Fireplace in Bedroom

[myfs_149382]

Greetings:
This issue has been on my mind for a very long time. I have a Southwest Bedroom. There is a non-working marble fireplace in the North/Northwest part of the bedroom. A solid rectangular black metal covering is located 2/3 way up from the bottom in the center. On the floor below the fireplace is more marble which is about 1 x 5 square feet. This fireplace also has about 5 sharp corners on each side and my bed is across from one of the 2 sets of corners. I simply cannot put my bed any place else in the room and even if I were to have a different size bed, it would not help. I have tried to figure out the cures myself, but I keep going in circles. Please help me with a solution.
Thank you very much,
Lisa
New York City

[Cecil Lee]

Frankly, there are a few considerations:-
1. If you have been happily staying in the home and realistically speaking; no major issues or concerns; then the adage: "If it ain't broken; don't fix it".
2. For all you know or don't know; your bedroom may even do with a little "symbolic" fire!
3. Don't worry too much!
4. Say; if there is no cure required so why "torture" yourself trying to find such a cure?
5. Be happy I would be more concerned today, if I am in California.. waiting for the next one... In New York.. what is there to worry about, right?
6. Look at the Tsunami that wiped out parts of north-east Japan and the homeless. Compared to them; your woes is "pussy cat"... all in the mind...

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On 3/21/2011 2:44:01 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Greetings:This issue has been
on my mind for a very long
time. I have a Southwest
Bedroom. There is a
non-working marble fireplace
in the North/Northwest part of
the bedroom. A solid
rectangular black metal
covering is located 2/3 way up
from the bottom in the center.
On the floor below the
fireplace is more marble which
is about 1 x 5 square feet.
This fireplace also has about
5 sharp corners on each side
and my bed is across from one
of the 2 sets of corners. I
simply cannot put my bed any
place else in the room and
even if I were to have a
different size bed, it would
not help. I have tried to
figure out the cures myself,
but I keep going in circles.
Please help me with a
solution.Thank you very
much,LisaNew York City

[Cecil Lee]

What is this thing about "Grandma's advice?" What is it? And what is the purpose of her advice?

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On 3/21/2011 3:29:34 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Frankly, there are a few
considerations:-1. If you have been
happily staying in the home and
realistically speaking; no major issues
or concerns; then the adage: "If it
ain't broken; don't fix it".2. For all
you know or don't know; your bedroom may
even do with a little "symbolic" fire!3.
Don't worry too much! 4. Say; if there
is no cure required so why "torture"
yourself trying to find such a cure? 5.
Be happy I would be more concerned
today, if I am in California.. waiting
for the next one... In New York.. what
is there to worry about, right? 6. Look
at the Tsunami that wiped out parts of
north-east Japan and the homeless.
Compared to them; your woes is "pussy
cat"... all in the mind... On 3/21/2011
2:44:01 AM, lisa williams wrote:
Greetings:This issue has been
on
my mind for a very long
time.
I have a Southwest
Bedroom.
There is a
non-working marble
fireplace
in the North/Northwest
part of
the bedroom. A solid
rectangular black metal
covering
is located 2/3 way up
from the
bottom in the center.
On the floor
below the
fireplace is more marble
which
is about 1 x 5 square feet.
This fireplace also has about
5
sharp corners on each side
and my
bed is across from one
of the 2 sets
of corners. I
simply cannot put my
bed any
place else in the room and
even if I were to have a
different size bed, it would
not
help. I have tried to
figure out the
cures myself,
but I keep going in
circles.
Please help me with a
solution.Thank you very
much,LisaNew York City

[myfs_149382]

Dear Master Lee:
Thank you for the info. I guess I was concerned about nothing. I figured that since I am a
9 Weak Fire--East Group person and my bedroom is in the Southwest (irritation--my best location is a North bedroom) a fireplace with poison arrows would be compounding the problem. Could this be the reason I do not sleep well? I don't know...maybe. Not to mention the lampost in the front left hand side of the house is an issue. But maybe this lampost makes up for Green Dragon on the left (look at me now--I think I am landscape feng shui expert now) And the tree on the right hand side of the house has branches that reach across my bedroom window. Oh man!!! Well anyway I do not have the major problems that Japan is having right now. I really should focus more healing energy around them instead. I will. I want to make sure the geometry in my environment will assist in the intensity of this focus. Besides sleeping...not so good. Money...not so good. I could use some improving for myself. It would be nice. I did put an orange paisley pashmina (silk) over the arrows of the fireplace some time ago because putting a plant to suppress it is not good in bedroom. Any suggestions would be appreciated. And you are correct about grandma. My grandma and my mother would tell me "Don't worry--just move out of that house", and come live with either of them.

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On 3/21/2011 4:35:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:
What is this thing about "Grandma's
advice?" What is it? And what is the
purpose of her advice?On 3/21/2011
3:29:34 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Frankly, there are a few
considerations:-1. If you have been
happily staying in the home and
realistically speaking; no major
issues >or concerns; then the adage:
"If it >ain't broken; don't fix
it".2. For all >you know or don't
know; your bedroom may >even do with
a little "symbolic" fire!3. >Don't
worry too much! 4. Say; if there >is
no cure required so why "torture"
yourself trying to find such a cure?
5. >Be happy I would be more
concerned >today, if I am in
California.. waiting >for the next
one... In New York.. what >is there
to worry about, right? 6. Look >at
the Tsunami that wiped out parts of
north-east Japan and the homeless.
Compared to them; your woes is
"pussy >cat"... all in the mind... On
3/21/2011 >2:44:01 AM, lisa williams
wrote: >>Greetings:This issue has
been >on >my mind for a very long
time. >I have a Southwest
Bedroom. >There is a
non-working marble >fireplace
in the North/Northwest >part of
the bedroom. A solid
rectangular black metal
covering >is located 2/3 way up
from the >bottom in the center.
On the floor >below the
fireplace is more marble >which
is about 1 x 5 square feet.
This fireplace also has about
5 >sharp corners on each side
and my >bed is across from one
of the 2 sets >of corners. I
simply cannot put my >bed any
place else in the room and
even if I were to have a
different size bed, it would
not >help. I have tried to
figure out the >cures myself,
but I keep going in >circles.
Please help me with a
solution.Thank you very
much,LisaNew York City

[Cecil Lee]

I have confession to make! Frankly, such Shapes and Forms questions is about using one's sight to make judgements.
And what happens when the key ingredient: visual sight or pictures or photos are missing? Very vague generalisation to often, it is better not to reply to these questions. The major fear is mis-interpretation of information.
Therefore, especially Shapes and Forms or postings that are always text only ...hmmmm... what can I say!

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On 3/25/2011 5:43:32 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee:Thank you for the info.
I guess I was concerned about
nothing. I figured that since I am
a9 Weak Fire--East Group person and my
bedroom is in the Southwest
(irritation--my best location is a North
bedroom) a fireplace with poison arrows
would be compounding the problem. Could
this be the reason I do not sleep well?
I don't know...maybe. Not to
mention the lampost in the front left
hand side of the house is an issue.
But maybe this lampost makes up
for Green Dragon on the left (look at me
now--I think I am landscape feng shui
expert now) And the tree on the
right hand side of the house has
branches that reach across my bedroom
window. Oh man!!! Well
anyway I do not have the major problems
that Japan is having right now. I
really should focus more healing energy
around them instead. I will.
I want to make sure the geometry
in my environment will assist in the
intensity of this focus. Besides
sleeping...not so good.
Money...not so good. I could
use some improving for myself. It
would be nice. I did put an orange
paisley pashmina (silk) over the arrows
of the fireplace some time ago because
putting a plant to suppress it is not
good in bedroom. Any suggestions
would be appreciated. And you are
correct about grandma. My grandma
and my mother would tell me "Don't
worry--just move out of that house", and
come live with either of them.On
3/21/2011 4:35:45 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
What is this thing about "Grandma's
advice?" What is it? And what is the
purpose of her advice?On 3/21/2011
3:29:34 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Frankly, there are a few
considerations:-1. If you have
been
happily staying in the home and
realistically speaking; no major
issues
or concerns; then the
adage:
"If it
ain't broken; don't fix
it".2. For all
you know or don't
know; your bedroom may
even do
with
a little "symbolic" fire!3.
Don't
worry too much! 4. Say; if there
is
no cure required so why "torture"
yourself trying to find such a
cure?
5.
Be happy I would be more
concerned
today, if I am in
California.. waiting
for the
next
one... In New York.. what
is
there
to worry about, right? 6. Look
at
the Tsunami that wiped out parts of
north-east Japan and the
homeless.
Compared to them; your woes is
"pussy
cat"... all in the
mind... On
3/21/2011
2:44:01 AM, lisa
williams
wrote:
Greetings:This issue
has
been
on
my mind for a very
long
time.
I have a
Southwest
Bedroom.
There is a
non-working marble
fireplace
in the North/Northwest
part
of
the bedroom. A solid

rectangular black metal
covering
is located 2/3 way
up
from the
bottom in the
center.
On the floor
below the
fireplace is more marble
which
is about 1 x 5 square feet.

This fireplace also has
about
5
sharp corners on each side
and my
bed is across from
one
of the 2 sets
of corners. I
simply cannot put my
bed any
place else in the room and

even if I were to have a

different size bed, it would
not
help. I have tried to
figure out the
cures myself,
but I keep going in
circles.
Please help me with a

solution.Thank you very

much,LisaNew York City