Enhance qi

[myfs_107725]

Hi Master,

I have read thatqi wouldenter thehouse through the main door, and the qi couldgreatly be enhanced if the depth from the main door to the direct wall is deep enough. Is that right?

For my house, when enterthe main door, the depth from the main door to the direct wall is not deep enough. The direct / blocking wall is one ofthekitchen wall. I have the following questions:

1. If I knock down this wall and replace it with full height glass panel, will it helps to enhance the qi?

2. Will placing a mirror on the wall facing the main door helps?

3. Will having 3/4 height wall (knocking down thw top part) helps to enhance qi?

If all the above are not feasible, you could please advice what could be done to remedy?

Thanks,

Tim

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Tim,

Actually, there can be some "misunderstanding", here with regards to the statement: "qi would enter the house through the main door".

Frankly, this is just a simplistic explanation to quantify that qi exists.

However, qi can enter a home from any directions if there are any openings be it a window, the backdoor or any crevice or holes or any openings - vents in any home.

For the purpose of applying Flying Star Feng Shui, often the "frontage" of a home is located. And for the purpose of Flying Star Feng Shui, once this "frontage" or mouth is determined, it can be used to plot the flying star chart to determine where the best qi to e.g. place a water position etc...

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if the depth from the main

door to the direct wall is

deep enough.

Apologies, but frankly, not sure what type of theory this is? This is the first time I hear of "thinning a wall to enhance qi. In this case, might as well not have a solid home. But perhaps one made entirely of cardboard box?

No offence, but in my opinion, this is a wrong way to work on "enhancing qi".

From what I read, you mentioned the need for a "remedy". But in the first place, what is there to remedy if the door is a perfectly normal set of entrance.

It is not good to place a mirror wrongly i.e. such as facing the main door directly.

Even if it is good Feng Shui in the first place, in commonsense approach to Feng Shui or purely on commonsense; for example, if we are in deep thoughts and the moment we open the main door and immediately see a shadow of a person, some of us may get a "shock!" thinking that someone else is at the home.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 12/12/2004 7:03:44 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi Master,

I have read thatqi

wouldenter

thehouse through the

main door, and the qi

couldgreatly be enhanced

if the depth from the main

door to the direct wall is

deep enough. Is that right?

For my house, when

enterthe main door, the

depth from the main door to

the direct wall is not deep

enough. The direct / blocking

wall is one

ofthekitchen wall.

I have the following

questions:

1. If I knock down this wall

and replace it with full

height glass panel, will it

helps to enhance the qi?

2. Will placing a mirror on

the wall facing the main door

helps?

3. Will having 3/4 height wall

(knocking down thw top part)

helps to enhance qi?

If all the above are not

feasible, you could please

advice what could be done to

remedy?

Thanks,

Tim

[myfs_107725]

Hi Master Lee,

Thankyou for replying and providing some logical explaination.

I have another question. So,when living inhigh rise building (such as houses in Hong Kong or Singapore) wheremost of the apartments have their doors in theenclosed area, eg 4 unit facing common area with lifts landing and with bedroom windows facing open space / swimming pools; under such environment, does it mean that qi entering the house through the window is much better than through the door?

Thanks,

Tim

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On 12/15/2004 12:22:01 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Tim,

Actually, there can be some

"misunderstanding", here with

regards to the statement: "qi

would enter the house through

the main door".

Frankly, this is just a

simplistic explanation to

quantify that qi exists.

However, qi can enter a home

from any directions if there

are any openings be it a

window, the backdoor or any

crevice or holes or any

openings - vents in any home.

For the purpose of applying

Flying Star Feng Shui, often

the "frontage" of a home is

located. And for the purpose

of Flying Star Feng Shui, once

this "frontage" or mouth is

determined, it can be used to

plot the flying star chart to

determine where the best qi to

e.g. place a water position

etc...

if the depth from the

main
door to the direct

wall is
deep enough.

Apologies, but frankly, not

sure what type of theory this

is? This is the first time I

hear of "thinning a wall to

enhance qi. In this case,

might as well not have a solid

home. But perhaps one made

entirely of cardboard box?

No offence, but in my opinion,

this is a wrong way to work on

"enhancing qi".

From what I read, you

mentioned the need for a

"remedy". But in the first

place, what is there to remedy

if the door is a perfectly

normal set of entrance.

It is not good to place a

mirror wrongly i.e. such as

facing the main door directly.

Even if it is good Feng Shui

in the first place, in

commonsense approach to Feng

Shui or purely on commonsense;

for example, if we are in deep

thoughts and the moment we

open the main door and

immediately see a shadow of a

person, some of us may get a

"shock!" thinking that someone

else is at the home.

Warmest Regards,Cecil

On 12/12/2004 7:03:44 AM, Tim Chua

wrote:
Hi Master,
I have read

thatqi
wouldenter
the&

nbsp;house through the
main door, and

the qi
couldgreatly be

enhanced
if the depth from the

main
door to the direct wall

is
deep enough. Is that right?
For

my house, when
enterthe main

door, the
depth from the main door

to
the direct wall is not

deep
enough. The direct /

blocking
wall is

one
ofthekitchen

wall.
I have the

following
questions:
1. If I knock

down this wall
and replace it with

full
height glass panel, will

it
helps to enhance the qi?
2.

Will placing a mirror on
the wall

facing the main door
helps?
3.

Will having 3/4 height wall
(knocking

down thw top part)
helps to enhance

qi?
If all the above are

not
feasible, you could

please
advice what could be done

to
remedy?
Thanks,
Tim