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Dear Cecil, Thank you very much for the quick response. I am quite understand now about the houses on hilltops. But how about those houses having the stove sit right at the northwest corner which burn the breadwinner's luck? My friend is hesitate to move in such a house but all the neighbors who have the same floorplan seem to have lived there peacefully for years. I also have another question concerning about the four animal symbols. In your major Fengshui theories online, you describe the north is tortise and south is phoenix. The house should sit against the hill (tortise, north) and facing the south. But my house is facing the north (open space) and against a hill (south). As you can see, it is in totally opposite direction. Where should I apply the tortise and the phoenix? Should it now south is the tortise and north is the phoenix? This may sound a silly question. But I am just a little bit confused. Thank you. Bing

Dear Cecil, I noticed that majority of houses built here in california are on the top of the hills and houses with better values are those which have panoramic views (backyard with downhill slopes facing a valley or open space). And also, I visited a lot of communities in which the houses have the stove built at northwest corner, or staircase facing the main entrance, etc.. I believe that every living being is under the influence of the Fengshui and not just those who are aware of or appreciate it. However, as far as I know, most people who live in those california houses I mentioned above are not aware of Fengshui but happy and lots of them are millioniers. My question is why people live in a obvious bad fengshui house but still have a prospective life. I would much appreciate for your comment. Thanks. Bing