Can a house creates mental blockage

[myfs_155783]

Hello Mr.Lee,

Wonder if a house can create mental blockage to the owners. I went house hunting with a friend who was looking for a house. This is a high end house with over 2000 sq ft and a high price tag. There are 3 trees (not bushes and trees are taller than a person) planted and arranged in a cluster in front of the house about 20 feet. Inside the front entrance there is a wall in about 10 feet away. The wall is created because there is the stairs going parallel to the front door. I felt that when I walked it, I was blocked by the wall. When I walked out, I was blocked by the trees. For a 2000 sq ft house, I would hope to have a more spacious foyer. On the outside, there is a dam and a walking trail farther away from the front. When facing the house, to the right is a house of similar size. To the left is a house stood taller. I would think it might be better the other way around. In additional, my friend and her husband belong to west house and the front entrance is facing east. Since I am no expert in feng shui, I share here hoping to some insight from you, Mr.Lee. Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

 

These are some things to keep in mind:

1. It’s best to start with a proper, systematic assessment, like doing a “scientific triage.”

1.1. What you shared is based purely on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. To apply this correctly, it really helps if the evaluator can be on-site to study the environment. If that’s not possible, clear photos are very useful, as a picture can often say a thousand words.

1.2. This is because, unlike a lay person’s understanding, the wall at the front entrance that you described may not actually be considered the true “frontage” in both Shapes and Forms and Flying Stars Feng Shui.

1.2.1. This is especially so if the house opens up to a beautiful backyard or similar view. In that case, what you’re describing might actually be the “rear” of the house instead.

2. Flying Star Feng Shui can help pinpoint areas in a home that may be more prone to “mental issues” or blockages. The usual “troublemakers” are often the #3 and/or #4 Flying Star numbers.

3. In this very old example, from Period 6, the Southeast (or living room) area has an unfavourable combination of stars related to “mental stress,” such as Mountain Star #8 with Water Star #4.

4. Here, Flying Star Feng Shui is used both to identify and to neutralize or weaken such problematic sectors. Fortunately, this particular example is not a major concern from now until 2023, because we are in Period 8 and, at the moment, #8 is an auspicious star that outweighs the bad luck of #4. However, after 2023, that becomes a completely different matter.

 

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On 8/21/2015 11:47:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:>Hello Mr.Lee,Wonder if a house>can create mental blockage to>the owners. ?I went house>hunting with a friend who was>looking for a house.>?This is a high end house>with over 2000 sq ft and a>high price tag. ?There>are 3 trees (not bushes and>trees are taller than a>person) planted and arranged>in a cluster in front of the>house about 20 feet. Inside>the front entrance there is a>wall in about 10 feet away.>?The wall is created>because there is the stairs>going parallel to the front>door. ?I felt that when I>walked it, I was blocked by>the wall. ?When I walked>out, I was blocked by the>trees. ?For a 2000 sq ft>house, I would hope to have a>more spacious foyer. On the>outside, ?there is a dam>and a walking trail farther>away from the front.>?When facing the house,>to the right is a house of>similar size. ? To the>left is a house stood taller.>?I would think it might>be better the other way>around. ?In additional,>my friend and her husband>belong to west house and the>front entrance is facing east.>?Since I am no expert in>feng shui, ?I share here>hoping to some insight from>you, Mr.Lee. ?Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

[Cecil Lee]

[Cecil Lee]

[Cecil Lee]

[Cecil Lee]