After reading on shape and form, it is mentioned that the main entrance should not immediately face a wall. This is what exactly happening to my house now. Please see attached. So should I place a ba gua to counter act?

[myfs_79343]

After reading on shape and form, it is mentioned that the main entrance should not immediately face a wall. This is what exactly happening to my house now. Please see attached. So should I place a ba gua to counter act?
Regards,
Serene

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Serene,
Thank you for a picture showing the main entrance area.
From what I can see, there is relatively no need for you to place a ba gua mirror above your main door for the following reasons:-
1. Contrary to what may have been preceived, your main door is `protected' by the wall which is quite a distance away.
2. Perhaps, if there is a long and narrow corridor that `ends' at your main door, or the corridor railing / wall points into the main door, then this is considered a threat.
It is it a corridor railing / wall angled towards your door, a simple solution is to place plants along the corridor area to soften the blow.
3. Normally, it would not be good to place ba gua mirrors in your situation.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

 

 

 

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On 5/6/2002 9:50:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
After reading on shape and
form, it is mentioned that the
main entrance should not
immediately face a wall. This
is what exactly happening to
my house now. Please see
attached. So should I place a
ba gua to counter act?
Regards,
Serene