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Dear Anon,

1. In my opinion, this concept is somewhat "outdated" or may be very difficult to apply i.e. to a lay person. In particular the dragon and tiger concepts.

2. For the back (tortise/ or you mentioned turtle ) i.e. solid backing and clear space (phoenix) is still relatively easy to understand and apply for most of us.

3. This is because especially for those who live in urban areas, roads, waterways or even buildings can represent the dragon and tiger.

4. What I find that is more important than Para 3 at this moment is this question: Does the site able to collect wealth? If a site can collect wealth, then this is the opportunity i.e. Quantum Leap in Feng Shui.

In accessing your home, one should not be too myopic (or have a tunnel) vision by just soley relying on the four walls of one's house. One should actually look at the site.

A site that can collect wealth is one where:

1. The plot of land need not necessarily be located at the highest ground. Many sites, are locations where they are in a `receive position' i.e. imagine holding your hands together (like a bowl shape) where it can not only collect wealth but retain wealth.

2. Sites where there is a solid backing behind and clear space at the frontage.

3. The buildings are relatively protected from poison arrows much like the horse-shoe shape or design.

There are more considerations than what I mentioned above.

Thus, today, even if (especially) the layman can locate the dragon and tiger i.e. in-embrace, it is difficult for the lay person to say for sure whether this can be good/excellent or even bad.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 11/30/2001 12:28:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>From my reading, ideally a
>house should have turtle hills
>at the back (North), phoenix
>stoll in front (South), West
>tiger hills (right) and East
>dragon hills (left).
>My main door faces West.
>Can you advise me on the
>location of the dragon, tiger
>and turtle hills as well as
>phoenix? How can I activate
>these sectors ?
>Thank you.