storm drain next to the drive way

[myfs_106071]

Dear Master Lee:

Thank you for allthe advice you've given me so far.

I'm attaching two photos of the storm drain that is in front of this house (the beige one), and it's right next to the drive way. In fact, part of the storm drain overlaps the drive way. Is this bad fengshui?

Thank you very much again for your advice.

Pam

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Pam,

Thanks for the pictures.

From the looks of the storm drain, there should not be an issue since it is at the front of your home and the only visible point is the gap where the water flows into it.

More importantly, this is known as the "entry" point (even if water does not flow into the home.

Given this senario, do check your property for any other water exit points.

For example, please refer to this url:
http://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-pakua.htm

You need to determine the facing direction of your home.

Let's say for example, your home is facing SOUTH.

Please refer to the above hyperlink. If so, water entry point is "SOUTH or Heaven trigram" of the First Heaven Sequence.

Next look at the 2nd template: the Last Heaven Sequence template. Where is the "Heaven trigram"? It is at NW.

Thus, on your property, water should not EXIT out of NW. This is a loss of wealth under the water Feng Shui classics theory.

Hope you can understand the above.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/15/2005 7:43:52 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Master Lee:

Thank you for allthe

advice you've given me so far.

I'm attaching two photos of

the storm drain that is in

front of this house (the beige

one), and it's right next to

the drive way. In fact,

part of the storm drain

overlaps the drive way.

Is this bad fengshui?

Thank you very much again for

your advice.

Pam

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned, below, please click on the attachment to thismessage (only available via website login to the forum account).

Example 1
(file name: water-entry-exitpoint-A.gif)

This file illustraion will show:-

1. House is facing SOUTH
2. Water enters this SOUTH facing housedirectly from SOUTH.
3. Water must not exit out of this house from NW

(The idea here is tomake sure that under the First Heaven Sequence Trigram, the waterentering a specific trigram must be noted. For example the trigram stands for "HEAVEN". Under the 2nd Heaven Sequenc Trigram, check where the "HEAVEN" trigram lands. It lands on NW. Thus water should notEXIT NW)

Example 2:-
(file name: water-entry-exitpoint-B.gif)

1. Where is the house facing direction? House is facing SE

2. Where does water e.g. drainage, canal, storm drain enters the home? SW (the trigram here is WIND)

3. Under the Last Heaven Sequence trigram, SE is WIND. Thus water MUST not exit, here.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 2/15/2005 8:08:20 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Pam,

Thanks for the pictures.

From the looks of the storm

drain, there should not be an

issue since it is at the front

of your home and the only

visible point is the gap where

the water flows into it.

More importantly, this is

known as the "entry" point

(even if water does not flow

into the home.

Given this senario, do check

your property for any other

water exit points.

For example, please refer to

this

url:http://www.geomancy.net/re

sources/art/art-pakua.htm

You need to determine the

facing direction of your home.

Let's say for example, your

home is facing SOUTH.

Please refer to the above

hyperlink. If so, water entry

point is "SOUTH or Heaven

trigram" of the First Heaven

Sequence.

Next look at the 2nd template:

the Last Heaven Sequence

template. Where is the "Heaven

trigram"? It is at NW.

Thus, on your property, water

should not EXIT out of NW.

This is a loss of wealth under

the water Feng Shui classics

theory.

Hope you can understand the

above.

Warmest Regards,Cecil

On 2/15/2005 7:43:52 PM, pam landin

wrote:
Dear Master Lee:
Thank you

for allthe
advice you've given

me so far.
I'm attaching two photos

of
the storm drain that is

in
front of this house (the

beige
one), and it's right next

to
the drive way. In

fact,
part of the storm

drain
overlaps the drive

way.
Is this bad

fengshui?
Thank you very much again

for
your advice.
Pam

[Cecil Lee]

Hi Cecil, the contractor said this is for sewage … any concerns with that?

If so then ideally kitchen should not be directly above it = especially the stove or work-tables close-by to it. As raw sewerage contains gas e.g. methane etc.. 

Ideally also this type of man-hole should not be found in a bedroom or the sewerage pipe running directly below a bed.

If it is an open area like this is not perfect but still can-do.

Could this hole which we saw in the bedroom be for accessing the same sewage pipe ?

If in doubt, get someone to check for you.