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My staircase from ground floor to second storey leads to a
window at the top of the second storey. Is this alright or should I do anything about it?
Also, my main gate faces the opposite neighbour's gate directly. My opposite neighbour has a circular mirror at the wall inside his gate, the mirror faces my house. Is this alright or can I do anything about this?
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Dear Anon,
Please see below:-

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On 6/18/2003 6:55:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My staircase from ground floor
to second storey leads to a
window at the top of the
second storey. Is this alright
or should I do anything about
it?

To clarify, I hope I get you correctly. Do you mean to say that there is a window at the 2nd storey landing?
Often, this is acceptable (in terms of bringing in or filtering) in light into the area.
Usually, if there is a window, often, up to waist height should be fixed / permanent and either a casement or swing up window is acceptable. If the window is not fixed below; it may be a safety issue for young children.
Personally, I do not see this as an issue; if what you mentioned seems that way.

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Also, my main gate faces the
opposite neighbour's gate
directly. My opposite
neighbour has a circular
mirror at the wall inside his
gate, the mirror faces my
house. Is this alright or can
I do anything about this?

If the mirror is quite a distance away; often this is not an issue. By any chance do you have pointed gate or any objects pointed towards the neighbours? Yes/No?
Often, as mentioned above; if your gate is pointed or has a pointed arrow on it; and if your neighbour places a mirror to reflect this back to you home than - this is technically a Sha Qi or poison arrow -- aimed back towards your home.
But if the mirror was/is innocently placed to reflect back e.g. a neutral image, then this is ok.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

Master Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net

Master Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net
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