myfs_99071 Posted December 26, 2003 Share Posted December 26, 2003 HiI have my house fengshui looked at by a fengshui master and that according to the master the main door opens at 168 degrees to the left wall when u walk in. This is considered bad in feng shui and he recommended a fridge to be put in the living room. I am just not used to having a frige in the living rm and wondering if that's any replacement.Any explanation is appreciatedRon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted December 27, 2003 Staff Share Posted December 27, 2003 Dear Ron,I hope I get what you had written correctly. Do you mean that when the main door is fully opened, it measures 168 degrees - the maximum opening? Frankly, there is often not an issue, with the amount of door opening so long as it can open at-least up to 80 or 90 degrees.Is your door facing an opening e.g. facing a balcony directly. Without a sketch, it is difficult to understand the interior layout.But for placing a fridge in the living room - perhaps, you should be entitled to an explanation from your practitioner since, this is something new indeed. And, other than it is tall and often (huge) in comparison to other objects, perhaps? Your practitioner wants you to add a "mountain" at a specific location? As to activate a mountain position, if this is so, then a fridge is not necessarily a good choice in the living room. Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 12/26/2003 11:01:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:HiI have my house fengshuilooked at by a fengshui masterand that according to themaster the main door opens at168 degrees to the left wallwhen u walk in. This isconsidered bad in feng shuiand he recommended a fridge tobe put in the living room. Iam just not used to having afrige in the living rm andwondering if that's anyreplacement.Any explanation isappreciatedRon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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