House near a funeral home

[myfs_149375]

I have purchased a beautiful house that I love -- but I did it before I began learning about Feng Shui. Which means I took no notice of the fact that there is a funeral home across the street and slightly to the east of my new house. Just how big a mistake have I made? Is there an effective cure?

[Cecil Lee]

Well, the home sounds nice
One question I have for you: "Now do you regret ever learning Fung Sway?".
One good thing is that it is across the road. Not like next to your home.
Usually, majority of us have to go some time or the other... and it is quite natural thing.
In Singapore, in the 1900's to 1940's Sago street is THE PLACE for such things and there are many who stay within that area.
So.. DO YOU NOW, TRULY REGRET READING TOO MUCH ABOUT FENG SHUI (FUNG SWAY)?
If you don't buy my argument... then read on..
HALT! Still don't buy my argument?
Well read on....
..What the heck.. here goes.... one of the Fung Sway remedies...
Traditionally, RED is considered as the most YANG thing so, some homes use natural red-bricks at their frontage facing it. Otherwise; we often drape "red" .. in your case could be a set of red curtains or (some even have a fire-engine RED as the main entrance door car.)
Sorry.. to have strained your eyes!

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On 3/20/2011 11:07:26 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have purchased a beautiful
house that I love -- but I did
it before I began learning
about Feng Shui. Which
means I took no notice of the
fact that there is a funeral
home across the street and
slightly to the east of my new
house. Just how big a
mistake have I made? Is
there an effective cure?

[Cecil Lee]

Yes... you can also benefit from this advice!
Just imagine in the past; many grandma's and grandpa's have to "tolerate" each other and one word here: they enjoy : MARTIAL BLISS!
So itn't is a bliss that you could have wished that you have not even heard of Feng Shui; this term? Won't it makes you a much happier person? Hahahahaha!

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On 3/21/2011 4:09:55 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Well, the home sounds niceOne question I
have for you: "Now do you regret ever
learning Fung Sway?".One good thing is
that it is across the road. Not like
next to your home. Usually, majority of
us have to go some time or the other...
and it is quite natural thing. In
Singapore, in the 1900's to 1940's Sago
street is THE PLACE for such things and
there are many who stay within that
area. So.. DO YOU NOW, TRULY REGRET
READING TOO MUCH ABOUT FENG SHUI (FUNG
SWAY)? If you don't buy my argument...
then read on..HALT! Still don't buy my
argument?Well read on......What the
heck.. here goes.... one of the Fung
Sway remedies... Traditionally, RED is
considered as the most YANG thing so,
some homes use natural red-bricks at
their frontage facing it. Otherwise; we
often drape "red" .. in your case could
be a set of red curtains or (some even
have a fire-engine RED as the main
entrance door car.)Sorry.. to have
strained your eyes!On 3/20/2011 11:07:26
PM, KM Copeland wrote:
I have
purchased a beautiful
house that I
love -- but I did
it before I began
learning
about Feng Shui.
Which
means I took no notice of the
fact that there is a funeral
home across the street and
slightly to the east of my new
house. Just how big a
mistake have I made? Is
there an effective cure?

[myfs_149375]

Oh no. I don't regret learning about feng shui. Because me not learning about it doesn't mean it's not there -- right?
I think you suggested red curtains. Or a red door. Am I close?
How do you feel about a convex mirror above the front door?

[Cecil Lee]

1. In my opinion, a conVEX mirror is meant to deflect a poison arrow e.g. a lamp post etc...
2. Usually, if you have seen a traditional Feng Shui bagua mirror; the traditional simpleton one has a ba gua array or the eight trigrams on the outside and a FLAT mirror.
3. In a "foreign" country where the culture is mostly non-Chinese; the eight trigrams array ain't going to help.
4. The clue can be found under Para 2 and highlighted IN the same colour (COLOR).

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On 3/21/2011 11:12:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Oh no. I don't regret
learning about feng
shui. Because me not
learning about it doesn't mean
it's not there -- right?
I think you suggested red
curtains. Or a red
door. Am I close?How do
you feel about a convex mirror
above the front door?

[Cecil Lee]

Try to do a Search at the Top left frame of this forum for e.g. "Red is the most yang"...
and you should be able to read lots of past forum messages on this topic..
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=1236&new=

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On 3/21/2011 11:17:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. In my opinion, a conVEX mirror is
meant to deflect a poison arrow e.g. a
lamp post etc...2. Usually, if you have
seen a traditional Feng Shui bagua
mirror; the traditional simpleton one
has a ba gua array or the eight trigrams
on the outside and a FLAT mirror.3. In a
"foreign" country where the culture is
mostly non-Chinese; the eight trigrams
array ain't going to help. 4. The clue
can be found under Para 2 and
highlighted IN the same colour
(COLOR).On 3/21/2011 11:12:01 PM, KM
Copeland wrote:
Oh no. I don't
regret
learning about feng
shui. Because me not
learning about it doesn't mean
it's not there -- right?
I
think you suggested red
curtains. Or a red
door. Am I close?How do
you feel about a convex mirror
above the front door?