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Dear Gloria,
1. In my opinion, an `L-shaped' apartment may not necessarily have `bad Feng Shui'.
2. Often, an `L-shaped' apartment is accessed by dividing the apartment into two rectangles.
3. If you have a sketch of your apartment, feel free to upload to the forum so that I can confirm whether it is auspicious or not.
(Usually, here, you need to show a top down view including the adjoining unit). Here, the entire profile of the building is looked at. If the apartment is in a U shaped formation, sometimes, it may be auspicious or inauspicious and it is best to confirm this through visual inspection of the sketch.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 1/20/2002 3:43:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>I had just finished paying for
>a one-bedroom apartment when I
>started reading about
>feng-shui. It turns out my
>apartment is L-shaped, the
>bedroom in the northwest being
>the protrusion. My problem is
>I am missing the entire
>southwest area of
>relationships and part of the
>west (children). No wonder my
>romances have been few and far
>between and they don't last.
>I am single and would like to
>settle down and I fear the
>shape of my house is hindering
>me. How do I remedy the
>missing corner since that
>section is occupied by the
>adjoining unit?
>
>Thanks,
>Gloria
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