Sleeping under a Ceiling fan

[suda]

Dear Cecil,
If one sleeps under a ceiling fan, does the part of the body which comes right below the fan get affected? Eg: if its the stomach, does one end up with stomach upsets and the like? If so, any alternative if one has to continue sleeping under the fan because of lack of other sleeping space?
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
1. Ceciling or electrical fan are considered `modern' inventions at the age where electricity was invented.
2. In some articles, it was said that an air conditioner is `worse-off'. This is because, usually, air is circulated in a `closed' room. If the aircon filters or dampness, fugus could grow and circulate within the room.
Furthermore, air or moisture in the room becomes very dry.
3. Some Feng Shui practitioners believe the rotation of the fan blades (I believe some feel that if they are made of metal) would create `metal' disturbance.
4. In my opinion, if it is a `daily necessity' it is still acceptable to be used.
5. As the ceiling fan is an economical means of `cooling' a room (minimal amount of electricity as opposed to an aircon), I would say that it can be used.
6. So far, there are few side effects from the use of fans (if any). If one gets stomach upsets etc.. it could be because of other things or perhaps that person is `sensitive' to the `fan'. In any case, the speed can be adjusted to a comfortable level.
7. All these such as use of fans are considered secondary to `Feng Shui'. There are more important considerations in Feng Shui such as good Shapes and Form of the home.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 6/28/00 7:17:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
If one sleeps under a ceiling
fan, does the part of the body
which comes right below the
fan get affected? Eg: if its
the stomach, does one end up
with stomach upsets and the
like? If so, any alternative
if one has to continue
sleeping under the fan because
of lack of other sleeping
space?
Thanks.

[goldenguyrules@yahoo.com]

I don't know really, but i do wonder about the subtleties of electrical and static charge/discharge; in that photograph of the charged particles would VERY definitely indicate an issue to be dealt with. Rev.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Rev. Michael,
I do agree with you. There are known `issues' ion flows and in there are also many brands of ion `charges' in the market to improve the `health' in a room.
In the past, Feng Shui assessment is done more for a large site such as a city. Thus, in general, if it is a good site, commerce or livelyhood of the people located in the city can prospher.
Nowadays, seems like more people are more concerned with `Feng Shui' of a specific location like a home.
In my opinion, priority should always first go to S.W.O.T. analaysis.
Here, S = Strenghts; W = Weakness; O = Opportunities; and lastly T = Threats.
Even under the Shapes and Form Feng Shui a holistic approached is needed i.e. Environmental, Site, Building and location scanning are important.
I feel that if the above basics are done right, other things like placement of a fan etc.. thou may be important are but in my opinion, are of secondary importance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 6/30/00 4:11:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I don't know really, but i do
wonder about the subtleties of
electrical and static
charge/discharge; in that
photograph of the charged
particles would VERY
definitely indicate an issue
to be dealt with. Rev.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear All,
1. One interesting thing to note about Feng Shui is as mentioned below, in the past, Feng Shui was done more to access the potential of a new city.
2. Here, if the city is situated in a good location, in general, it would mean that this would be good for the community.
3. Thus if we look at it, this means that overall, we as individuals may not need to do a Feng Shui audit for ourselves.
4. But of course, many of us, would like to have a `COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE' or one up, or an edge.
5. The above would mean that most of us, do not need to do a FS audit and can still prospher.
6. Thus there are some people, who have taken up on `Feng Shui' and have faired worse because of poor recommendations given.
The usual caution like:
`Playing with fire';
`A little knowledge is a dangerous thing';
`If it ain't broken why fix it';
7. There were several cases, I read sometime back in the Feng Shui newsgroup that someone had his life ruined because his wife, listened to a FS practitioner and used up all the money on FS enhancements.
Thus, bad "Feng Shui", has been dragged down to being accused of as a `root cause' of a broken marriage.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 6/30/00 10:25:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Rev. Michael,
I do agree with you. There are
known `issues' ion flows and
in there are also many brands
of ion `charges' in the market
to improve the `health' in a
room.
In the past, Feng Shui
assessment is done more for a
large site such as a city.
Thus, in general, if it is a
good site, commerce or
livelyhood of the people
located in the city can
prospher.
Nowadays, seems like more
people are more concerned with
`Feng Shui' of a specific
location like a home.
In my opinion, priority should
always first go to S.W.O.T.
analaysis.
Here, S = Strenghts; W =
Weakness; O = Opportunities;
and lastly T = Threats.
Even under the Shapes and Form
Feng Shui a holistic
approached is needed i.e.
Environmental, Site, Building
and location scanning are
important.
I feel that if the above
basics are done right, other
things like placement of a fan
etc.. thou may be important
are but in my opinion, are of
secondary importance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 6/30/00 4:11:00 PM, Rev. Michael
Goldsun wrote:
I don't know really, but i do
wonder about the subtleties of
electrical and static
charge/discharge; in that
photograph of the charged
particles would VERY
definitely indicate an issue
to be dealt with. Rev.