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Hi,

Generally, for studies usually what affects you is the location of your study location in the house and also your own "likes" and "dislikes" for certain subject.

1. Often when most people have problems concentrating or doing work, it is usually because you stay in location or working in a direction which is unsuitable for you. This is usually the case.

Example you are trying to study in a room which is your five ghost or irritation. Generally, you will not feel very comfortable there.

Use the Eight House report to help you determine that.

2. If the Eight House shows a good room for you to study in, then the other reason is the room itself, it may contain bad stars which are affecting you. These unbalances have to be cured so that you will feel harmony in the room.

You can use the Flying Star report to help you make that determination.

3. Colours of the room and things in the room. Usually, in order to feel most comfortable, you must be with colours which you like or are your favourable elements, these makes you more comfortable than those in your unfavourable elements.

If happen your bedroom is painted in any other colours other than white, then you should check if you feel comfortable with that colour.

You can refer to the Personal Element and the Favourable and Unfavourable elements to help you.

4. Simply it could be your personal dislike for that subject. As you know, everyone has some likes and dislikes, if you try to do something you dislike of course you will find it very difficult to concentrate. In such case, try to find something you enjoy or make it more interesting for yourself.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

On 4/7/01 5:44:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm currently a highschool
>student residing in Toronto.
>I find it hard to concentrate
>and information seems to
>vanish as soon as I sink it
>in. I live by a lake (if it
>helps), and I plan to go into
>business (I hate math). Is
>there anything I can do that
>may help me in any way?
>Thanks.