Unchangeable Negative Influences(Apartment)

[myfs_154717]

I am new to feng shui and attempting to apply it to the best of my ability within my apartment.
I have read much information in books and online, however have become concerned with a few aspects that are unchangeable within my apartment.
I also am currently in the midst of separation/possible reconciliation with my husband(I am living alone), and very much concerned with any negative impacts on the marriage area(is my bedroom), as well as the fame/reputation area(is my bathroom).
Aside from these two aspects my apartment entrance is on the second floor(outside stairs) with a sliding glass door, that also is in the "back" of the apartment, facing away from road(I only have windows on the road facing side of my apartment).
Although the view outside of the entrance and onto the porch is that of nature and a distant road over across a field...I am concerned with not having any "true" main entrance as well as the door being full glass, and wonder if there is any remedies that could help me with these issues as well as the best way to handle the bathroom specifically, and the bedroom(other than objects in pairs).
Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. If you have read much information then; you could do a quick check on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, (first).
2. Under Shapes and Forms, some of the major considerations include : whether there are any openings e.g. opening a main door leading towards a window or balcony "opening".
2.1 And any external threats to your apartment e.g. low floor : tree trunk etc...
2.2 Any missing corners
You wrote: "(is my bedroom), as well as the fame/reputation area(is my bathroom)."
3. Hopefully you not onlyknow how to plot a Flying Star chart but also now how to either enhance good sectors and neutralise bad qi.
3.1 Hopefully, you don't apply information from sites that apply only Fixed Template "Fung Sway" as opposed to Flying Star and (Eight House).
4. It would be good if (your ba zi is taken into consideration).
5. Frankly, I really don't know how to put it. Simply; if one tries to cut corners, it will no longer be effective.
6. Alternatively, if you think you have major issues and don't know how to redress them; then DIY may not be the path to take.......may have to seek those expert help.

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On 4/21/2012 6:33:20 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I am new to feng shui and
attempting to apply it to the
best of my ability within my
apartment.I have read
much information in books and
online, however have become
concerned with a few aspects
that are unchangeable within
my apartment. I also am
currently in the midst of
separation/possible
reconciliation with my
husband(I am living alone),
and very much concerned with
any negative impacts on the
marriage area(is my bedroom),
as well as the fame/reputation
area(is my bathroom).Aside
from these two aspects my
apartment entrance is on the
second floor(outside stairs)
with a sliding glass door,
that also is in the "back" of
the apartment, facing away
from road(I only have windows
on the road facing side of my
apartment).Althoug
h the view outside of the
entrance and onto the porch is
that of nature and a distant
road over across a field...I
am concerned with not having
any "true" main entrance as
well as the door being full
glass, and wonder if there is
any remedies that could help
me with these issues as well
as the best way to handle the
bathroom specifically, and the
bedroom(other than objects in
pairs).Any ideas or
suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.Thank You

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned earlier, you could perhaps see if any of the following helps or not:-
(In no correct order)
1. If you do apply some cures:
The Customer Engineer Concept
2. Fix-the-Leak, First!
Often your apartment should have at least two or easily three major issues. You really need to find out the correct issues or problems.
Most common mistake is to take the easy way out and be taken in into buying useless commercial products in the name of Feng Shui. This is like for some; overeating to try to overcome or let them forget their problems.
3. Feng Shui Triage
Reminder: If there is no proper trouble-shooting; Garbage in garbage out.
4. The Concept of Maximizing Marks
This is mathematics of scoring points. Hopefully from a - D or - F to a pass or better!
5. No amount of written text as what you had written, can reveal what are the actual issues or problems.

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On 4/22/2012 8:37:22 AM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. If you
have read much information then; you
could do a quick check on Shapes and
Forms Feng Shui, (first).2. Under Shapes
and Forms, some of the major
considerations include : whether there
are any openings e.g. opening a main
door leading towards a window or balcony
"opening". 2.1 And any external threats
to your apartment e.g. low floor : tree
trunk etc... 2.2 Any missing cornersYou
wrote: "(is my bedroom), as well as the
fame/reputation area(is my bathroom)."3.
Hopefully you not onlyknow how to
plot a Flying Star chart but also now
how to either enhance good sectors and
neutralise bad qi. 3.1 Hopefully, you
don't apply information from sites that
apply only Fixed Template "Fung Sway" as
opposed to Flying Star and (Eight
House).4. It would be good if (your ba
zi is taken into consideration).5.
Frankly, I really don't know how to put
it. Simply; if one tries to cut
corners, it will no longer be
effective.6. Alternatively, if you think
you have major issues and don't know how
to redress them; then DIY may not be the
path to take.......may have to seek
those expert help.On 4/21/2012 6:33:20
PM, Anonymous wrote:
I am new to
feng shui and
attempting to apply it
to the
best of my ability within my
apartment.I have read
much
information in books and
online,
however have become
concerned with a
few aspects
that are unchangeable
within
my apartment. I also am
currently in the midst of
separation/possible
reconciliation with my
husband(I
am living alone),
and very much
concerned with
any negative impacts
on the
marriage area(is my bedroom),
as well as the fame/reputation
area(is my bathroom).Aside
from
these two aspects my
apartment
entrance is on the
second
floor(outside stairs)
with a sliding
glass door,
that also is in the
"back" of
the apartment, facing away
from road(I only have windows
on
the road facing side of my
apartment).Althoug
h
the view outside of the
entrance and
onto the porch is
that of nature and
a distant
road over across a
field...I
am concerned with not
having
any "true" main entrance as
well as the door being full
glass, and wonder if there is
any remedies that could help
me
with these issues as well
as the
best way to handle the
bathroom
specifically, and the
bedroom(other
than objects in
pairs).Any ideas or
suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.Thank You