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Dear Phila,
1. As much as we should try to see if family members can be `placed' at favourable locations; this may not be possible; most of the time.
2. In my opinion, first priority should go towards placement based on Shapes and Form Feng Shui.
3. Here, the following considerations should be made:-
3.1. As mentioned under Para 2, top (first) priority must be given to placement under Shapes and Forms.
3.2 One should not `fit' the sitting positions e.g. of the `office' furniture and as a result; the flow in the dinning room becomes `odd' or bad.
3.3 You should consider, where the `entrance' / window areas are in the dinning room and place furniture that is functional.
3.4 In the dining room; another consideration is the Flying Star and whether the sectors are `balanced'.
3.5 I understand that under your circumstances it is difficult to apply the Eight House concept and this; I feel is of secondary importance as opposed to proper placement under Shapes and Forms.
3.6 If that particular sector is "auspicious" under Flying Star analysis; all the better.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 5/27/01 11:52:03 AM, Phila Hoopes wrote:
>Hello, Cecil --
>
>My husband and I are planning
>to convert our dining room
>into a family =office/workroom
>(keeping the dining table for
>as a worktable and for
>=company meals). The question
>is how to arrange everyone in
>the room, so =that we are each
>in our most advantageous
>location.
>
>The only places where
>workspaces can realistically
>be placed are in the =North
>and East corners. Based on our
>Eight Houses reports, either
>of =these would work for me,
>but not for my husband: North
>is his Death =direction and
>East is his Disaster
>direction. He is now
>recovering from =a nearly
>fatal illness, and you can
>imagine I want to protect him.
>The =South and West corners
>are too small for workspaces,
>so we are placing =the corner
>cupboards from the dining room
>there.
>
>Are there remedies that I can
>use to correct this situation
>for my =husband? And what
>resources would you recommend,
>on your site or =elsewhere, to
>find them? I have ordered and
>am awaiting delivery of your
>=book on Applied Feng Shui...
>
>Many thanks,
>Phila
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