Front door faces back door

[Sandi]

I just wanted to find out if there is a problem with my front door, it faces central east. Will it have bad effects as it is directly opposite to back door central west in the house. However, there is a brick wall in the centre of the house that is between the two doors. If it will cause a problem what would you suggest to rectify the problem. Also I have cathedral or high sloping ceilings in the main living area of the house with wood facing on them, however there are no exposed beams. Is this good or bad, and if so how can it be rectified. Thankyou in advance.
Regards Sandi

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Sandi,
1. Based on what you had mentioned, you should not have a problem in the situation where although the front and back door are directly opposite each other. As, there is a wall between the two front and back door.
2. In Feng Shui, it is advisable not to be under a sloping roof. However, this is much better than directly under (sitting) under a beam. The higher the ceiling the better.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/11/00 8:55:20 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I just wanted to find out if
there is a problem with my
front door, it faces central
east. Will it have bad
effects as it is directly
opposite to back door central
west in the house. However,
there is a brick wall in the
centre of the house that is
between the two doors. If it
will cause a problem what
would you suggest to rectify
the problem. Also I have
cathedral or high sloping
ceilings in the main living
area of the house with wood
facing on them, however there
are no exposed beams. Is this
good or bad, and if so how can
it be rectified. Thankyou in
advance.
Regards Sandi