Kim Hutchison

Thank you for fetching this past resource. It is very much appreciated. Yes I have noticed that some geomancy considerations seem easily explainable through common sense. Or at least, explainable by projecting how one might experience the visit of your home. However, some are more difficult to explain, yet "feel" accurate. For example, one that caught us off guard is the rule where the door of a room should not face the feet of the bed. It didn't necessary feel "wrong" for the bed to be placed this way, but I "believe" in geomancy enough to want to remedy the situation.

I am taking good note of this. Also what is your take on L-shaped stairways? I like them because they are more safe for the elder and the children, as they can rest half way. However I read that a gentle curve in the stairways was optimal. Does this means I should try and have two curves on both L segments? Would you say that these are also secondary concerns? Thank you for your time, this is most valuable wisdom.

Hello and thank you in advance for your time. My wife and I are thinking about building a new home and I feel like I need a better understanding on some of the subtilties of geomancy. First, stairways. Isn't every step potentially a small poison arrow? Can I reduce this using a rounded "nose" on the ledge of my steps? Also, what should I think about "non-full" stairways, where the steps are "floating" and we can see through. Does that prevent the Chi from going up? Second, doorways. How much consideration should be put into addressing the poison arrows coming from corners of doorways? I mean doorways are necessary in some fashion. Could it be that the depth of the corner makes it not powerful (same as the stairs). Thank you.