Making Charts

[Dragon]

Dear Robert And Cecil,
I have a question for you, about the best way to take the read of a house.
In your site your proposal is from the center of the house, read compass to the main entrance.
Others Masters say look the facing of the house, (where the building is most larger)not necessary the main entrance.
Other say, the front is where the most light in to the building.
What is your opinion in this important topic.
Your friend
Waldo cervantes
*La amistad...es un lluvia de flores preciosas.
Poes?a N?huatl

[Robert Lee]

Dear Waldo,
As the saying goes, a little knowlege is a dangerous thing. When we follo=w
an advice e.g. on say a Feng Shui procedure, follow the advice in total n=ot
piecemeal i.e. a bit of this add to abit of that and then come to a
conclusion.
Here, if you follow the advice in total, and if you feel that something i=s "
not right " feel free to ask the person giving the advice. This is a bett=er
approach as if you need more information and if the party can be contacte=d,
do check with him / her the rationale for doing it.
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From: "Waldo Cervantes"
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Dear Robert And Cecil,
I have a question for you, about the best way to take the read of a hous=e.
In your site your proposal is from the center of the house, read compass= to
the main entrance.

Frankly, this is a traditional way practised by many FS Masters. This met=hod
of using the centre of the house can be verified by many books from vario=us
Feng Shui authors. There are many FS Masters plus you can confirm this
information from so many Feng Shui books available in the book stores. Th=ese
books range from authors schooled in traditional feng shui practise, expe=rts
in shapes and form school to English practioners of 9 star ki.
Some authors even come up with a novel way of photocopying an A4 sized
layout, paste it on a cardboard and then use e.g. a pin to balance it. Th=e
reason is to find the centre of gravity and thus consider this the centre= of
the house. It is particularly for a house with many `indents'.

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Others Masters say look the facing of the house, (where the building is
most larger)not necessary the main entrance.
Other say, the front is where the most light in to the building.

As what you mentioned are `short statements' it is difficult for me to co=me
up with an overall view of what these practioners are trying to do.
I hope you understand that without knowing the total picture but rather a
short comment, I am unable to comment on the methods. They may be correct= if
they are evaluating the building. For example, some FS Masters advise to
place two lamps on each side of the entrance of a building to encourage
beneificial ch'i to the building. For example, Harrolds of England, alway=s
lighted up their building and one consideration is to improve on the
building's ch'i. This is similiar to what you have mentioned about light=ing
up the building.
Hope the above helps.

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What is your opinion in this important topic.
Your friend
Waldo cervantes
*La amistad...es un lluvia de flores preciosas.
Poes?a N?huatl