My front door is a Total Loss

[myfs_37753]

we hv jst bou't an old hse and r 'doing it up'. I boro'd a Feng Shui bk and hv dscovrd tht frnt dr faces SSE my totl loss drect'n. dat.birth 10dec66 female. Hse on SW to NE axis and faces bk wall of hse-lotsof poisn arrows. v.worried. OK 4 hsbnd & son. Advs pls

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Shona,
1. It is good to check up (if you can - some history of the house).
For example, try to enquire who previously lived in this house etc... In effect, try to find out more...
2. Depending on your level of participation or non-participation on the application of Feng Shui, you can:-
2.1 Apply Shapes and Form Feng Shui Techniques to do an environmental scanning of the site. And application of Shapes and Form to your home.
When you mentioned that there are "lots of" poison arrows:
2.2 You should stand at the front entrance and at each window and look out of the house. Here, a poison arrow only becomes a threat when it is `aimed' thru the main entrance or the window.
3. One should thus not stand outside the house and perhaps perceive that poison arrows are everywhere. If it is not aimed at the house especially through an opening it can be dismissed.
4. This is based on the concept that " If you cannot see it, it no longer becomes a threat ".
5. Apologies as have not read the book you mentioned by you. However, if it is based on the Eight House Theory or a variant, assuming that it is identical to the Eight House theory, you should look at:
5.1. More importance of the main entrance to the breadwinner.
5.2. What is the intangible force at the bedroom or locations that one spents more time at.
6. As mentioned earlier, depends on how one wants to be involved or not involved in Feng Shui would:-
6.1 For those who take traditional Feng Shui further may want to use the Flying Star inconjuction with the Pillars of Destiny to look further.
6.2 On the other hand, if one only wants minimum participation with FS can use our intutition. More towards this.
For example, before purchasing a house, get the whole family to take a look of the house. Get feedback from each family member on how each of them feel about the home.
The above,I feel are some of the considerations you may want to look at.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/13/00 2:08:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
we hv jst bou't an old hse and
r 'doing it up'. I boro'd a
Feng Shui bk and hv dscovrd
tht frnt dr faces SSE my totl
loss drect'n. dat.birth
10dec66 female. Hse on SW to
NE axis and faces bk wall of
hse-lotsof poisn arrows.
v.worried. OK 4 hsbnd & son.
Advs pls

[Cecil Lee]

Refer to Habit 12. To optimize a home, can consider Habits 1, 2 and 3