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Master Lee...Once again I turn to you for your honesty on the subject of feng shui. I've written in the past and respect your advise. My husband and I recently moved into a new home. Of course I've turned to your web site and read on the subject and feel as if our new home is a special place. We just received some gifts from good friends of ours and I'm not sure where to place them, or if there is any significance to them. We received the following items: a red smiling buddah; a small circle which is made of silk and satin, has four hanging cone shaped tassles (which are yellow, blue, green and red)and has a red cord attached; and a gold and red bagua mirror. She listed each as a house blessing and I'm thrilled. Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated. Thank you. Sincerely, Lee Waterman

Im writing an article on stadium design and Feng Shui. Can anyone point me to any material on this subject. Does anyone have any good photos also on stadiums and Feng Shui. any information, contacts ect would be appreciated.... Kind regards Simon Waterman

Master Lee...I've sent a question at an earlier date and did not receive an answer. However, the more I checked your site, I began to realize why. I found answers. Your site is so informative and easy to understand. I do however have a question that I do hope gets answered. My apologies if it sounds mundane or ignorant. My best facing house would be north. I'm moving into a house with the front door facing north. My question is, does it matter what year you move into the house or does your favorable direction always stay the same? There are so many ways to look at feng shui that this confuses me. Many thanks. Lee

Dear Master Lee; I'm interested in the application of feng shui for the house (interior & exterior) I've been visiting your web site and must tell you that it's exceptional on advise and information especially for the beginner. I'm moving into a wonderful house. It's being built for my husband and I. My questions are in regard to information that I've been reading about. I trust your response due to the fact that your experience is outstanding. I realize that we all have auspicious compass directions and some not so auspicious. In every home according to the compass we will have areas that aren't very good. How do I make the most out of the good areas and how do I correct the areas not so good? In reading several books on the subject, there are conflicting messages. (chimes, bamboo, mirrors ect.) What exactly does spook, death and irritation mean? What does one do if an area falls into that catagory. for example my bedroom is in the southwest part of the house. I have one large window along the south wall. the north wall has a door for the bathroom and the entrance. If I understand correctly, my favorable sleeping direction would be east, but then I wouldn't be able to see the door or leave much room for entry without blocking valuable space. The only direction that makes sense if I'm understanding the process correctly would be, to place the bed along the west wall with my feet facing east. From what I've learned on your site, I'm an east family, and I'm weak metal. My kua number is 1 and I'm not sure what to do for this room other then keep the bathroom door closed. My husband is a member of the east family and his kua number is 9, I'm not sure what element he is. Is there a sensible solution for us and this room. I have two other bedrooms however, they are to small to accomadate us. The front door faces North and the back door is on the southeast side. I've checked several books and I'm confused by the advise. Is the black hat sect serious? It almost seems to easy and silly and they don't use the compass. Any advice? Please help. Many thanks.