Mirror on the door

[myfs_108923]

Hi

I just move into a new place, sharing with two others. The house is situated in front of a road (along side). Although the main door is at the side of the house, I believe the main "entrance" of the house is the porch doors opening to the road as that's where you can the most activity and the most light. The porch doors open into a hallway with rooms on one side and the toilet and bathroom on the other side. At the end of the hallway is my room. Now I have a mirror on my door. Is that good? Should I remove it?

Cheers

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Timothy,

Please see below:-

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On 12/30/2004 8:10:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Hi
I just move into a new

place, sharing with two

others. The house is situated

in front of a road (along

side). Although the main door

is at the side of the house, I

believe the main "entrance" of

the house is the porch doors

opening to the road as that's

where you can the most

activity and the most light.

The porch doors open into a

hallway with rooms on one side

and the toilet and bathroom on

the other side. At the end of

the hallway is my room.

Yes, for the purpose of doing a Flying star analysis, the porch door (area) should often be considered as the "mouth" of the home instead of the side - main entrance.

Now I

have a mirror on my door. Is

that good? Should I remove

it?

As a test, the mirror should best avoid facing any of the proch door(s) directly. If so, it can be a double-edged sword since qi can inadvertently be deflected out of the home.

If however, the mirror does not face the door directly, this is still OK.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil