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Topic: Direction of the Main Door
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 11781
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 8/13/2002 11:16 PM
Dear Rosalind,
I have written privately to you yesterday, giving you advise and assistance. As mentioned in the e-mail, will provide you with extra credits to generate the correct profile.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 8/12/2002 8:39:00 PM, Rosalind Tan wrote:
>My house has a double-door
>main entrance. I'm having
>difficulty in trying to
>determine the direction the
>house is facing. When I'm
>behind the door and place the
>compass on the floor, the
>middle point of the entrance
>says 300 degrees. When I
>stand right behind the door
>with the compass in my hand,
>the midpoint is approx. 292.5
>degrees which is the dividing
>point of W3 and NW1. Why is
>there a discrepancy and what
>is the direction of my house?
>I had purchased a house report
>using the NW1 direction. If
>that is not the correct
>direction, how can I get
>another report with the
>correct direction?
>
>Thanks, RTR
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