Door facing another door.

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Hi cecil,
I know its bad feng shui to have door facing another door. =According to the chinese, its mean a mouth facing another mouth. Some =say its create argument.Some also says that in a door facing door =situation, there may be a lot of competitor at work. But what if one =door is bigger than another? Does it makes things better or worse?
Thank you
Steven
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Hi
cecil,
I =know
its bad feng shui to have door facing another door. According to the =chinese,
its mean a mouth facing another mouth. Some say its create =argument.Some
also says that ina door facing door situation, there may be a lot =of
competitor at work. But what if one door is bigger =than
another? Does it makes things better or worse?

Thank you

Steven

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[Cecil Lee]

Dear Steven,
Overall, in very general terms, if one door is bigger than the other, and based on the moouth facing another mouth, the one with the larger mouth would eventually `be the winner'.
Well, the above is only a literal interpretation based on the `mouth' to `mouth' senario. A `bigger' mouth would always be able to `swallow' the smaller mouth.
If it is me, I would certainly try to occupy the room with the bigger door. *JOKE*
Anyway, if we look at it, this is a LOSE-LOSE situation. There are no winners in a quarrel or constant argument.
To lesser the blow, a screen or a small linen cabinet can be placed (to act like a screen) on one side of the door.
Usually, if one door is smaller, it would suggest that this may not be a bedroom? Perhaps a kitchen? or a storeroom.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 4/11/00 11:57:51 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi cecil,
I know its bad feng shui to
have door facing another door.
=According to the chinese, its
mean a mouth facing another
mouth. Some =say its create
argument.Some also says that
in a door facing door
=situation, there may be a lot
of competitor at work. But
what if one =door is bigger
than another? Does it makes
things better or worse?
Thank you
Steven