My feng shui nightmare with BTB feng shui

[fufu_88_99]

Dear forum members,
I would like to share my feng shui nightmare with you. Since I want to warn other members
not to install water features with out first
doing a pillar of destiny chart and flying star chart.
Last year I installed a water fountain outside my house and installed a fish tank inside and lots of other cures on the advise of the BTB feng shui consultant. And need less to say it was disastrous. I lost my job
got involved in a accident and developed severe health problems and financial problems. So instead of removing few minor problems which I was facing at that time it
created enormous problems for me.
But luckily, I came across this site and did
a pillar of destiny and flying star report.
And found out that I was incompatible with water and removed all the cures(including fountain and fish tank) after consulting with robert lee. And I was told that all my problems were due to the excess
of water and those extra cures which I did not need. And things are improving for me.
My health is 80% better. So I think feng shui
works if done correctly.
Hope my experience will help other readers and hope they would not hire a BTB consultant
and would not install any water feature or
make any drastic changes in their office or
home environment before consulting a proper
traditional feng shui master or if they are
interested it doing feng shui by themselves
then they should do a proper pillar of destiny and flying star report and consult
with robert lee or cecil lee.

[Kieron]

The scary thing is that with "fast food" FS, magazines, talk shows, etc., tell you do this for luck, never do that, etc., without explaining the 5 elements and balance. Before I discovered this site, I had read a magazine article about how to use FS to improve my wealth, health, etc., using metal and mirrors. I was all set to start doing this, but then I was told about Geomancy.com
and I'm very grateful I didn't use metal, wind chimes or mirrors!!!
I wonder if, as we grow knowledgeable about traditional FS, should we attempt to explain that "cure-all" or "one-size-fits-all" approach doesn't work? For example, a magazine says do this and that... should we write to the magazine and try to explain, or let uninformed readers deal with the consequences of fast food FS? Does anyone have thoughts on this?
--Joe

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Joe,
Thanks for your comments.
So far, other than hiring a good consultant, one do not need to spend more money than is necessary especially in a home environment.
As you also mentioned, we should go down to the basics of Feng Shui and always have an inquiring or questioning "mind".
It is good always to ask questions what and why do a practioner say this or that. Ask for an explanation. And make your own personal judgements.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/18/99 5:55:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The scary thing is that with
"fast food" FS, magazines,
talk shows, etc., tell you do
this for luck, never do that,
etc., without explaining the 5
elements and balance. Before
I discovered this site, I had
read a magazine article about
how to use FS to improve my
wealth, health, etc., using
metal and mirrors. I was all
set to start doing this, but
then I was told about
Geomancy.com
and I'm very grateful I didn't
use metal, wind chimes or
mirrors!!!
I wonder if, as we grow
knowledgeable about
traditional FS, should we
attempt to explain that
"cure-all" or
"one-size-fits-all" approach
doesn't work? For example, a
magazine says do this and
that... should we write to the
magazine and try to explain,
or let uninformed readers deal
with the consequences of fast
food FS? Does anyone have
thoughts on this?
--Joe