Robert Lee

Edited by Robert: I have sent you the auspiciou hour via e-mail. Dear James, james koh wrote: I have chosen an auspicious to move house through your paid advice site. However, I am curious to find out whether will there be a disasterous or better time on this day to step into the house. Once you have selected a good date. The only difference in the hours is which is most auspicious which is least auspicious. The problem when you try to go too deep into say hour analysis for example, it can happen that you may find that the best hours may be found in very odd hours like 3am in the morning. But it may be unpractical to use. As such a more better approach is to choose nice sounding hours such as 8.58am or 8.59am for example. These are more practical than focusing on auspicious hours. But as mentioned, since you have choosen a good date, the hour will not matter too much. As the day is suitable to you so you will already get most luck from it. james koh wrote: I am a strong metal person and moving in on 30 May. You can actually e-mail me to ask for the hour analysis report for yourreference. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Wanama, Wanama Thefirst wrote: I am a strong m?tal element ,but dont undestand very well about how to balance the ?lements.I hear that you should have about 20% of each element to be good but I have 43% metal, 25%water,0%wood,16%fire and 16% earth.I'm wanting to know what can be done. As a strong Metal, that means:- Favourable Element: Water (25%), Fire (16%), Wood (0%) (Wealth) Unfavourable Element: Earth (16%) and Metal (43%) Ideal would be to have 20% of each element. But this is frankly very impossible to achieve as you will not be able to accurate determine how much percentage you have at any one time. As such, the best is based on elements you favour. In this case, it means you should have lots more Wood, followed by Fire, and least Water among the list of favourable elements to enhance. Since you have 43% Metal, it means that is the element you should avoid a lot more than Earth 16%. So you make use of this kind of guide to assist you as to how you should go about improving your luck. See which element is most lacking by you so you have more of that element. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Users, Some users have pointed out some description related errors in the Ba Zi v12.55. We have since corrected them in this latest revision of the Ba Zi Premium & Standard versions. A. DESCRIPTION BUG FIXES A1. Under Changes in your Five Element Balance (Part 3) Unfavourable to you While, your unfavourable elements are Wood (18%) and Fire (64%) You will to avoid Fire (64%) more than Fire (64%) to improve the luck for this period. Avoid staying in an unsuitable House Element - Your luck will further be reduced if you are staying in a house facing South direction which represents Fire Avoid unfavourable colours - Should ensure you avoid bedroom decor/car colour/dressing are in red (Fire element). When percentage of the unfavourable element is equal, it showed a template which shows the favourable element description rather than unfavourable element. This text is also in blue (for favourable indication rather than unfavourable). This affects very few people due to it being hard to get percentage that are equal. A2. Under the Luck Pillars analysis (Part 3) You have an Earthly Branch Self Punishment found! chen - The elements in the Luck 8 (chen - Dragon) pillars of the Earthly Branch punishes itself. The explanation pillar which tries to make sense of this keep showing 1 and 2nd pillar description as such the explanation also does not refer to this portion. For the time being since this is an outdated module which is not needed anymore, I have disabled it until I have time to re-write a new module to explain the clash. B. IMPROVEMENTS / CHANGES B1. Clashes / Harms / Punishment etc. Since our ba zi was written till now, we only show Clashes that are not duplicated. Meaning that if two or more pillars clashes with the same pillar, only one of the clashes will be shown and usually it will be the one that is permanent that will be highlighted.The duplicate clash which is often less important will not be shown. For example Day and Month clash. say yin-si harm was found. Another yin-si found between say Day and Luck pillar will be considered duplicate clash. Previously, this was not shown as duplicate clash already occured once. We have enabled this so that such duplicate clashes/harms/punishment etc will now be shown rather than hidden. This is because in current ba zi report, we have such forecast modules which does not only 10-year / 5-year / year analysis. In fact, it can go as deep into 6-monthly/monthly/daily/hourly. So with such indepth analysis. By allowing duplicate clashes to appear, it will make the forecast even more accurate by being able to tell you if a year is classified as Good / Average / Bad especially with the present grading system in place. In our curent analysis, we used a grading system to grade the score so as to classify them as Good / Average / Bad etc. If the system is able to know that a duplicate clash is also found, then it will better be able to classify as less auspicious then previously maybe average (because no clashes were found). This will give a more accurate forecast result since it is able to consider all major and even minor clashesas well as duplicate clashes. Users can access the report to get an updated forecast module. This will affect the forecast as those which are good/average may be classify a little lower. Giving a more true account of your luck forecast. Since ourforecast reportcolour code theday/month/year in 3 colours, so please do not be surprised to see previously analysed as Green (Average) become Red (Bad).As mentioned, witha minorduplicate clash, the overallluck will be less auspicious then previously graded. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research.

Hi Anon, Nntp Guest wrote: My boss upon seeking their master's advice, put a 6ft tall plant outside my room. According to my colleague, this is to prevent the person in that room (i.e. now its me) to leave the company. This means that I am stuck with this company whether I like it or not. And I have been feeling uncomfortable since the plant was placed outside my room. Is there a way to counter this and make me feel better working in that room? As you are only an employee in the office, it is difficult for you to put or suggest removal of the plant. So probably only thing you can do is attempt to add Metal to balance the plant. One suggest would be to have a 6 coins with red string to attempt to balance the Wood. (ie Metal to destroy Wood). Otherwise, don't think you have any other thing which you can do at your own personal level. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Cee Balshley, Cee Balsley wrote: I have 20 windows in the house I am renting, every single one of them have wooden window sills that jut out, with corners poking from each end -posion arrows in every room! I cannot sand them down ormake a permanent modification asI do not own thishouse. It'sbeen very hard to think ofanything that I could drape orcover these with, as it would look pretty tackyin the main portion of the house.I have takenstrips of paper and taped them across eachcorner on the sills in my personal bedroom and bath, but whaton earthcan I do in the other "public" public parts of the house? (P.S. I'm not into haning mirrorson every wallto reflect all of these either,I would need way too many!) Thank you!!! I think this is still acceptable, as it is more of a decorative feature plus it is pretty common. So I don't think you need to be worrying about each so call poison arrow from it. These are considered small issues. You should be worrying about big or major flaws instead. Plus, since you are renting the house, there is really not much options opened to you to solve it anyway. Not every item in Feng Shui flaw needs to be fixed. You should only focus on the major areas, small issues can be ignored. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Anon, Anonymous wrote: If you have small creekback of your house or source of water feature in front of your house.Does itmakes any difference which way water flow isgood orbad? Yes, the flow of any water feature is important. This is why there is the shapes and form concept about Water Courses. See this link for some details:- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-wcourse.htm For example, even if you put an external water feature, it is good if the flow of the water is flowing into the house rather than outside of the house. Water flow out of the house means your wealth leaking out, while a water flow into the house means wealth flowing into the house. So, it is also important to note how strong flow is. Even if you have a water feature, but the flow is so small, it does not create an impact for the house. The reason why a water feature is good is because when water fiction with Air, it creates Negative Ions. This is good for health. So the water flow is extremely important in terms of feng shui. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: 1) Iunderstand that I amastrong water element. How do I go about reducing this element and increasing other elements which I am weak at? In what ways? Should I avoid going forany other water related activities such as swimming? You should go by the Strong Water element characteristics. As a Strong Water means you generally have too much Metal and Water which makes you overly strong as such Metal and Water becomes your unfavourable element. While Wood which exhaust your excess Water and Earth which destroy your Wood help to control you excess Water which makes you Strong. These element becomes your favourable element. In addition, your wealth is what you destroy which is Fire element. So Wood, Fire and Earth generally becomes your favourable element. So the more of such elements in your life will be good for you. Since Five elements can be related your home (direction), colours (bedroom decor, clothing, car etc), career (ie Sales - Fire, Accounts - Metal etc), people around you etc. So the more areas in your life which belongs to your favourable element, the better luck you will have. Of course, that doesn't mean that you should avoid the unfavourable element totally. You will still need to have some of each element. The ideal goal is to have 20% of each of the five element to be truly in balance. But this is difficult to achieve, so you only try to get more of your favourable elements to attempt to balance it out. Anonymous wrote: 2) In terms of career, I understand that I should choose either afire element (for wealth) andearth element (for Power& Authority), can you let me know if Office/Admin Manager,IT/Telecom and government/stepboard industry belongs to these two elements? Office/Admin Manager is more towards Wood element IT/Telecome is more towards Water element. Govenment/stepboard is hard to classify as there are many departments. So depends on what exactly will you be doing. Anonymous wrote: 3) Under my suitable/favourable career, you had listed some job which are considered beneficial to me, in what ways are they beneficial to me? Suitable Favourable career, simply means the element which is directly suitable for you. Some people do not have the luxuary to take on Career with Wealth or Career with Power Authority because they are generally weak natured person (ie weak water person). In such cases the suitable career is element which favours them generally. ie in your case a Strong Water the suitable career is based on Wood element career. That is why it is suitable, because it enhances your Wood element. Anonymous wrote: 4) Under my balance of elements, I am totally confused. I am strongest in wood and 0% in earth and metal which I understand is totally unacceptable, so what should I do the increase/reduce the elements? It seems to be totally opposite to my favourable/unfavourable elements? I am currently working in Finance dept, which I believe can help me increase my metal element but then I understood my most unfavourable element ismetal and is my wrong career choice. As I mentioned to you earlier, the best way to balance yourself is to have 20% of each element. However, this is very very difficult to apply or calculate because how to tell how much exactly do you have in a point in your life. In terms of your ba zi (your given luck), this can be calculated easily. But in real world, how to I tell you how mucha brown colour (Wood) car will be in terms of your percentage of Wood element influence in your life. Thus, you make of this information to tell you how much of a particular element you have. Since 20% is the ideal, if you have too little, say 5%, then having a little more of this element will be eventually beneficial for you. If you have 40%, then it is too much, so having less will be beneficial. So say your Strong Water is made up of 30% Metal and 10% Water, it means you are Strong because you have more Metal than Water. As such Metal should be an element you should avoid getting too much of. Say if you have 5% Wood, 20% Fire, 40% Earth, then it means among your favourable element, you would prefer more Wood, followed by Fire, and least would be Earth. This is how you make use of this portion of the five element to fine tune how much of each element you should have. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Joel, Joel Tee wrote: so i assume that putting a windchime ,aquarium and a crystal here will form a good combination? whats do u think. thanks very much! Aquarium should be ok with th eright number of fish and/or colour choice of fishes it will already be able to contain Metal. Alternatively, put in like 6/8 coins into the aquarium which represent metal and luck also possible. The best kind of aquarium is one which contain a little of each five element. As for windchime, I would avoid it. As this sometimes if placed wrongly can be irritating and attract unwanted spirits.Crystals should be fine. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, It is of course nice to have everything perfect. However, in reality, this isn't always possible. There will bound to be some imperfections in pre designed homesunless you are rich enough to construct your own perfect home. Anonymous wrote: i am moving into a very nice house in a nice neighborhood with nice people, but my bedroom is in my disaster position. i cannot move my bedroom, so what steps can i take to make my bedroom not so bad? In Feng Shui, you should always remember, that there are many different concepts each has a specific purpose. In your case, say the suitability of the room isn't ideal.Make sure that at least say the house is suitable to you, and/or at least the colour scheme of the bedroom is of a favourable element.In addition, you should also attempt to fix up other major leaks in your home. This way, you have something else which is suitable to you to offset the unsuitable flaw. Often, a single feng shui fault alone (ie say a toilet in the center of the house), the bedroom does not fit you, or colour is unsuitable. Each individual flaw on its own does not cause a major catastrophy. But when many many leaks comes together, that is where you get trouble. Which is why I keep stressing that, it is more important to correct whatever flaw that is correctable, rather then to dull on the problems you cannot fix. In cases for suitability, the only way to ensure you do not ever encounter such a issue, is to make sure that you check the home for that suitability or external shapes and form flaws before you actually buy it. Suitability and external shapes and form cannot be fixed unlike other flaws such as flying star or colour schemes etc. So these are important considerations when you first get the home. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Ann, Ann H. Huynh wrote: I understand that when looking for a piece of land to build a house on, the frontage of the lot needs to be narrower than the back/rear. Is there any truth to this? Basically, the one to be most concern is to have a frontage or opening which is larger than the back/rear. This is because it is like you have a head that is too large for your body. Imagine if you have a head larger than your body, it will be a burden to your body in terms of being able to balance yourself properly when walking. Thus, it is more ideal if you have a frontage that is narrower than the back. Of course, each plot of land is unqiue so you have to see each plot to be able to comment if it is good or bad in relation to the surrounding environment. Quote: If so, are there anyfengshui fixes? Generally, the only other fixes is to ensure that the house is squarish and big enough to cover the plot without any further missing corners etc to add to the problem. Andto fix up other feng shui leask in the home. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Cindy, CindyLu Who wrote: Hello, I have moved into a new home, it's Period 7 house (S2) and have brought many plants with me. My living room areas are the S & SW, kitchen is N & NW. I can't seem to place them in an appropriate place as I do not want to destroy the 8WS & 8 MS yet wouldn't wood neutralize the 2 star? Generally, plants are always good in terms of feng shui. Most of the time most plants if any should be placed in the garden or balcony area. This is practical for it makes it easy to maintain and well as create a very nice garden environment for the balcony area which is extremely pleasing to look when you look from the living room area. Some plants within the home is also acceptable especially in living room, study room, corridor, kitchen, yard area. Plants in bedroom area for example won't be advisable as plants will also fight for oxygen at night. So it is never advisable to place plants in the bedroom. I think you don't have to worry about plants being considered as destroying Earth. If you look at plants which is wood by default. Also contains Water elementand Earth element. So it is not all wood element element if you look at it from this point inview. Frankly,this itself won't create a big problem of addingsay too much wood which destroy Earth element.Notat least when you consideronly one or two plants.But if you intendto fill the room with lots of plants, than that will be different story. One or two plants will not create an issue. Let's look at it in another way, it would probably be even more worrysome if you think about most wooden furniture which represents wood. Won'tthat have more concern than plants? Sometimes we look at it from the point of view of colours (which is best way to represent element influence in the room),as well as quantity. Does the plant for example cover more than 33.3% of the room? If not then it will not create any impact to thebalance of harmony within the sector. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards RobertLee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sophia, Sophia Chia wrote: Are dreams a part of feng shui. Human mind are so complex that no one is still able to comprehend how dreams work. However, I would classify dreams which appear to come true as personal intuition or 6th sense at work. Many a times, whensomething bad is about to happen to people (especially those closest to us), we somehow have some form of intuition which will give us advance warning. Most of the time it is dreams or sometimes it is like your eye twiching constantly. Since everyone has some form of person intuition or 6th sense (only how weak or strong for some person). Often even in Feng Shui, when we often say that the best way to tell if a home is good or not is just to bring your family members to view it. Each person will have some like of intuition which allow you to know whether this home feels comfortable to you or not. But I would consider it closer related to Personal Intuition rather than Feng Shui. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Rachel, Rachel Rachel wrote: But Idon't really understand why youwould also quote other careers such ascustomer service, employee relations and human resources, games andsports,as Earth careers.Such careers don't reallyappear to be dealing with land or soil...they seem to be more with dealing with people.Why do youconsiderthemas Earth-related careers? Customer Service, Employee Relations and Human Resources deals with common people (or like grassroot people level) in the world. So in order to serve them, a person will have to listen to their feedback. This is similiar to like having to put your ear on the ground (earth) in order to listen to these people. So this why we classify them as Earth related careers/element. Games and Sports are often refered to like games such as Soccer / Football / Hockey / Basketball etc. All such games and sports are usually played on the ground as such again considered Earth related elements. Sometimes you have to understand concept behind a career description to be able to associate the right element to each career. Of course, how you associate it will ultimately determine what kind of element you will classify the element. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I understand that it is best to have your bed behind a solid wall. But there is a beam on top of my bed and I understand that it is not good to sleep under a beam. I intend to fill up the void under the beam by creating a false wall using particle board and place my bed there. As the wall is a false wall and hence not 'solid', does it means not good as my bed does not have a real solid wall behind it? This isn't not major problem. Just like if you use a false ceiling to cover the beams, this also create an empty ceiling, but it is the best way of covering beams. What you don't see will no longer create a problem. Usually, what we mean by a bed should be anchored to a wall is that a bed should not be floating in the center of the room without been placed closed to a wall. A false wall is still considered a wall. So no issue here. Anonymous wrote: My bedroom toliet door also faces directly across my bed, therefore my sink and mirroralso faces directly across my bed when i open the bathroom door. Please advise if it is ok by keeping the bathroom door closed. Of course, ideally, if possible you should place the bed such that it can avoid the toilet door. However, in today's environment, most master bedroom will have a door facing the bed due to space constrains in the design of the house. One of the common thing to do is to have a bed stand and lamp which symbollise a partition between the door and bed. This will be good enough to act as a partition to the bed. So as long as you keep the toilet door close when not in use, this should further reduce any impact of the toilet to the people staying in the room. Furthermore, a home toilet no matter how dirty can't be as dirty as a public toilet. So shouldn't be a major issue for most people. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET- Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Chia Doreen, Chia Doreen wrote: Recently I bought a resale flat and its master bedroom has a custom made dressing table with big mirror. I cannot remove this mirror. It's about 45 degrees facingfrom the side of the headboard (above headboard are windows). Since you cannot remove the mirror, then there is very little options that can be suggested even if the mirror is inauspicious. However, based on your diagram. I think it should still be ok. At least it is not located where there is a window directly opposite the mirror which would be worst. The other good thing I can see is at least by having the custom-made dressing table at a 45 degree angle, it at least does not create any major Sha Qi (poison arrow) from the corner of the dressing table. So I would say it should be ok. As long as you feel comfortable with a mirror, then it should not be a major issue. Remember, in Feng Shui, you are bound to have some areas in your home which is so call feng shui unfriendly. As long as you keep all other major issues corrected, then a few of the mirror placements shouldn't be a major concern. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Rachel, Rachel Hing wrote: My kuano. 5. I'm staying in a house for 4 years which facing SE and my bedroom located E. However, i do not feel anything negative so far. Can you explain this? pls advise. Thank you. If based on a female Gua 5, that means SE - Spook, while E- disaster. House facing Spook/Irritation isn't that bad, in fact a lot of people have such a facing direction. This is a minor issue. As for the bedroom in your disaster area, yes this isn't the most ideal, but not as bad as having the main door in Disaster of Death sector. One must remember that Feng Shui has many Tools, each tool is for a specific analysis. So far what you are looking from is point of suitability. This is just to tell you whether a house is suitable to you or not or on a smaller scale whether a room is suitable to you or not.Also, Eight House accuracy is only based on YEAR of birth, so it has it's limitations. You have to look at other areas to have a complete picture. ie a person's ba zi what element are you. Say you are a weak fire person for example would favour East (Wood) direction more. So even if your sector is Disaster for example, but because the element in that direction is good, it helps offset the unsuitability based on the Eight House. Another issue that must be assessed is also house feng shui itself. This has to do with the external Shapes and Form of the location. Often a good house with good external shapes and form, will reign supreme even if the house isn't that suitable. The Feng Shui of the house itself is another consideration that you need to consider. Only when you put together all these analysis, can one give you an assessment of how is your luck. Remember, that failing one aspect of feng shui does not mean you fail entirely. Eight House is only one portion of a consideration. You also have to consider other more important factor especially the feng shui of the house, ba zi luck etc. So in your case, even if you stay in a Disaster bedroom sector, but there are other areas in your favour, it will offset this issue. Usually people who face problems, have lots of concepts pointing to being very inauspicious. Only then do you get the full impact of the disaster influence. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Anon, Original Quote: When you said the main door faces the compass direction is regarded as the orientation of the house. What if the actual main door is facing S but wechange the door facing SW, do we call this houes faces SW as the main doornow faces SW? Thanks. Regards, Rachel In your original e-mail, your question is to ask whether if you change your door facing of the house does it change the house from a South to a South-West. My reply is to tell you ifyour house is a landed property (which I presume it is), then the tilting of thedoor will not change the house to a South-West facing house. This is because for a laneded property you take the facing of the entire house. Anonymous wrote: Would appreciate your advise on how to improve my house fengshui. As i've purchased the house and i can't just leave it like that. I am presuming the house does not fit you based on the eight house? If so, and the house is considered your Spook / Irritation, then it shoudn't be that bad. However, it is Death/ Disaster then of course in the long run you will only get a quantum leap in feng shui if you move to a more suitable house. The only other thing you can do is like what we have always been advising, find out what are the leaks you have in the home and correct/fix them. An leaks in the home will only add more wealth leak. After you fixed up the leaks, then consider where you can enhance your wealth sectors to get additional luck improvement from the house itself. In addition, you should find out what elements you belong to and adjust like the colour scheme of the house or enhance your own personal ba zi. Remember that Feng Shui should be looked at in a wholistic manner. Failing one aspect does not mean that you have bad feng shui. You can still obtain luck from other areas. Only when many feng shui concepts tell you that there are bad influence should you avoid or completely move out to a more suitable house. There is no perfect home unless you construct your own home from scratch. Most houses will have some flaws here and there. The point is to minimise all flaws so that you can get the maximum luck out of the house. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Angie, Anonymous wrote: Can I place a Fish Tank infront of the house main door? And it is theside of the fish tank facingthe main door. I believe that there is definately no issue in how you place your fish tank as long as the corners of the fish tankdoes not create a poison arrow or sha qi against other key areas in your home. As to whether it is auspicious to place it at your main door area of the home, then you will need to check with like the flying star analysis of your home to see if the stars present are suitable for having a fish tank. Such as if there is a water star 8, then yes most probably it will be an auspicious wealth sector. However, if it is a auspicious star 9 (fire element), then a water feature may not be advisable. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear David, Generally, that info is correct. Cow which is more or less related to Ox is Earth, while Rat is Water. Quote: I was told tat Cow represent the element Earth and Rat represent the element Water, is this true ? Where could I get all the representation of all animals chart ?Whatabout Rabbit and Dog ? These are based on Chinese Astrology Signs or the Earthly Branch based on the Ba Zi. Each animal sign has a basic default element. Dragon - Earth Ox - Earth Pig - Water Rabbit - Wood Monkey - Metal Dog - Earth Snake - Fire Goat - Earth Horse - Fire Tiger - Wood Rooster - Metal Rat - Water Quote: If a person need more "earth" to enhance his luck, does wearing a "Cow Pendant" helps? This portion is not really true. The problem with Feng Shui (especially the Human Luck aspect) now a days is that it is very commercialised. So many people uses things like these item will improve you luck in order to get you to buy them. True Feng Shui is all about creating harmony by selecting the best and most suitable home, placement of furniture, colour scheme etc. It has nothing to do with Feng Shui Products or Items. Such items are more like ornament or decoration. If you find it nice and like to wear it, by all means go ahead. Whatever makes you feel good will ultimately make you feel good and thus improve your luck. However, these items/products does not come with any guarentee that tells you that if you buy this item and wear it, you will get $20,000 in return. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Users, As there are more and more users participating in the forum, we made a few more enhancements to the forum for your benefit:- 1. Replying to a Post We have noticed that the existing reply feature which works for the older forum interface, is sometimes causing previous replies to be wrap when less than 40 characters and a " Quote: You should noticed this new kind of Quote which can be added by clicking on "Add Quote Box". Or simply selecting the portion of the quote from the Original Message display box to your posting box. Or add [ quote ]to the text you wish to quote[ /quote ] E-mail posted messages will see normal Quote: text being shown without the box. 2. Original Message to make it easy for Replying You should find this box located at the post screen. This shows you the original message that you are planning to reply. You can drag sections of text to add to your post as each paragraph is separated for you to pick and choose the correct section to reply to. This should make it easier for you to select quotes and easily refer to the original post for replying. In addition, if your original post contains HTML tables, you will now be able to cut and past these as part of the reply for the post. In the previous quote system, such formatting would have been lost as the content was converted to plain text only. 3. Posted by Me (Fixed) Many users have been telling me that the Posted by Me cannot properly see message that is not yet approved but posted. I have found the bug causing this feature to work properly. You should be see messages that are not yet verified. Hope you enjoy the various changes. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Theresa, Ideally, it is best you get a new bed for the new bedroom, rather than move your old bed. However, you can still move your old bedbut you must not be present during when the bed is being moved out of your existing home as well as move into the new home. As long as you are not there in the move, then it is fine to make of the bed in another bedroom. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Cheryl, Unfortunately, if you cannot make use of that main door, then no Qi can flow in and out of that main door. Since in Feng Shui it is all about Qi Flow, if you Qi is not able to flow through that door, then you cannot benefit from the house. By using the other entrance, the Qi of the house will then be considered based on that entrance. There isn't any cure or enhancement you can do to make the Qi come from the main door which is stuck. The only thing you can do is ensure that other flaws in the home are corrected to offset this influence. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET- Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Sophia, Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Hi Theresa, Yes, as far as possible, try to move in only when everything is done. As to whether you should move in on the same day or a different day. This depends on whether all the move in is done or not. If everything is moved in properly, then should be no issue to move in later in on the same day. Probably it would be better tochoose another day that is auspicious for you to move in. This way, you move in when all shifting or arrangment is completed. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research.

Hi Sophia, Thanks for letting other member know whether they can find the 360 degree protractor. Usually, this kind of protractor is hard to find. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research