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Dear Niki,

In my opinion, it is good to hear that your house has good Feng Shui in many areas.

The door (especially bedroom door[s]) should not be moved unless they do not `adhere' to shapes and form Feng Shui.

Although it would be nice to had an added bonus of having good `Eight house' fit for everyone; usually this may not be the case.

The main consideration is still on the sitting of the bed based on good Shapes and Form techniques.

If a house has excellent Feng Shui, it would give a significant leap (or quantum leap) in Feng Shui and would have added more than 50 percent or more `luck' towards the residents of the house.

It is good to move in; (and if you are not going to use other FS theories such as Flying Star) than, usually, if you had moved in for more than 3 months; usually everything would be fine or smooth.

Only when situations where family members e.g. fall sick occassionally during this period, that perhaps; one may need to see if there are any sectors that may need to be neutralised. This situation may or may not happen - so do not be unduly worried.

Many people have lived a wonderful life not knowing about Feng Shui -> especially if they are lucky to stay in a good house blessed with `good feng shui'.

I believe, from what u mentioned, your home sounds nice...

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 2/18/01 3:34:00 PM, Niki Haan wrote:
>Hello again after a long time
>away...! I am considering
>purchasing a home that has
>good feng shui in many areas.
>The problem is that the dui
>house has an entrance in the
>worst area for the house
>(east), also bad for my two
>children (Kun), but excellent
>for myself and spouse-
>zhen/xun. Do I move the
>door??? there appears to be no
>good overall solution, yet the
>house is well protected to
>it's back, supported on the
>sides, and all bedrooms would
>be in excellent sectors.
>Please advise, and thanks in
>advance! Niki