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Topic: Apartment main door
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 1221
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 6/19/1999 11:10 AM
Dear Chris,
Please read below:-
On 6/16/99 12:36:40 PM, Chris Church wrote:
>The door into our building is
>SE120, into
>our apt is SW210(this faces
>our neighbor)
>Also, have a back door that
>we always use at W262 (this
>opens into
>our kitchen and faces the
>stove.)
For your case, you have a choice of using the best door as your main door so that you can enjoy the favourable feng shui it brings in.
>I am a NE person. Which should
>be our
>main door? The one into the
>building or
>into the apartment? Is the
>back door to
>unfavorable? Please advise.
The main door should be the one into your apartment (front or back door).
It is not the main door into the building. This would be considered as assessing the Building's Feng Shui.
I am unable to tell you which is favourable without any analysis. You can make use of the Free Flying Star module to assist you.
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
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