myfs_103157 Posted September 6, 2004 Share Posted September 6, 2004 Hi Mr. Cecil Lee: I have finally gotten a unit andmy relativeinsisted that i seek out their fengshui master. The master went all over the house with a compass and said everything was okay except for the stove facing and color. He advised me to change the stove facing - facing in the east (please refer to attached diagram) however the MAIN electrical circuit breaker is located at top of the supposed location of the stove. The architects do not advise this since it is very risky to have the gadgetnear heat. The masterdid not mention any option for stove facing. Ijust needyour expert advise andthe other options for the stove facing while thereinterior constructions is still ongoing and we could make changes.Hope to hear you from you soonest. Best regards...concon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted September 6, 2004 Staff Share Posted September 6, 2004 Dear Anon,To be truly honest, I don't have all the available information.Usually, a master relies often on the female (women of the house) ba zi to orientate the stove position.Since for practical reasons, because of the main electrical circuit as well as (from the picture) it looks like stove may not fit the area especially if it has 3 or 4 hobs. This position looks more like one small table hob type of arrangement.It is good to quickly call up the master for further advise. In Feng Shui, I believe there are still alternatives e.g. the use of mirror to correct the situation.From classical Feng Shui point of view, fortunately, your stove is not at one of the worst position i.e. "Fire at heaven's gate" or NW. But at compass sector West. Therefore, without considering the family ba zi, it can still be within tolerable limits - generally speaking. Often, when we are asked to change position, frankly, it is always good to ask the master, the rationale for doing so. Hopefully, your master can share some light to it or give you further practical alternatives -- since Feng Shui should not be too rigid without considering other external limitations.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 9/6/2004 12:31:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Mr. Cecil Lee:I have finally gotten a unitandmyrelativeinsisted that iseek out their fengshuimaster. The master went allover the house with a compassand said everything was okayexcept for the stove facingand color. He advised meto change the stove facing -facing in the east (pleaserefer to attached diagram)however the MAIN electricalcircuit breaker is located attop of the supposed locationof the stove. Thearchitects do not advise thissince it is very risky to havethe gadgetnearheat. Themasterdid not mentionany option for stovefacing. Ijustneedyour expert adviseandthe other options forthe stove facing whilethereinteriorconstructions is still ongoingand we could makechanges.Hope tohear you from yousoonest. Bestregards...concon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted September 6, 2004 Staff Share Posted September 6, 2004 Dear Anon,After taking a second look at your sketch, althought the sketch is not to scale, but based on your sketch, the stove seems to be close to or at the centrepoint of the home.Based on one criteria of Shapes and Forms Feng shui, where possible, a fire position should not occupy the centrepoint of the home. Should the cross lines of your compass marking (thru scale) does not cut into the centrepoint = stove then, it is ok.This is especially true especially where a toilet bowl should where where possible not be at the centrepoint, also.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 9/6/2004 12:41:55 PM, Anonymous wrote:Dear Anon,To be truly honest, I don'thave all the availableinformation.Usually, a master relies oftenon the female (women of thehouse) ba zi to orientate thestove position.Since for practical reasons,because of the main electricalcircuit as well as (from thepicture) it looks like stovemay not fit the areaespecially if it has 3 or 4hobs. This position looks morelike one small table hob typeof arrangement.It is good to quickly call upthe master for further advise.In Feng Shui, I believe thereare still alternatives e.g.the use of mirror to correctthe situation.From classical Feng Shui pointof view, fortunately, yourstove is not at one of theworst position i.e. "Fire atheaven's gate" or NW. But atcompass sector West.Therefore, without consideringthe family ba zi, it can stillbe within tolerable limits -generally speaking.Often, when we are asked tochange position, frankly, itis always good to ask themaster, the rationale fordoing so. Hopefully, yourmaster can share some light toit or give you furtherpractical alternatives --since Feng Shui should not betoo rigid without consideringother external limitations.Warmest Regards,CecilOn 9/6/2004 12:31:00 PM, Anonymouswrote:Hi Mr. Cecil Lee:Ihave finally gotten aunitandmyrelativeinsisted that iseek out theirfengshuimaster. The master wentallover the house with acompassand said everything wasokayexcept for the stovefacingand color. He advisedmeto change the stove facing-facing in the east (pleasereferto attached diagram)however the MAINelectricalcircuit breaker is locatedattop of the supposed locationofthe stove. Thearchitects donot advise thissince it is veryrisky to havethegadgetnearheat.Themasterdid notmentionany option forstovefacing.Ijustneedyour expertadviseandthe other optionsforthe stove facingwhilethereinteriorconstructions is still ongoingand we couldmakechanges.Hopetohear you fromyousoonest.Bestregards...concon Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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