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Dear Michelle,

1. In shallow terms, Feng Shui does not have a direct effect on love and romance.

2. Feng Shui is a holistic method, to increase one's luck and it is usually, has an indirect relationship with love and romance.

3. This is why we do see that Feng Shui based on the Corner Concept where even famous authors in my opinion, give the wrong impression that one can simply enhance one's South West or Romance corner and wonderful things will happen.

4. If one's `Feng Shui' is favourable or good, it will enhance one's luck and with it, indirectly, romance, love and "wealth" would arise. Wealth need not necessary mean money but raising a family, have children etc...

5. Frankly, for those who do not use Feng Shui in a holistic way, should instead, look for other alternatives: Participate in group dates etc... or other social activites.

6. Do not waste time, paying homage to e.g. the South West corner. There is nothing mystical about a corner. It is merely a corner and if one gets `caught' there, it can also mean `isolation'.

Why sent money doing up the corner. Rather, go `socialise' or if one has `low self esteem' e.g. fat or other percieved `defects', try to be more positive. I am not implying that one is fat or of this sort. Even slim people may have `low self esteem' etc.. or do not have the right opportuniy.

The above is a sensitive issue apologise.

7. Under `Professional Feng Shui', or Flying Star Theory, there is one of the eight sectors that has the romance sector.

But as Flying Star is not a static theory, it is difficult for an individual to keep track of where the romance star flys.

Under the Flying Star, there are also combinations of stars if they happen to be combined may provide interpretation of the `type of romance'.

8. Chinese astrology can be used to look at pairings. Usually, those based on year of birth is not that `accurate' as the one used by Pillars of Destiny which uses the Month, Year, Day and Time of birth or more inputs such as Year of Life and Conception to check on comparison. But, hey, wait a minute! We have not even gone to the point of finding a `prospective' partner... too premature to even talk about this...hmm..

9. Again, Para 7 is hard to follow for the layman and because of time factor, may not be useful.

Thus, no matter how, for an individual to `cause' an effect such as `romance' I am afraid, you may have to work hard, or pretty hard on it.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 7/2/00 4:03:00 PM, Michelle Asprey wrote:
>Hello there!
>
>I am new to Feng Shui and only
>know a few basics.
>
>I would some help with my love
>life and would like some
>advice on how feng shui can
>help. There is someone that I
>was having a relationship with
>for a couple of weeks, but we
>had to stop seeing each other
>because he felt it was too
>soon after his previous
>relationship ended to see me.
>We keep in touch and when we
>are together it is apparent
>that there are still feelings
>there - but how can I help to
>turn this back into a strong
>relationship.
>
>My bedroom is on the east side
>of the house. On the east
>wall is a large window. The
>bedroom door is on the west
>wall. The bed head is on the
>northern wall and faces a set
>of wardrobes. In my south
>west corner I have placed a
>pair of gold heart shaped
>earrings (someone told me this
>would help). In the north west
>is a dressing table with a
>mirror. In the south east is
>a TV which points towards the
>bed. The bedroom and bathroom
>door are opposite each other.
>
>Have you any idea what changes
>I can make to sort this
>relationship out?
>
>Thank you
>
>Michelle