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Topic: Loss Of Job and The Feng Shui Of My House
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 12622
From: Anonymous
Date: 1/20/2003 10:07 PM
I lost my job shortly after I moved to the house in which I am currently living. And it has been difficult for me to find decent job opportunities ever since. Without income, I am financially very tight.
According to the "ba zi", I am in a decade (10 years) of adverse luck period. Nonetheless, I believe things are also wrong with the "Feng Shui" of this house. It is a detached single family house with a car garage.
I am new to "Feng Shui". Would you kindly point out a direction as to where to look for adverse factors both inside and the landscape surrounding the house that govern job opportunities.
Your help would be highly appreciated. I desperately want to find a way out of the situation I am in.
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