Death, Disaster lines for child's room

[Marie]

We are moving and I am trying to decide
which room to use for my child. One would
have her death line going diagonally through
the room, the other would have her disaster
line going down the middle of the room.
Neither seems a good choice so can you
tell me which would be more favorable??
Is there anything I can do to reduce the
effect for the death/disaster lines??
Thank you for any help you can provide.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Chris,
1. In addition to looking the Eight House of your child, do remember to see that especially the location of the bed is in a `good' position.
For example, it should not be seen directly from the bedroom door or the headrest of the bed is at the window. There are some materials on this at http://www.geomancy.net/fs/theory.htm
2. Avoid overhead beams and any poison arrows such as sharp corners pointing to any part of the bed.
3. You mentioned that the death or disaster lines are `almost' in the middle of the rooms. There is a really not much you can do.
Where possible, let them sleep closer to a more `favourable' intangible force.
Under the Eight House Theory, unfortunately, you cannot do much than to `move' further away from these inauspicious intangible force.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/29/99 12:23:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:
We are moving and I am trying
to decide
which room to use for my
child. One would
have her death line going
diagonally through
the room, the other would have
her disaster
line going down the middle of
the room.
Neither seems a good choice so
can you
tell me which would be more
favorable??
Is there anything I can do to
reduce the
effect for the death/disaster
lines??
Thank you for any help you can
provide.