Activating the fame sector of home office

[myfs_89394]

Hello Cecil & thanks in advance. One of the rooms in our rental townhouse is our home office. I was born March 28, 1961 in Puerto Rico, US Territory and so I believe my personal Kua number is 3. My desk shares the southwest corner of the room and a small part of the south section. I want to active the fame sector. Shouldn't I do this with a red/fire element. Currently I have a lava lamp that has red lava bubbling in a clear liquid. Does this act as a fire element or does the liquidity of the lava lamp cancel this out? Also, I know that our townhouse is not laid out ideally for good feng shui. The townhouse is oriented north/south but is between other units. The front door is on the north side of the townhouse but actually faces east into the front porch with opens to the north. The garage is to the south and once inside the garage we pass through a small courtyard to a southfacing back door through which we enter. It's an odd situation. Anyway, back to the main question, can I activate the fame sector of my business by placing a red lava lamp in the southern section of my home office. I'm a realtor and work primarily from home.
Thank you so much,
Mark Hoggard
Oklahoma City, OK

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Mark,
For questions such as " fame " unfortunately, this is never discussed in Traditional Authentic Feng Shui forums such as this one.
If you like to practice geniune, Traditional Authentic Feng Shui, it is best to patiently go thru resources devoted to Authentic Feng Shui.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
Hint: Always look at the "bigger picture" first: not just the four walls that each of us stay-in, first.

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On 1/12/2003 9:26:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Cecil & thanks in
advance. One of the rooms in
our rental townhouse is our
home office. I was born March
28, 1961 in Puerto Rico, US
Territory and so I believe my
personal Kua number is 3. My
desk shares the southwest
corner of the room and a small
part of the south section. I
want to active the fame
sector. Shouldn't I do this
with a red/fire element.
Currently I have a lava lamp
that has red lava bubbling in
a clear liquid. Does this act
as a fire element or does the
liquidity of the lava lamp
cancel this out? Also, I know
that our townhouse is not laid
out ideally for good feng
shui. The townhouse is
oriented north/south but is
between other units. The front
door is on the north side of
the townhouse but actually
faces east into the front
porch with opens to the north.
The garage is to the south and
once inside the garage we pass
through a small courtyard to a
southfacing back door through
which we enter. It's an odd
situation. Anyway, back to the
main question, can I activate
the fame sector of my business
by placing a red lava lamp in
the southern section of my
home office. I'm a realtor and
work primarily from home.
Thank you so much,
Mark Hoggard
Oklahoma City, OK

[Cecil Lee]

 

In reference to my previous comments, I would like to pose an intriguing question regarding the concepts of fame and recognition.

What implications arise for individuals who do not own a home? One might argue that residing in a small room could still allow for the enhancement of these factors. However, what if someone lacks a home entirely?

Does this mean they are destined to miss out on fame, travel, and other opportunities?

Traditional Feng Shui, in its original context, examines broader landscapes, such as major cities like Canton or even entire regions like Singapore, before narrowing its focus to specific sites and buildings.

Unfortunately, many Feng Shui practitioners in my country tend to concentrate solely on the interiors of their clients' homes, emphasizing the significance of 'wealth corners' while neglecting the necessity of addressing any existing issues, such as leaks.

Relying on a single wealth corner may not suffice in a comprehensive Feng Shui assessment.

For those living in apartments, the challenge becomes evident: how many wealth corners can one realistically accommodate without sacrificing space?

This situation contrasts sharply with wealthier individuals, who can afford larger homes with optimal shapes and forms, even adorning their residences with extravagant features like gold-plated fixtures.

 

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On 1/13/2003 11:06:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Mark,
For questions such as " fame "
unfortunately, this is never
discussed in Traditional
Authentic Feng Shui forums
such as this one.
If you like to practice
geniune, Traditional Authentic
Feng Shui, it is best to
patiently go thru resources
devoted to Authentic Feng
Shui.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
Hint: Always look at the
"bigger picture" first: not
just the four walls that each
of us stay-in, first.

[Cecil Lee]

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