Fire Hydrant & Bedroom Door

[kchong]

Hi Cecil,
I am born in February 22, 1968 and after using the online tools in your website, I bought a house facing southwest. The house is situated on a cul-de-sac and on higher ground than the rest of the community. The backyard is on a very low ground (walk-out basement). The house has a detention pond on the back and another one to the left (East side) of the house. After going through your online tools, I knew the house is facing to my excellent position.
However, there is a fire hydrant and storm drainage in front of my house. Is there any harm to the house or to the occupants of the house? (My wife is born on May 20, 1970). Are there any remedy that I should apply to "cure" the situation?
Finally, the main entrance is in a direct line with the master bedroom's door which is on the second floor. How to remedy such situation and what harm does it do?
Thank you very much.
KEM CHONG
chongmach@yahoo.com
847-832-0612

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Kem Chong,
Please see below:-

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On 5/26/00 7:31:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
I am born in February 22, 1968
and after using the online
tools in your website, I
bought a house facing
southwest. The house is
situated on a cul-de-sac and
on higher ground than the rest
of the community. The backyard
is on a very low ground
(walk-out basement). The house
has a detention pond on the
back and another one to the
left (East side) of the house.
After going through your
online tools, I knew the house
is facing to my excellent
position.
However, there is a fire
hydrant and storm drainage in
front of my house. Is there
any harm to the house or to
the occupants of the house?
(My wife is born on May 20,
1970). Are there any remedy
that I should apply to "cure"
the situation?

To `test' whether this is a Sha Qi or poison arrow, try to stand at the main entrance facing out of the house.
Is the fire hydrant tangent to your main entrance i.e. slicing the main entrance? If no, then it is not a poison arrow. Especially if it is at one side.
Does the storm drain approach your main entrance directly? If not, then this is also not a poison arrow.
Perhaps, you can first confirm the above.

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Finally, the main entrance is
in a direct line with the
master bedroom's door which is
on the second floor. How to
remedy such situation and what
harm does it do?

This should not be an issue especially if (if I read correctly) that both are on different floors.
In order to have a direct line, the man entrance should be on the same line of sight as the master bedroom door on the same level.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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Thank you very much.
KEM CHONG
chongmach@yahoo.com
847-832-0612