Does the back door have any significance?

[Katherine]

I live in the England in the countryside, where it is usual to use the back door for more often than the front door. We have a front door which is used by strangers, and the post man. It has all the usual features such as lighting, letter box etc. Everyone else (including us) use the back door.
To get to the front door you walk through a small metal gate from the road across a grass lawn. All the cars approach via the back entrance and we have a car park at the rear of the property.
Which door should I treat as our main entrance, the front or the back door?
Regards
Kate

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Kate,
1. One `method' is based on where your house number is placed. For example, if your house number is placed above the front door or on the door itself, this is considered your main door.
2. The next question is, to choose a door that is `more favourable'.
If it so happens that under the Flying Star theory and assuming that your house was renovated under Period 7, and there is a double #7 stars, then one should make this the main entrance door.
If one does not want to go indept into using Flying Star, then the next best alternative is to see which door suits the breadwinner best by using the Eight House Theory.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/3/99 1:53:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I live in the England in the
countryside, where it is usual
to use the back door for more
often than the front door. We
have a front door which is
used by strangers, and the
post man. It has all the usual
features such as lighting,
letter box etc. Everyone else
(including us) use the back
door.
To get to the front door you
walk through a small metal
gate from the road across a
grass lawn. All the cars
approach via the back entrance
and we have a car park at the
rear of the property.
Which door should I treat as
our main entrance, the front
or the back door?
Regards
Kate

[Guest]

Dear Cecil ,
I'm first time using onelist service. I happens to see your web site over
the internet.
Currently I'm rather interested into Feng Shui. and has been reading books
about it.
I have some queries here for your advise..
If the family members comprises of both West & East group (understand that
direction that are good for West group will be very bad to East group), does
that mean that the family will always be in conflict ?
And how do you orient the house furniture and fixtures if they have to stay
together?
Thanks & Warmest Regards,
Chris
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