Twong Posted March 21, 2000 Share Posted March 21, 2000 I live in a condo facing North. I am a wood-tiger. I was wondering where and if I should place a small water fountain INSIDE my home.Also, the bathroom is in the southwest corner of my condo and I have been having very bad luck relationship-wise. I heard that if I place a five rod windchime in the bathroom that it will deflect the bad energy. Is this true? Also are hollow metal rods okay? Does it matter what color the windchimes are or if they are decrative? or should they be as plain as possible without ornaments? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted March 21, 2000 Staff Share Posted March 21, 2000 Dear T Wong,Please see below:- Quote On 3/21/00 4:38:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:I live in a condo facingNorth. I am a wood-tiger. Iwas wondering where and if Ishould place a small waterfountain INSIDE my home. Ideally, if your condo has a water element, it would be best to `ride' on the water position of the condominum especially if it enhances the entire plot of land.If you want to place a small water fountain:1. It should usually be inside the living room.2. It should not be at the centre of the house.3. Preferably, that the breadwinner or the spouse is not a weak fire person or strong water element person.4.If the condo is not big, or less than 1,400 sq feet, one should think twice placing the fountain.5. If one places a fountain, some asked, should I switch it on 24 hours? Usually, if the fountain is small, it will have minimal impact as e.g. the beneficial Qi created, is insignificant. One consideration is that if it is turned off, one might consider it `broken'. Quote Also, the bathroom is in thesouthwest corner of my condoand I have been having verybad luck relationship-wise. Iheard that if I place a fiverod windchime in the bathroomthat it will deflect the badenergy. Is this true? Also arehollow metal rods okay? Doesit matter what color thewindchimes are or if they aredecrative? or should they beas plain as possible withoutornaments? The SW or romance corner you mentioned is based on the Eight Associations or Life Aspirations concept. This is a static interpretation of the Gua. As this is concept is too general, in my opinion, it does not matter if one enhances the sector or not.I am not sure, how a wind chime can help in an enclosed toilet. Firstly, for a `hobbist' or one who enjoys the sound of the wind chime, I believe the toilet is too sheltered for it to make a sound. Secondly, perhaps, you can share with us where did you come across that a wind chime should be placed in a toilet.Ideally, one must be careful if one wants to place a metallic wind chime at the West, NW and NE. If placed wrongly it may be `bad'.Warmest Regards,Cecil Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Twong Posted March 22, 2000 Share Posted March 22, 2000 I heard about the windchime remedy from Lilian Too's book '"101 Feng Shui Tips for the home" Also, just out of curiosity what is considered a "beam". I currently sleep under a air vent which is covered in ceiling material to camoflage the protruding vent tube. It is covered but it runs right accross my bedroom ceiling. It looks like a big 1 foot(height) by 1 foot(width) by 15 foot(lenght) box stuck on the ceiling. Would you consider this a beam? If so, what is the best remedy for this in the bedroom. Thanks for your help! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted March 22, 2000 Staff Share Posted March 22, 2000 Dear T Wong,Please see below: Quote On 3/22/00 11:46:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:I heard about the windchimeremedy from Lilian Too's book'"101 Feng Shui Tips for thehome"Usually these tips are very general tips and are not personalized to the individual's home.Also, just out of curiositywhat is considered a "beam". Icurrently sleep under a airvent which is covered inceiling material to camoflagethe protruding vent tube. Itis covered but it runs rightaccross my bedroom ceiling. Itlooks like a big 1foot(height) by 1 foot(width)by 15 foot(lenght) box stuckon the ceiling. Would youconsider this a beam? If so,what is the best remedy forthis in the bedroom. Imagine this: if the ceiling above you is flat, then there is no `beam'. If the ceiling above has a supporting beam to support the structure of the above unit/floor than, it is a beam.Under Feng Shui, even if there is a ceiling beam but if it is fully covered under a false ceiling, this no longer becomes a `threat.'Warmest Regards,Cecil Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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