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Master Cecil: I again want to thank you for your guidance. You are very professional in your work! Have a great New Year! Mimi -----Original Message----- From: free-advice Listmanager [mailto:listmanager@forum.geomancy.net] Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 8:48 AM To: Recipients of 'free-advice' suppressed Subject: How do I determine when the correct period of a ho From: "Cecil Lee" Dear Mimi, Please see below:- Usually, by now, the house would have already taken on Period 7's characteristics with the type of renovation, which you had mentioned. Yes, this will defintely alter Xuan Kong. If the house is completed before Lunar 2003, then it will still remain a Period 7. Else, if the renovation is completed after Lunar 2003 i.e 2004, then, it will take no Period 8's Xuan Kong. If possible, try not to `chop off' the `head' of the house. If so, usually the breadwinner will have to `go' somewhere never to come back to earth. If the owners want to make alterations, always look at the top-down view of the proposed house: Is the house become too clumsy or obese? at the centre etc.... If it does not slice into any windows or main door there is usually no issue on this. I have not seen the photo(s) if any yet. So I cannot really comment on this. Warmest Regards, Cecil You opted to receive messages posted from our My Adviser Forum (http://myadviser.geomancy.net) when you last visited it. If wish to unsubscribe to the messages, please follow these instructions. 1. Login to My Adviser Account (http://login.geomancy.net) 2. Click on More Options. 3. Select Mailing List 4. Uncheck the conferences (eg. free-advise) 5. Click on Save. All settings can be configured from your login account which you receive on the welcome message from My Adviser forum. This is a heavily participated forum, so you might want to select digest mode under the Edit your Profile setting so that you receive ONE summarized digest instead of multiple e-mails. .....................................................................

Master Cecil: How do I determine what the correct period of a house is: it was originally built 1962 as a 2 story house, but completely renovated (a couple of walls stayed, roof stayed , but all windows and many walls came off and a third story was added, This renovation took place in '97 & moved in '98, It is a Jen Facing. Also, they want to add depth to the second floor where living room & dining room are, leaving the other floors (1 & 3) intact. I have a feeling that his will alter the Xuan Kong of the house. Is this advisable? This house has a large radio antenna, crossing the street. Can a convex mirror help? A large wall with 2 garage doors surrounds the house, and there is a gate giving access to the front door. (Front door is made of all glass and back walls of house are all windows?for view purposes.)In front of either the gate/ or garage doors, there is a light pole and a large pine tree. Is a bagua recommended in each of these garage doors? Thanking you in advance and blessings this 2003!, Mimi

Master Cecil: To analyze an l shaped shopping center where my relative wants to set her business,do I just consider the direction if the unit she wants or do I figure out the whole center for forms and Xuan Kong? Again many thanks, Mimi

Cecil: I am truly very grateful for your feedback. I do appreciate it and so will my friend. I have always appreciated the immediate response you have always given me. Many thanks and blessings to you and all of yours. Mimi Casavantes

Cecil: I am a serious student of Traditional Feng Shui, Xuan Kong. I belong to the discussion groups in Chinese Astrology, read at least 40 books on Feng Shui, studied with Master Sang in Los Angeles, read articles on Geomancy.net, and continue to read as much as I can. This is my question: I have a friend whose house : 1.Faces 124 degrees 2.Chen Facing Hsu Sitting. 3.Period 7 . 4.Wang Shang Wang Shui House 5.The house is elongated and although the main entrance is at the SW corner (on the side ). She plans on placing Fu Dogs (They are very big 52" high , bronze that were once in the entrance of a bank) on the SW side in front of main entrance. Do these go there or do they actually go in the SE facing side on the outside of property? There are houses in front across the street in the SE Facing side and a houses both on the SW & NE corners. Is she not going to harm the people next door if she were to place then outside the SW corner where her main entrance is located? Where can I find information on the correct placement ? I am very grateful for your orientation. Mimi

Appended by Cecil : Dear Mimi, appreciate if you can upload the attachment as it was not found with your message. - Regards, Cecil I would really appreciate your input. Is this the correct way to grid an L sahped house? It is a Mao facing 87 Degrees Period 6.

Case 1: Endrika Construction Date: 1979 Period 6 Degrees 253.5 Keng Facing (F to R) House was uninhabited for 9 months and couple moved in Nov 4, 2001 Doing considerable remodeling No roof change yet. 1.Would this house be considered a Period 6 or 7 ? 2. This house is a Wang Shang Wang Shui house in period 6, but a Reverse house period 7, bur also has a combination 10 . Does this cancel the effects of the Reverse house for Period 7? 3. This house was unoccuppied for 9 months. Considerable remodeling is being done, ut no roof change. Does this change the period? Looking forward to your insight. Respectfully yours, Mimi