Studio apartment and poison arrows from furniture

[VIRGO]

Hello,
I have few questions.My husband & I live in a studio apt., I am metal(6)& hubby is water(1).Computer, TV,stereo, all in the same room, you can imagine.And we have a canopy bed w/ curtains because of my husband, he works at nite and sleeps during the day. And we also have square,octagonical,and L-shaped furnishings, I've read it can be poison arrows.What can I do to remedy my situations & how can I resolve them.I'm a beginner, I really need help! Thanx alot!

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Lysa,
1. As a `beginner' to Feng Shui, I suggest you take your time to `digest' all the various forms of Feng Shui.
2.The main consideration is that most of the time, most of us do not really need Feng Shui to enhance our lives (contrary to what some may think).
3. Some of the questions one can ask if one really (or desperately need Feng Shui is):-
For self:
3.1. Does one or a family member falls sick often?
3.2. Does accidents or misfortune occur?
Usually, if the answer is No for both 3.1 and 3.2, one do not really need Feng Shui.
As these are no longer `life threatening' situations and if one can live without Feng Shui for so long, why not live without it.


Many Feng Shui concepts are based on commonsense approach and usually, our `sixth' sense are equally good. For example, there are so many people in the world where the find a nice house, live and prospher i.e. good health, good family, good occupation.
For business:
3.3 Is my business doing well or fair badly
when compared to other business in the same industry.
If the business fair badly when compared to other business in the same industry, then this is a candiate for Feng Shui to help improve the situation.
4. The reason for not using Feng Shui for some of us has been mentioned in a few recent forum messages.
This is based on the concept under Pillars of Destiny where, some of us are blessed and literally handed a sliver spoon while others no matter what `Feng Shui' we do lead normal lifes.
The distinction here is that our lives are normal but NON-death threatening. Thus Feng Shui may not be needed here.
Thus one should spent more positive time doing something rather than pin our hopes on `Feng Shui'.
In fact, many people live an enriched life doing something they love. For example, resulting from a hobby etc...
5. More importanly, if you have a studio apartment, do keep it tidy and less clutter. Other than this, as mentioned above, do take your time to `learn' more of what is more relevant to many people.
6. Not all Feng Shui theories can work for everyone. But do try those that can work for most people. This is the most sensible approach to Feng Shui.
7. Remember to `question' the purpose of each concept or theory, its advantages and disadvantages. This will go a long way to the proper use of Feng Shui.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/24/00 4:13:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello,
I have few questions.My
husband & I live in a studio
apt., I am metal(6)& hubby is
water(1).Computer, TV,stereo,
all in the same room, you can
imagine.And we have a canopy
bed w/ curtains because of my
husband, he works at nite and
sleeps during the day. And we
also have
square,octagonical,and
L-shaped furnishings, I've
read it can be poison
arrows.What can I do to remedy
my situations & how can I
resolve them.I'm a beginner, I
really need help! Thanx alot!