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Topic: roof and other questions
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 11706
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 8/1/2002 09:33 PM
Dear Analia,
Please see below:-
On 8/1/2002 12:30:00 AM, Analia Blanco wrote:
>Hi. I was wondering if there's
>a style of roof that is most
>suitable from the Feng Shui
>perspective-- straight flat
>top, chalet , tile,
>triangleetc.-- and whether the
>pagoda architecture with its
>many spikes is a sha roof.
Most importantly, roofs should be symmetrical. Or both `left and right' sides should be balanced.
Equally important is the shape. The best shape is still `an Up' outline e.g.:-
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If the front of the house looks like the above with pointed arrow facing other houses, much the better to this occupant.
Many people are more concern with their homes than others. And, although it may not be favourable to the neighour (if their main door happends to be directly facing this `arrow' sha qi.
Flat roofs are usually not preferred for homes especially in the equator. As hot air cannot rise up adequately. And if there is no insulation, direct sunlight can heat up the roof.
Many of the homes built in the Far East, has a Ba Gua shaped balcony or family room area especially at the South (fire sector). And some of these have their toilets at the North (water) position. An example is `The Meyer Place' condo. Do a search in the forum for more details of this development.
>speaking of sha, I have a
>large screen against the wall
>that has the leaf edges
>pointing directly to the
>dining table. is this a
>poison arrow?
Usually, leaf edges are not a real threat. The real threat is usually thru the tree trunk (not covered with leaves). Have to really see it before, I can fully comment on it. But in doubt, no harm to screen it out.
>Also, i am curious to know if
>one should consider
>form-ying/yang-color-shape-loc
>ation in that order when
>classifying a room or thing.
>And if it's a person one is
>considering, should one base
>an analysis on their birthday
>element or their year element,
>since these may be destructive
>between them. ie. the birth
>element is yang fire but the
>year is metal.
It is best to use Pillars of Destiny (Ba Zi) in such a situation. Especially if there are two or more persons e.g. a couple sleeping in the bedroom.
Professional level Pillars of Destiny does not only take into consideration the Year of birth but much more than that to determine your actual element and strength. Only after finding it out and looking at the `binding' element of both e.g. husband and wife can then proper elements e.g. colour scheme be taken into consideration.
>I was trying to find the
>center of the apartment I live
>in, but it's very irregular
>and disjointed. What do i do?
>can i draw a large rectangle
>over the entire plan and do
>the diagonals that way?
We offer free service on this. And if you have a layout plan, can either, fax to us, e-mail us a scanned image. Or simply attach a scanned image to this forum (message).
And I can help to determine the centrepoint for you.
>Lastly, i want to lose weight.
>is there a fix for that?
Frankly, proper and sensible food intake. And most important - will power and determination -> to gradually loose weight over a period.
Many times, most of us, try to do it at `one go' and later put on more weight instead. Many quick `fix' programmes may not be appropriate as some let you lose `water content' rather than sensible weight. Sometimes, too drastic a program may lead to health problems or lack of minerals/vitamins.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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