Center of house in 2013

[myfs_151145]

The center of my house has 6 as the base star, 4 as the mountain star and 8 as the water star, with 5 as the yearly star. It is a hallway with a light. Given the 5 as the yearly star, what should I do to minimize negative energy in that sector?

[Cecil Lee]

In my opinion there are two schools of thought, here:-
1. The ultra conservative or rather extremely phobic practitioner and their equally phobic or panicky client or friend or follower.
1.1 If you choose to be aligned to the above, most likely, you will be offered this solution:
"Ladies and Gentlemen please hang a six hollow rod wind chime at this area (full stop)"
2. If you belong to the liberal school of Feng Shui then..... yawn... snore... "OH SORRY! What did you just say?" And snore and most likely do nothing and sleep peacefully throughout the entire year!
3. So YOUR CALL.
4. There is no right or wrong answers, here.
5. Look at it this way: if this is America: you either choose the Republican or Democrats.
6. People like us in Singapore where we don't have that much choices: how about: Heads you win (Para 1); tails you select Para 2?

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On 1/24/2013 9:21:59 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The center of my house has 6
as the base star, 4 as the
mountain star and 8 as the
water star, with 5 as the
yearly star. It is a
hallway with a light.
Given the 5 as the
yearly star, what should I do
to minimize negative energy in
that sector?

[Cecil Lee]

1. In my opinion, usually the effects of #5 will affect mostly those with large open spaces at the centrepoint (be it a home or office)
2. Just last week, I received a call from a regular client. He was late in calling for a yearly review this year.
3. And just twoweeks ago, suddenly, there were lots of defects in his precision production factory.
4. I went down last week to help neutralize the problem.
5. His is a medium sized company and in the sample illustration, you can see that the centrepoint of his office is "smack" in the middle of the office that has a large open area.
6. For a home, and if this is the common corridor or the toilet at or near the centrepoint, as mentioned earlier no need to be phobic about it.

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On 1/24/2013 9:30:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
In my opinion there are two schools of
thought, here:-1. The ultra conservative
or rather extremely phobic practitioner
and their equally phobic or panicky
client or friend or follower.1.1 If you
choose to be aligned to the above, most
likely, you will be offered this
solution: "Ladies and Gentlemen please
hang a six hollow rod wind chime at this
area (full stop)"2. If you belong to the
liberal school of Feng Shui then.....
yawn... snore... "OH SORRY! What did you
just say?" And snore and most likely do
nothing and sleep peacefully throughout
the entire year!3. So YOUR CALL. 4.
There is no right or wrong answers,
here.5. Look at it this way: if this is
America: you either choose the
Republican or Democrats.6. People like
us in Singapore where we don't have that
much choices: how about: Heads you win
(Para 1); tails you select Para 2?On
1/24/2013 9:21:59 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The center of my house has 6
as
the base star, 4 as the
mountain
star and 8 as the
water star, with 5
as the
yearly star. It is a
hallway with a light.
Given the 5 as the
yearly
star, what should I do
to minimize
negative energy in
that sector?