Stuffy House

[myfs_101678]

My flat has a NS facing with the main door facing South. According to the 8 House theory, this is an ideal house for my family.
It can be quite windy in the corridors but the wind is not coming into the house. The living room, with windows facing the south, is stuffy and airless the whole year round. I am worried the lack of wind circulation means lack of chi too. How can I overcome this problem?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Christina,
Yes, you "hit-on-the-nail!"
Air circulation within a home is also one of the key success factors in Feng Shui.
Based on your description, it truly makes sense to research more to see if - air-cleaners may be useful to you.
Imagine, even a "Feng Shui" person like myself, turn on 3 Hepa air filters.
Here, one has to be practical. Frankly, although, I do FS audits helping others located sickness stars like #5, #2, I do not have time to fall sick myself.
Even since the three hepa cleaners are running as far back as three years ago, (in addition to the regular change of carbon filters etc..) I have not fallen sick, ever since!
The morale of the story is, much of human invention, if one search carefully, could "replace" some of the so called Feng Shui principles.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
P.S. There are reasonable priced good quality air cleaners from pioneers like Honeywell or Amcor. For the honeywell one, they come in various capacities. And a single unit can easily circulate air - efficiently within a room. And the best part, even those prone to asmathic attacks in my opinion, could beneifit from having them.
But a very promising one is by Sharp, Japan, with their ioniser series. I read that there was some "claim" that it could even destroy the "SARs" infection.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/29/2004 9:51:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My flat has a NS facing with
the main door facing South.
According to the 8 House
theory, this is an ideal house
for my family.
It can be quite windy in the
corridors but the wind is not
coming into the house. The
living room, with windows
facing the south, is stuffy
and airless the whole year
round. I am worried the lack
of wind circulation means lack
of chi too. How can I
overcome this problem?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear All,
Further to what I had mentioned, sometimes, it is better to depend on modern inventions, than Feng Shui.
Sample sites like these, lists cleaners and other health related items that can take away some of the #2 or #5 type of issues. Instead of hanging six-coins, go for these:-
http://www.aircleaners.com/
http://www.airdelights.com/hepa.html
"To modern inventions and GOOD HEALTH!"
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/29/2004 10:00:28 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Christina,
Yes, you "hit-on-the-nail!"
Air circulation within a home
is also one of the key success
factors in Feng Shui.
Based on your description, it
truly makes sense to research
more to see if - air-cleaners
may be useful to you.
Imagine, even a "Feng Shui"
person like myself, turn on 3
Hepa air filters.
Here, one has to be practical.
Frankly, although, I do FS
audits helping others located
sickness stars like #5, #2, I
do not have time to fall sick
myself.
Even since the three hepa
cleaners are running as far
back as three years ago, (in
addition to the regular change
of carbon filters etc..) I
have not fallen sick, ever
since!
The morale of the story is,
much of human invention, if
one search carefully, could
"replace" some of the so
called Feng Shui principles.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
P.S. There are reasonable
priced good quality air
cleaners from pioneers like
Honeywell or Amcor. For the
honeywell one, they come in
various capacities. And a
single unit can easily
circulate air - efficiently
within a room. And the best
part, even those prone to
asmathic attacks in my
opinion, could beneifit from
having them.
But a very promising one is by
Sharp, Japan, with their
ioniser series. I read that
there was some "claim" that it
could even destroy the "SARs"
infection.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 3/29/2004 9:51:11 AM, Christina Tan
wrote:
My flat has a NS facing with
the main door facing South.
According to the 8 House
theory, this is an ideal house
for my family.
It can be quite windy in the
corridors but the wind is not
coming into the house. The
living room, with windows
facing the south, is stuffy
and airless the whole year
round. I am worried the lack
of wind circulation means lack
of chi too. How can I
overcome this problem?