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Dear Evelyn,
It is very common to have both partners (Husband and Wife) each to `belong'
to different groups: East / West.
1. Best is that you can obtain a transparency. Use two different coloured
pens. `Jot' down each partner's intangible force
on the transparency.
2. Next, obtain the layout plan and determine the centrepoint of the house.
3. Get the North to South alignment of the house and indicate this on the
layout plan.
4. Superimpose the transparency on the Layout plan (From a North to South
alignment).
5. Take note of the Death and Disaster intangible force for both partners
(Husband and Wife).
Ideally, the Death or Disaster line does not fall on the main entrance
door and the bedroom where you are sleeping.
(These are the two most important areas to note).
6. The not so bad combinations are:-
e.g. Husband / Wife (or vice versa)
Husband = either Excellent, Prosperity, Health, Longevity while is
Wife = Irritation
Husband = either Excellent, Prosperity, Health, Longevity while is
Wife = Spook
Any of the above combinations of: any of the Four good directions
with Irritation or Spook are acceptable although
not ideal. This is acceptable for the Main entrance door or bedroom or
as I mentioned, any other locations you spent
time.
Hope that helps.
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 6:04 PM
Subject: Front Door Location

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My Husband and I are both of different good locations. He is of the EAST
group while I am a WEST group. Currently my front door faces SOUTH. What
should I do???


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Hi Cecil,
I have followed as advise to prepare 2 transparency. The locations that I found for the front door is SW.
The combination is : Husband-Excellent/Wife-Spook.
Could you advise further if the door should face SW in the SW rectangle or it's OK to be at the S rectangle but facing SW?
Kindly advice. Thank You

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Dear Evelyn,
To determine your main door, you have to:-
1. Find the centrepoint of the house.
2. If you are physically at the home, stand at the centre of the house and
from here determine the main entrance door.
Where best, go out of your home and take the compass reading of the North to
South at a few locations. If in doubt, use the readings taken outside.
3. Can you clarify below:-

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Could you advise further if the door should face SW in the SW rectangle or
it's OK to be at the S rectangle but facing SW?

You have to be exact with the door. From what I understand, I like to
clarify that you have to stand at the centre of the house and from here,
determine the compass direction of the main door. In this case i.e. if your
main door is at the South the compass direction should be around 180 degrees
but if it is at SW it should be at around 225 degrees (around this range),
Hope the above helps.
Cecil
-----Original Message-----
From: Listmanager
To: Recipients of 'free-advice' suppressed suppressed>
Date: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: Front Door Location

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From: "Evelyn Ong"
This message is sent from "free-advice" Mailing List.
Hi Cecil,
I have followed as advise to prepare 2 transparency. The locations that I
found for the front door is SW.
The combination is : Husband-Excellent/Wife-Spook.
Could you advise further if the door should face SW in the SW rectangle or
it's OK to be at the S rectangle but facing SW?
Kindly advice. Thank You


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