Need help with facing direction of land.

[myfs_99779]

Hi Master Cecil,
First of all I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your forum thru which I have a lot of answers to my uncertainties.
I would like very grateful if you can advise me on a big nagging issue about my land positioning. My kua number is 9 (dob: Tues 13-Mar-1973 20:50 GMT +4) and I'm of the east group with the most favourable direction being east itself follow by southeast, north and south. The unfavourable direction being NorthEast, West, SouthWest and NorthWest, the latter being the death direction.
I purchased a rectangular plot of land for the construction of my house 2 years ago before I learnt about feng shui. And now when I'm performing a compass reading on the land, I discover that direction facing the land or future house if I built the house there, is the North West direction (i.e the NW-death direction is on the side of the land/future house which is in front of the road). I also learnt that the sitting direction of the house is South East which seems to be good for east group people. So if I have the front door slanting at the corner at the front of the house so that it tap auspicious energy or wind from the north direction instead , will it still be an inauspicious house for me or will be some kind of cure but still not so good. (Pls note that the cardical direction north,east,west, south are situated at the corner of the land and the inter-cardinal points are on the faces of the land)
Also would it be as bad if I have the garage door facing the north west or west direction as well because it would only be accessible via the front road passing in front of my house. Is there any favourable position to place the main door in this kind of situation. As we have not yet construct the house, we can surely do amendments to the doors placements.
Thank you very much for your precious time and kind help. I hope to make a good decision with your precious help to wether or not start the construction on the land.
Many Thanks
Kesaven

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Kesaven,
Please see below:-

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On 1/17/2004 8:39:46 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,
First of all I would like to
express my sincere
appreciation for your forum
thru which I have a lot of
answers to my uncertainties.

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I would like very grateful if
you can advise me on a big
nagging issue about my land
positioning. My kua number is
9 (dob: Tues 13-Mar-1973 20:50
GMT +4) and I'm of the east
group with the most favourable
direction being east itself
follow by southeast, north and
south. The unfavourable
direction being NorthEast,
West, SouthWest and NorthWest,
the latter being the death
direction.
I purchased a rectangular plot
of land for the construction
of my house 2 years ago before
I learnt about feng shui. And
now when I'm performing a
compass reading on the land, I
discover that direction facing
the land or future house if I
built the house there, is the
North West direction (i.e the
NW-death direction is on the
side of the land/future house
which is in front of the
road). I also learnt that the
sitting direction of the house
is South East which seems to
be good for east group people.
So if I have the front door
slanting at the corner at the
front of the house so that it
tap auspicious energy or wind
from the north direction
instead , will it still be an
inauspicious house for me or
will be some kind of cure but
still not so good. (Pls note
that the cardical direction
north,east,west, south are
situated at the corner of the
land and the inter-cardinal
points are on the faces of the
land)
If you are D.I.Y. the construction of your new home, it is best to:

1. Study the various probable facing direction charts for your home, first.
2. For example, since your original facing direction is NW, under Period 8, NW1, this layout can enjoy the "pearl-string" flying star chart. Do also explore the NW2 and NW3 type of chart.
3. If your door can be properly tilted to North direction, yes, if it is tilted correctly even at the frontage, you can have the North direction influence.
4. Frankly, if you have either limited knowledge, or unable to collectively, combine all concepts, then, please seek professional help.
5. Facing the door to a favourable direction is but one of the many considerations.
6. Shapes and Forms: Equally important, is e.g. the sitting of the toilet(s), bedrooms, even staircase up to the rooms/kitchen etc... are equally important.

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Also would it be as bad if I
have the garage door facing
the north west or west
direction as well because it
would only be accessible via
the front road passing in
front of my house. Is there
any favourable position to
place the main door in this
kind of situation. As we have
not yet construct the house,
we can surely do amendments to
the doors placements.

In your case, I strongly suggest, that you seek professional help. Since, your home has not been constructed, yet. I sincerely, believe this is the most cost-effective method, given that, you may not have covered most of the issues. Or if so, may have limited knowledge.
However, if you are confident enough, and if the "commonsense" approach is applied, on the other hand, this is equally acceptable.
It is equally important to check and if possible avoid bedroom(s) or common rooms e.g. living room under direct sun-light. For example, with or without Feng Shui, unless, one has being living in the Sahara - and cannot live without this atmosphere, then locating the bedroom under the west location is fine. But for many, who want comfort, sleeping in a cooler room, should do otherwise.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil