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Dear Cecil,
First of all, thanks for creating this very informative site. I have been reading it up with great interest. I am trying out the eight house plan, except I am totally spaced out trying to apply it.
We live in a house with main door facing NE. We both sisters earn, but my elder sister is the one who handles all the cheques, etc. So I am treating her as main breadwinner. now the NE facing house suits my sister and parents, but according to the eight house theory, mine is a South East house.
So all their good lines are my bad lines and vice versa! . So how do I tackle these:
1. For me, the Death line comes thru' the wall from which the main door opens out. Will keeping a statue of a Hindu deity behind the main door help?
2. In the living room, we have the TV in the east corner. It takes care of the Irritation line of my family, but the same is the Longevity line for me. What other cure can be applied?
3. The Death line for them goes thru' the wall dividing the toilet and bathroom. There is also a geyser on the bathroom wall. The same is my Excellent line. How to tackle this?
4. Also,I tried out a basic pillars of destiny report which termed me and my sister as weak Water Tigers. How then do we strengthen this element - with Metal and Wood?
Please reply in as detail as possible.
Thanks,
Sudha Moorthy
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