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Dear Sophia, Robert Lee wrote: Where a renovation to over the beam is not possible, then you can opt to place a flute similiar to these:- Sophia Chia wrote: Do you mean it is best solution to include the beam with a false ceiling. After cover the beam witha false ceilingI can opt not to place a bamboo flute or with two struts. Maybe I didn't explain myself clearly here in my last post. You have two options to resolve this problem:- 1. If you have the false ceiling, it will already cover the threat. 2. If you do not have the false ceiling, then the flute or two struts will be the other option to resolve the beam problem. Sophia Chia wrote: No, presently the study table was place under the ceiling beam but if I were to shift the study table it has to be opposite of the other wall and the sitting against the wall which I mean the study room door facing directly to the toilet (asthe room is not attached with the toilet). Or other option after the ceiling beam have include a false ceiling I may still place the study table as study area. Sorry, but I am still not quite gettinga visual layout from your description. It seems to me that the table does not directly relate to the issue about the study door and facing the toilet. So not sure what to advise you here as I can't really know what threat you are worried about here. As mentioned the solution to the beam problem can be resolved above. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I have recently renovated my house. My kitchen wall & floor tiles is orange red. My kitchen worktop table is black colour.I have heard thattoo much red colour is not good feng shui for kitchen. Is this true ? If yes , what can I do about it ? Too much of any single colour isn't good. In feng shui, the idea is to create a balance and harmony. This means that you need to have a balance of all five elements. Only then will you get perfect harmony. In terms of a single room decoration, it is best to always have at least two or three elements. Preferably three elements, because it will create an auspicious five element flow. ie water - Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: But I know, my renovation of the house will include wacking of wall, making flooring and furniture from scratch. It's totally empty and not furnished yet. Yes, if based on your renovation, it does not matter if it is a period 7 house now. As the "wacking of wall", will likely convert it to a period 8 house. So what you should be doing is planning the home so that it fits the period 8 house chart to benefit from the period 8 house luck. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: if my master bedroom sector (67.5 - 112.4) is death, is there a possibility that there could be a good sector under the death from flying star? I mean sector 67.5 - 82.4, 82.5 - 97.4 and 97.5 - 112.4. What you should remember here is that:- 1. Eight House suitability is simply whether or not you suit the room / sector. 2. Flying Star is simply how is the house or sector luck within the house itself. A flying star may be good, but that doesn't mean that a person will be suitable to that sector. That means that if a sector has good flying star, but if a person does not suit it, then you can only draw a certain amount of luck from it. I understand that you are concern here because the sector falls under your death sector one of the two most inauspicious suitability. The other thing you can check is whether the element of the sector fits your ba zi. If the element is one of your favourable element, then it may not be as bad as you expect. In this case, by enhancing some of the flying star luck, and having more favourable element, you can still make use of that room. In addition, if you are the breadwinner of the house and the facing of the house is suitable to you, then it won't be too bad either. Though, it isn't most ideal, but not the very worst case scenario. Anonymous wrote: How should we go about find it? We have free flying star analysis chart in our member area:- URL: http://login.geomancy.net Simply use it to check the flying star of the house. Though, the free report does not have any analysis, the flying star numbers are colour coded so you should be able to more or less tell if it is good or bad. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I just bought a flat which has completed since 2001 however it is not occupied till 2005 when I purchase it and renovate it. Should I consider this a period 7 or 8 house? Since the house is completed in 2001 without any renovation done so far, it is still considered a period 7 house. It will continue to be a period 7 house, unless you intend to have a major renovation to fly it to the new period. This means, you now have an option to check if the period 8 stars is better or period 7 (existing) is better. If the star 8 is better, then better to make enough renovation to fly the house luck to the new period. Else, you can attempt to keep the existing period 7. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sophia, Sophia Chia wrote: Well, regarding the beam.As read from the forum but yet need your advice as there no optionthat I can place the study table. Beside placing the study tablebelow the beamthe other option is to place opposite the wall but then the study room door facing opposite the toilet door. Should I cover the beam and place the six coins or should I take the other option. Pleaseadvice me. The best solutions for beams is actually to include a false ceiling during when you renovate the house, this will permanently hide the beam from view. In terms of feng shui, when you can no longer see the threat it does not harm you anymore. Where a renovation to over the beam is not possible, then you can opt to place a flute similiar to these:- http://www.geomancy.net/events/CDL_Talk_2/cdl_talk_2_slide_55.htm http://www.geomancy.net/events/CDL_Talk_2/cdl_talk_2_slide_56.htm http://www.geomancy.net/events/CDL_Talk_2/cdl_talk_2_slide_57.htm Sophia Chia wrote: Beside placing the study tablebelow the beamthe other option is to place opposite the wall but then the study room door facing opposite the toilet door. So you mean that the table is currently place between the study room door and toilet door as a divider? Frankly, toilet in our homes aren't as bad or dirty as a public toilet. As long as you keep it close when not in use, it should be not a major issue. I don't really think it will be a major issue about this if you choose this way as well. As mentioned, for toilet as long as not in use keep it close. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anthea, You cannot compare two different method's analysis. This will be like comparing an apple to an orange. Even in just the feng shui / horoscope, if you use Eight House gua element, this also does not match the ba zi element. Why? Eight House calculates fromthe year of birth, while Ba Zi calculates from date and time of birth. However, even though both gives you different analysis, but you will know that certain analysis you use Eight House while certain analysis uses Ba Zi. Same with nearly all concepts. Pu Kua or any Divinity method is aconcept to attempt to predict what might happen or to help choices. This is entirely different from like Ba Zi which only is suppose to reveal the kind of luck you might have. So again it is entirely different concept altogether. Most people use divinity to attempt to get answers to what might happen or what best to do. However, no matter what, no one can accurately foresee the future. You can only make use of these tools to attempt to culculated guesses what might happen. This is usually one method a fortune teller will use in attempting to forecast your past or future. In fact, a very accuratefortune teller will use a series of tools, ie ba zi, horoscope, i-ching, face reading, palmistry, character analysisetc. Each tool has a purpose, and a good fortune teller can take bits and pieces of information to piece up into a good prediction of your past. Remember, that a fortune teller will often look at how you dress and talk, this already give them the information to be able to guess how is your currently luck. So it is very easy to tell you what you like to know that makes it seems that they are very accurate. However, personally we do not go into fortune telling. Why this is because no one can really tell youwhat the future will be. Even with the use of ba zi and I-Ching, you can only attempt to forecast what might happen. Ultimately, whether or not it happens depends a lot on yourself. The decisions you make today will affect your future. ie if a child decides not to further his study, his future will be affected because he will likely not have the qualification to obtain a job that will bring him wealth. Thus, no matter how good his ba zi, he may not enjoy it as well. Often any predictions that are suggested by the fortune teller will come true simply because you believe it to come through. Thus, you actually make it happen. So if you ask me, I will use divinity method to forecast future or get an opinion of what options to choose. I will use ba zi because this gives you the type of element that influence your own luck. I will use eight house for assessing personal suitability etc. Each theory has it's own uses so I will use the strengths of the theory rather than use all the analysis that comes from a theory. Thus, in terms of element, I will not use the I-Ching or Eight House element as that is not showing your luck. And for feng shui knowing what is your given luck is important to enhancing future luck. I would also advise that you take note that there are many different types of divinity (Chinese I-ching, Western Tarot) etc. Also, there is Chinese Horoscope / Western Horoscope.So remember that you cannot mix and match the different concepts unless they are related. Else, you will definately get conflicting results. You must make sure for example that there is a related concepts. Even for related concepts you must know which concept is good for what. Only then can you make the best of the various results you get. But again, I would like to caution about fortune telling predictions. It is ok to just to listen but donot believe it too much. It is ultimately your decisions today that will define your future. Nothing else. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Is there any particular direction that the Kuan Yin altar must face? How about facing the main entrance ofa house? Is it OK? Or is it better to face the living room windows? Generally, any alter should follow the following rules:- 1. The altar should not face the main door entrance. This is like employing the god as a security guard for the house. 2. Try if possible not to let the altar face the dining table as the god will be looking at the food while you eat. 3. Try not to have the toilet located directly behind the wall that you place the altar. 4. The altar should not face into the bedroom. Generally, it is best to place the altar looking say out towards the living room window. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Gaidu, J Gaidu wrote: I want to know what elements i should keep near me ( or with me ) in order to enhance my luck. Thnaks We have created numerous free reports on our website to allow users to answer such questions. So please access the following site to get your answers. URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-element.htm Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Unless I am mistaken, this is the same question as this posting:- URL: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=18724&new= Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Vivienne, Anonymous wrote: I was told before not to use animals as a company logo as it symbolises "unstability". Is this true? My company is currently dealing with software distribution and I'm considering to have a penguin included in the company logo as it's related to the software. Is it advisable? What objects/animals is the best to be used as a company logo? If this was true than probably in terms of Computing the Linux which uses the penguin should have close down now because it uses the penguin as an icon. But instead it has been gaining momentum as well as popularity. Or in terms of cat food which uses cat as logo, or dog food which uses dog as an logo will not be successful. Frankly, how good or bad a logo really depends more on how well the design / colour of the logo suits the business owner as well as the business itself. Also, the sybomlic meaning of the overall design will be equally important. Depending on what kind of business, your logo should be appropriate. ie for logo it should be simple yet attractive for people to remember for brand awareness. Ultimately, the success or failure of a business does not really lie in the logo by itself, but rather the business model itself. I mean if you have a business that has lots of demand, it will be hard for you not to be able to survive or succeed. But if you have a product that nobody is interested or simply have too much cash burn that your revenue is not able to recoup, then the likely of failure will be higher. No amount of Feng Shui can help you in such cases. The main goal of using Feng Shui in design of logo or layout planning is to create a harmonious environment that everyone feels comfortable to look or work in. This is especially for the business owner, if you have no stress and feel happy, you are likely to have higher success to focus on your business. Your customers will also feel good about your services etc. Then your business will likely be more successful. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sophia, 1. Frankly, this really depends on how you define the Qi flow and what is it used under. 2. In houses, we are often talking about Qi flowing into the house. ie. your living room frontage faces East. 3. Qi or air will flow in from the West into the East? So don't you want Good Qi from East to flow into house as opposed to Bad Qi flowing in from West into your home? 4. That is why for our website, when we define facing direction we want good Qi to flow into the house and not bad Qi. 5. The other concept is useful for usually the Yin Feng Shui where you want to have lots of good Qi behind you so as to ward of the bad Qi. Thus, under Yin Feng Shui: sitting at your good sector helps you accumulate good Qi to defend against the bad Qi. However, I am aware that there are sites that rather define the house facing using this method. So it can be quite confusing. 6. We have studied closely the differences between Yin (for the dead) Feng Shui and Yang (for the living) Feng Shui. 7. And our approach is a realistic model using the Feng Shui meant for the living = Yang Feng Shui. 8. So ultimately, it really depends on your definition of how the Qi Flow. For us when we define facing direction say face East. This means from standing in the house looking out, that is East facing. So when East is good for us, we want good Qi to enter from the East to West. Where Qi circulating into the house is good Qi. 9. Ultimately, both concepts are not really wrong. But the application of what you want to flow in and whether you using for yin or yang feng shui is important. 10. I usually do not like to use sitting or facing direction because unless you get the orientation right, you will often get confused. Thus, using the compass (North-South) orientation is better.Thus, facing East means you literally face East direction. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Direction: North-East Exact Degree: 22.5 to 67.4 Description: This is your Irritation direction Anonymous wrote: Unfortunately my bedroom is in NORTHEAST of the house plan but my head direction is towards SOUTH. Is it ok?? Or is there any way to remedy it?? Under the Eight House, Death and Disaster are two worst sector, while Irritation and Spook are less impact. So given than it is your irritation, though it is not the most suitable it isn't the worst sector also. In addition, at least you are sleeping in your South facing (ie Prosperity sector unless I am mistaken as you didn't give me the gender in your details but both gave the same results). The only thing else you can do is simply decorate the room is suitable colours favouring your ba zi element to offset any further influence of the unsuitability. Use the free ba zi report to determine what colours are good for you:- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-element.htm Anonymous wrote: My bedroom is also directly above the kitchen. The main problem or worry for such a layout is the fact that the kitchen has the high probability for a fire to start. And since smoke or fire rises upward, the bedroom would be the first to get hit by a fire from the ktichen. For this problem, the best recommended solution is simply to install a smoke detector for the kitchen. This will alert you in case there is a fire starting from the kitchen so that you have sufficient time to get far away from the danger. This is far more practical than using like 6 coins or windchime or any so call feng shui products/items etc. These items will only melt away in the fire, where the smoke detector can give you sufficient warning to avert the danger. Also, probably handy to keep a fire extinguisher close by to stop small fire outbreak. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Just another query, what if the breadwinner do not have the facing of the house andthe bedroom isin the death position. What can they do? This would mean that the house is generally not very suitable to the breadwinner. Unfortunately, suitability to a house is one thing that you cannot really correct after you move in. You either can enjoy maximum amount of luck from the house if it suits you or, enjoy less if it does not suit you. Another thing you can check is the ba zi element and direction. If the bedroom is death sector under the eight house, but the direction of the room is still favourable to your ba zi, then it is not as bad. It is even worst if the ba zi direction of the sector is bad as well as your eight house suitability. If the main door is disaster facing with a death sector bedroom and the ba zi direction also not suitable, than my advise in the long run is to move out to a better house so as to be able to enjoy better luck. In the short term solution, correcting/enhancing all other areas can only minimise the overall impact and get you some improvement. However, you will not be able to enjoy a quantum leap in feng shui in such a situation. The long term solution unfortunately is to move out to a more suitable home to enjoy a quantum leap in feng shui. If your house facing is spook or irritation, or if your ba zi direction for the main door or bedroom is still favourable. Then it will help offset the influence. Either way, the thing you can do to at least improve overall feng shui is like what I mentioned above, attempt to fix all other feng shui leaks and enhance whatever possible (ie colour scheme, etc). These will help improve or reduce the overall unsuitability. This is why choosing a good home before you buy the home is very important. Such suitability issues is hard to correct once you own the home. Unless of course there is alternative bedroom to make use but often these is impractical due to space constraint. Hope thathelps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Terry, Terry Law wrote: Hi master, can i still activate the double 7 for my period 7 house since now is in period 8 region? As long as you don't change the house luck to period 8. Then the period 7 stars will still active. This is beacuse under a period 7 house the star 7 is the current prosperity. However, you should also look out for where are the star 8 as this represents your future prosperity. So activating it will help you to continue to enjoy your future prosperity luck in addition to your current prosperity. When you do change to period 8 house, then you should focus on star 8 (current prosperity) and star 9 (future prosperity) stars. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Recently I just had my new house key & now started renovation. I am just wondering ifit issuitable toplacean air-con abovethe bedroom's door? Is that a bad location? Thanks for your help! Generally for air-conditioner placement. You should avoid if possible to have the air-con located above the toilet door or directly above your bed. These are two not so good placements. The other aspect is to ensure that air-con does not blow directly into your face when you sleep. This may cause you to wake up the next day and catch cold. If you do have such a placement, then adjust the air con flap to blow down, so that it does not blow at an angle towards your face when you sleep. Otherwise, most commonis to place the air conditioner is just above your bedroom entrance. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Based on a couple's birth details, is it possible to tell whether a particular year is a good year for them to purchase a new house, property? The ba zi can only tell you what luck you are supposed to enjoy in any particular time and period. This is often used to check whether it is a good date, good month, good year etc. So you can make use of it as a guide whether this is a good or bad year to own a property etc. However, purchasing a home is only one aspect. Finding a good hosue that fits the family and has good overall feng shui luck is more important. This is because the house luck can adversely influence your ba zi given luck. Thus, finding a good house is even more important than buying at the right time. Why do I say this? Very simple. Say if the ba zi luck tells you this year is not a good year for you while next year is good for you. Then you come across a fantastic home and do not buy it this year. What if the house is no longer available next year. Then you might miss out on a good house that could actually improve your inauspicious luck forthe year. So my point is, itisn't really as important to wait for a good year to purchase a home, but getting a home that fits the family is ultimately more important. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Nowadays in HDB flats we do not have much choice as where to place the master bedroom. Anonymous wrote: What if the house facing is good for the husband and the more suitable bedroom is given to the wife, but the more suitable position is at the same time death to the husband? Wherever possible if you should avoid death and disaster for key facing direction and bedroom. But where it is not possible, then at least the breadwinner has luck from the house, so even if he takes a less suitable bedroom like death or disaster, still acceptable. But what it does tell is that this house isn't the most well suited house for the breadwinner. Thus, it is always important that before you purchase a home, you try to ensure that such an issue does not arise. Anyway, as long as your husband continue to improve or get luck from other favourable elements in the ba zi (ie weak wood person needs water and wood). Thus, have more favourable colours (blue/black/gray or green/brown), or more suitable career etc. These will help offset any influence even if he stays in a sector that is death or disaster. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: How about if the facing falls under the disaster/death sector for children? Does it matter much? You see you should focus the house suitability to suit the key breadwinner. Once the house suits the breadwinner, the rest of the family will enjoy luck from it since that breadwinner will provide for the entire family. Since most of the time the breadwinner is defined as the head of the house often the husband. Thus the spouse is the next key person in the family. As such, it would be great also if the spouse facing of the house does not fall under the death and disaster. But this is only good to have. Not necessary. As long as the spouse has a suitable bedroom, then even if the house isn't that suitable it does not matter. Once the breadwinner has the best house facing direction. The rest of the family should ensure that they have a suitable room that they will draw luck from their bedroom. They will automatically benefit from the breadwinner who draw luck from the house. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sam Yeong, Sam Yeong wrote: Iintend topaint the walls of my bedroom which is located at the west sector of the house.Can you enlighten meifthe Grand Duke (Tai Sui) will be disturbed? Grand Duke is usually affected by major renovations especially any hacking works etc. Although, paintings are not as major, it still does consider as a renovation. Best thing to do is simply just offer a little prayer to Grand Duke apologising for disturning him before you start work and probably choose a good date also. These should minimise any impact of offending the Grand Duke especially to the owner of the home. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Chong Boon Soon, Chong Boon Soon wrote: I understand thata house (whole house infact)facing T is unfavourable but, what if the tail of theT (about 150 m away)is a dead end and yet the househasa8 house turn. Sorry, what do you mean by the house has a 8 house turn? Do you have some kind of sketch of describing what you mean as I can't visualise what you were trying to describe. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sophia, Sophia Chia wrote: May I know more about the triple combinations and what does it mean? Eg. this triple combinations of Base Star, Mountain Star and Water Star (BS9, MS3, WS6) neutralises the inauspicious influence created by the Flying Star. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination. Right! No doubt there is no mountain star and/or no water star to activate. Sophia Chia wrote: As the triple combinations is considered an auspicious, why can't a mountain star and/or water star can be activateat this sector. Triple Combination is considered auspicious, simply because the element or at least the bad stars are being neutralised so that it no longer becomes a threat in the sector. Often, the inauspicious star will in turn make the originally average stars better because like a Strong Earth when met with weak Metal will make weak Metal stronger. And if weak Metal is an average star it will benefit from the inauspicious star. A mountain or water star that can be activated are only stars that are based on the period of the base period. ie period 8, auspicious mountain/water star is star 8. If such stars are not present for example, then there isn't any benefit in activating it. So the triple combination does not convert a ordinary star into an auspicious mountain/water star. As such you cannot activate it. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: What should I do in accordance with Feng Shui to quickly sell my home? Frankly, there is very littlein terms of feng shui that you can do about selling a house quickly. Except maybe make use of some of the auspicious feng shui benefits of the house as a selling point in your promotion or maybe even to improve your luck by choosing a good date to meet etc. Otherwise, nothing else can really help you here. Anonymous wrote: I've already un-cluttered my house and is clutter free. Positional discrepencies are resolved, around my house etc, but is there anything else I can do to help sell my house, quickly? You should be focusing on practical aspects such as making the house look clean to increase the value, setting a reasonable price, getting a good property agent, advertising enough to getpotential buyers to take a looketc. The rest will really depend on the location and ease of transport for the house you are selling. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Sam Yeong, Sam Yeong wrote: Male = kua 3, east group. His Bazhi needs 'metal'element. Advised to sleep in west sector with head pointing to west. However, under his ming kua, west is his Death sector. Should he follow his Bazhi pointing west to sleep or follow his kua (best 4 directions) to sleep? It is best to follow this rule:- 1. Ba Zi direction is best applied to more macro feng shui analysis. Such as North of the country or North facing house. 2. Eight House direction is best applied to more micro feng shui analysis. Such as the sleeping / work / study direction. Therefore, you should follow the eight house direction more than the ba zi element of the direction. Ba Zi element should be enhance by other method such as colours of clothings, career, etc. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Marc Berthoud, marc berthoud wrote: Dear Cecil Lee Designing our new house, I got intersted in FS and in your www. From your 8 House Chart I found, that a SE House is best for me, while for my wife it should be a SW house. Studing these 2 Charts I found, that my wife and I do have not a common sector - even worse these 2 types are totaly opposite (Where she has her optimum main door, I have spook and vice versa) - and the same again is true for the bedroom. Should we live in the same house at all? regards Marc Berthoud Basically, this is a very common problem for most people. But not to worry, just follow these steps:- 1. Breadwinner should have a house facing that suits him. At the same time if possible, it should not fall under the death or disaster sector for the spouse. It is ok if the house is spook or irritation for the spouse. 2. Spouse should be given a more suitable bedroom since the breadwinner has the luck from the suitable house. The breadwinner should then take a less suitable bedroom, ie spook or irritation. This way the spouse can get a more suitable bedroom to compensate for her getting less luck from the house. If you follow this method, you should be able to find a suitable house even if both person's chart is completely opposite. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research