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Dear Ber,

As Joe correctly pointed out where best, try to avoid mirrors especially large ones in the house.

1. Mirrors are of the YIN element.

2. Mirrors located at a " wrong " location can bounce back twice the bad luck.

3. It is common for the Cantonese (A dialect group of the Chinese) to install a large mirror in the dinning room in the hope that it will bring them auspiciousness.

But as I mentioned above, becareful where you install it.

4. It is not advisable to have a mirror in one room, `shine' towards another room as we do not know what we are bouncing unless one does a Flying Star chart to analyse further.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


On 7/19/99 5:31:57 PM, Ber Cardor wrote:
>Hi Cecil
>
>My masterbed room had a mirror
>(with the makeup table) which
>faces directly out to the door
>of the masterbed room (Does
>not face the master bed). Is
>it OK?
>But it shine directly to the
>door of kid's room (can see
>partial of the kid's bed).Is
>this ok?
>
>The kid's bed had a small beam
>above. But the position of the
>kid's bed is arranged by a
>feng shui teacher.
>
>I found that I sleep well in
>my master
>bed room but not in the kid
>bed, does this happen because
>of the mirror of the master
>bed room or the beam above the
>kid's bed?
>
>If this is because of the
>mirror , can I shift the
>mirror to the side of my bed
>so that it will not face
>directly to the door of the
>master room and the kid's
>room.
>
>Pls help
>
>Thanks
>