks
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sir,
Can glass vases be used as water element cures. Also can a mirror be considered a water element cure. Please tell me how to introduce water element except using fountains.
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sir,?
Can we say all homes made of brick, sand and stone are predominantly earth element house?. And if the whole flooring is of white marble, then it makes the earth element more stronger.?
Using clay pots as decoration pieces would furthur intensify the earth element??
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thanks for the comprehensive reply sir.QuoteOn 9/19/2010 12:50:23 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Sir,A lot has been written on
the importance of front gate
and front door. But not much
on the back gate and door. I
want to know how the back gate
affects the feng shui of the
house. Our back gate is not
easy to locate as well as a
bit torn. Does it creates bad
feng shui.?Thanks
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Sir,
A lot has been written on the importance of front gate and front door. But not much on the back gate and door. I want to know how the back gate affects the feng shui of the house. Our back gate is not easy to locate as well as a bit torn. Does it creates bad feng shui.?
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sir,
?Toilet seat in one of our bathrooms is directly under a big beam. I have noticed that it is not very comfortable to use it. There is also no way to construct a false ceiling. Can you suggest any cures for it.
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Sir,
Is an empty vase in the living room bad feng shui. Does it hamper the flow of qi in any way.
We have a big black empty vase in the living room for many years.?
Thanks for your time.
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Yes, sir it ?is an external factor. My question was fundamental as well as in what should the main door ?ideally face if not a door or even a wall. So that I dont make the same mistake while making a new house.
Also ?in the present scenario I ?can make a window or ?a door in the wall, that would also open up the space, but ?then the back windows would be ?visible from the front door.
ThanksQuoteOn 9/6/2010 3:18:47 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Please check back to the most recent
forum message on a similar
topic.>>The wall >is at a
distance of 15 feet >and in between
is the living >room. Is that good or
an >obstruction for qi.If you are
asking this question, it is already "no
good". Furthermore, this is external
factor thus, out-of one's control. If
so, no need to talk already. Really,
what help do you need?It is the same
senario as a recent posting saying that
coins were not placed below the floor
prior to laying the floor tiles. And the
question is what else can I do? I should
instead ask back : what can you do?
Erh... re-do the tiles? Today, can we
reverse time? Yes/No? Even if one were
to ask GOD, please revise time. He will
say: HOW TO? Even god cannot reverse
such things!On 9/6/2010 2:21:53 PM,
rohan jolly wrote: >Sir,It is
commonly said that >there should not
be a window >or a door right across
the >main door as qi will escape
too fast. But then there would
be a wall. My house has a >blank
wall the moment you >enter the front
door. The wall >is at a distance of
15 feet >and in between is the living
room. Is that good or an
obstruction for qi. Please
helpThanks
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Sir,
It is commonly said that there should not be a window or a door right across the main door as qi will escape too fast. But then there would be a wall. My house has a blank wall the moment you enter the front door. The wall is at a distance of 15 feet and in between is the living room.
Is that good or an obstruction for qi. Please help
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sir,
In Indian homes , it is very common to hang a dangerous face like portrait at the front of the house. Astrologers here say that it will protect the house from evil eye, especially the newly constructed ones. It is basically a face of a dangerous man with his tongue out to scare away evil eye.
Do you believe this to be an evil eye protector, or will this discourage good qi from entering the house?. Like in feng shui we hang a mirror on the face of the house to deflect bad energy. Why does it deflect only bad energy and not good energy ?
Thanks for your time.
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Thanks a lot for the comprehensive reply sir.QuoteOn 9/4/2010 7:05:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Frankly there are more important
considerations in Feng Shui than the
fittings in a home or office.For
example, if one talks about strong
metal; as glass or tempered glass and or
bullet proof glass is equally as solid;
it is also considered as a "metal
element".And nowadays, many buildings /
shop fronts even many condominiums e.g.
in Singapore : The Quartz and Varsity
Park have quite alot of such glass. So
do we so actively say that these
buildings have strong metal.Feng Shui is
about the big picture and not how many
brass door FITTINGs one has on a WOODEN
door.If you want to talk about metal
fittings; there are many buildings even
in Singapore and the newly TOP landed
property homes around Sembawang that not
only has so brass fittings but
literally, the doors are made of solid
metal. And, all new generation Singapore
Government flats have a household
shelter aka bomb shelter.In Feng Shui,
when we do a site review; we ain't gona
count how many fantastic brass fittings
in that home. These things are
peanuts.This is not Feng Shui, but if
one has brass fittings; of course, it is
best to maintain it. But rust free?
Frankly, this is the first time that I
heard brass fittings can get rusty. Real
quality brass may oxidise but not rust.
Feng Shui is about the big picture and
not about "peanuts".In some improvement
courses: users are asked to THINK BIG,
not think peanuts. For example, we don't
go around counting how many brass toilet
fittings in our home even if we have 10
toilets. On 9/4/2010 4:03:05 PM, rohan
jolly wrote: >Sir,?I want to
know if golden >brass door fittings
can be >classified as strong metal
element. My house has around >15
doors and all of them have >lots of
golden brass door >fittings. So
should I classify >them as metal
energy. And is >it really important
to keep >them rust free.?Thanks
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Sir,?
I want to know if golden brass door fittings can be classified as strong metal element. My house has around 15 doors and all of them have lots of golden brass door fittings. So should I classify them as metal energy. And is it really important to keep them rust free.?
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Thanks for the great reply sir. It was really satisfactory and removed all my doubts.QuoteOn 9/3/2010 11:23:37 PM, Anonymous wrote:
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Thanks for the reply sir. What I wanted to ask was that is wooden furniture part of wood element as some say that ?it is not alive and ?hence not good to be considered as wood element. They claim only plants or green color can be used as a wood element.
Thank you.QuoteOn 9/2/2010 3:17:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:-1. In the
past, especially in the 1970's to 1980's
where many geomancers practise using the
following tools:-1.1 Basic to Advanced
Ba zi1.2 Basic concepts to Advanced Five
Elements concept2. During those donkeys
years (1970-1980's) and unfortunately,
some still practice this kind of Feng
Shui;2.1 Such practitioners are too
simplistic: thus if say one leaks wood
element; then as what you had mentioned
below; some of these geomancers would
give advice such as what you had
mentioned.3. Today, many of us
understand and read widely about things
like Flying Star Feng Shui. In the
flying star concept; just because one
needs wood element; does not mean that
the entire home needs "wood energy" or
element.4. Look at it from another
way:4.1 Even in the US, majority of
homes were constructed with mostly wood:
Wooden frame structure, wooden or
plywood panels etc... 4.2 So that it
mean that if one is say a Strong fire or
strong wood person, should not live in a
home with everything wood or the so
called wood energy!5. How about a home
that is made of bricks or concrete or
reinforced steel cum concrete? Does the
same logic imply that if one is a strong
earth person; living in a fully concrete
home is bad due to the so called "earth
(concrete) energy".On 9/2/2010 2:19:15
PM, rohan jolly wrote: >Does wooden
furniture possess >strong wood
energy. All the >furniture in my
house is of >wood. Does that mean I
have >sufficient wood energy and
dont need to grow plants in my
house.?Thanks for helping.
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Does wooden furniture possess strong wood energy. All the furniture in my house is of wood. Does that mean I have sufficient wood energy and dont need to grow plants in my house.?
Thanks for helping.
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Thank you sir. Yes the trees have branches and they block the view ?of windows. ?What would you suggest. Should we cut down the trees.
?Also I want to ask you another question. ?Does all the brass door fittings contribute to the metal energy of the house. ?I was thinking since there are ?so many doors and windows and all have golden brass fittings. Doesnt this makes the metal energy of the house too strong. Since the color is also golden .
Ceilings are white in color. Flooring is of white marble. Though marble would be earth energy but it is white so metal as well. Can you please tell whether the energy in my house is too ?much metal. Thanks for helping us sir.QuoteOn 8/20/2010 9:52:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-
1. The main concern is that of
a tree trunk slicing towards a
window or an opening e.g.
balcony sliding door or any
other opening in a home. It is
akin to a butter knife (the
trunk) slicing towards the
home creating a sha-qi or
poison arrow.
2. If there are lots of
branches, then if it blocks
the view; this is not the same
as Para 1; but again; if it
facing an unblocked view ...
"what a waste!"
3. In the past, in Singapore
around the 1960's to 1970's
where many landed properties
were pretty large e.g. at
least 5,000 sq feet to 10,000
sq feet; planting one or
several mango trees are of no
issue.
3.1. Today, if one stands
below a matured mango tree; it
is often dark below the tree
as sunlight cannot penetrate.
Thus, naturally, not ideal
condition especially without
some natural sunlight all the
time.
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Hi,
There are small trees(6feet height) in front of my front windows (on the face of the house). Are they okay or are they disturbing the flow of qi. please help.
kitchen in front of toilet
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sir,?
We have a strange situation of kitchen in front of toilet. Some of my family members dont believe in keeping the toilet door closed all the times. Would hanging a windchime between them a good enough solution??. I can also hang a big boxing bag if that can be an effective solution.
Thanks