wasis Posted July 17, 2003 Share Posted July 17, 2003 Dear Cecil,Last Friday I visited a photocopy shop. The business is good. They have manyclients. As I noticed carefully, just opposite the main door, there areelectricity pole and one huge tree. Then I went outside to look at the shop. Ithas a two-step semi circular radiating out step. In fact, the whole frontage ofthe shop (3 story-building) has the shape of semi-circular radiating out.One thing I am still wondering is one fruitseller shop in my city. The businessis very very good. There are streets in the front, left side and behind. Justopposite the main door (10-20 meters away) there is a big electricity pole. Idon't see any ba gua mirrror or semi-circular step. The frontage is clear spacewith many tall palm trees. I think pictures will explain better. I'll post thepictures once available.My cousin said if one's luck is strong enough, such treat won't affect. Forexample, his business. Just opposite his shop, there is a pole too. So far, hisbusines is good.Regards,Wasis----- Original Message -----From: Newsgroups: geomancynet.moderated.discuss.free-adviceSent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 7:51 AMSubject: Front Entrance Steps - Semi circular steps Quote Dear Sumita,1. In Feng Shui, contrary to what one may think, this semi-circular(concept/idea) is based on the " Bright Hall - Ming Tang ".2. Somewhere, in this website, I had several pictures of a semi-circular waterfeature radiating outwards.3. This feature is placed at the frontage of the building.4. Because of this feature i.e. which provides a clear space; akin of a birdflying freely at the frontage.5. If we have clear space, the natural `impact' is that the hall will be`bright'.Do search in this forum or the Picture Tour or Picture resources for " TheHyatt " hotel photos. I had a sample of this, feature.6. However, the steps is another issue. But, what I had mentioned under Para 1to 5 is to give a flavour of the similar idea of a semi-circular steps(radiating outwards).7. Attached please see a picture resource of this type of steps.8. This type of semi-circular steps is considered a `protective' stance.9. In the past, I had also posted my sketch of a semi-circular mat (withspikes) radiating outwards. This is often placed outside the front doorentrance. And is the "near" equivalent of a Ba Gua mirror.10. This is not Feng Shui:-However, in general, this type of semi-circular steps radiating outwards canbeunfriendly to the old or aged to walk up. Even for adults and children, if thesteps are steep and short, one has to be extra careful when walking up or downthis steps.Warmest RegardsCecilOn 7/16/2003 8:22:08 PM, Sumita Saini wrote:>Dear Cecil,You are right that the>steps are semi-circular as you mention>in (1). I am looking forward to your>reply!Thanks very much!SumitaOn>7/15/2003 8:44:57 AM, Cecil Lee>wrote:>Dear Sumita,>>I hope I got>your message>correct.>>When you>mentioned that the>steps are rounded on>the front>entrance:>>1. Do you mean>(Top-view) it>looks like radiating out>in a>semi-circular fashion or>>2.>that the steps are rounded>at every>step?>>Warmest Regards,>Cecil>>On>7/11/2003 4:21:21 AM, Sumita>Saini>wrote:>>The main door entrance>steps>>to our new house are>rounded>>brick steps. Our house>faces>>the north east. I read>that>>the rounded front>entrance>>steps are considered to>draw>>money out of the house.>Is>>this true, and what can I do>>now?>Will it help if I put>>pillars with a>porch roof on>>top of the steps?>>>>>Attached file:http://forum.geomancy.net:8080/upload/Circular1.jpg Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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