Doors that face each other!

[Lizbeth]

I have 2 places in my home where doors are lined up immediately opposite each other. See diagram below. In both situations there is only around 1 meter space between doors, and limited room for furniture. I have looked at previous messages written in by member with a similar problem, and you have suggested the following cures:
Using a screen
Beaded curtains
Linen Cupboard
I have two questions. What do you mean by a linen cupboard? Do you mean just something that contains linen? I have read that hanging a mobile or a crystal between doors can have the desired effect. Is this true?
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[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Please see below:-

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On 11/18/99 8:42:35 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have 2 places in my home
where doors are lined up
immediately opposite each
other. See diagram below. In
both situations there is only
around 1 meter space between
doors, and limited room for
furniture. I have looked at
previous messages written in
by member with a similar
problem, and you have
suggested the following cures:
?X Using a screen
?X Beaded curtains
?X Linen Cupboard
I have two questions. What do
you mean by a linen cupboard?
Do you mean just something
that contains linen?
What I mean is that if one places the bed in full view of the main entrance door, you can place a half-height cabinet (or a cupboard with several drawers) up to waist height to act as a `screen'.

This is the same concept as a full height screen.

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I have
read that hanging a mobile or
a crystal between doors can
have the desired effect. Is
this true?

Some practioners would advise the use of a wind chime in between the two doors. However, one should get proper consultations before placing a wind chime. (Especially if one is placing at the NE, NW and West) locations of the house.
A hanging mobile or crystal is not advised. This is because in my opinion, I personally see no rationale for the use of a crystal or a hanging mobile.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil