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Topic: how to use existing furniture in small apartments?
Conf: Discuss :: Free Advice (General Feng Shui), Msg: 8048
From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 3/16/2001 02:46 PM
I just learned of feng shui. Now I am having difficulty applying it to my existing surroundings. My big long couch, which I can not afford to replace at this time, nor wish to, is definitely blocking the entrance into my apartment. I cannot see where I could possibly move it to in order to open up the room and allow the chi to flow in? If I explain further, can anyone give me some advice? Thanks.
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