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Dear David,

It is best to read up on Shapes and Form School of Feng Shui also. You can either read up the resources on thie website or any other books written by Traditional Feng Shui practioners on this subject.

As you mentioned, it will help you to understand the exterior of your home e.g. the site where the house is on.

If you are using the Eight House Analysis, make sure that you use a compass to find the North to South direction of your house and then superimpose the Eight House template onto your house layout plan. Follow the instructions provided under http://www.3dglobe.com/fs/house1.htm

If I am not mistaken, you mentioned the `Fixed' template format. Where you locate the main door and then use the Black Hat Sect Template.

I strongly encourage you not to use this template. The Black Hat Sect "Feng Shui" or *BTB* is not recognised by all authentic Traditional Feng Shui Schools. For example, I have yet to come across a BTB practioner in my country, Malaysia or in Hong Kong. It is a modern invention created in the mind of one man: Lin Yun. The basis of this "Feng Shui" is marketing driven. If you consult a BTB practioner, you will end up buying lots of `enhancers' to enrich their pockets. The result making you poorer instead or worse cause problems.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil



On 11/26/99 2:52:29 AM, David Colozzi wrote:
>Hello Cecil,
>thank you for your advice. I
>wanted to add some new
>discoveries. I noticed that
>what I would consider my main
>entrance is facing (don't know
>to what degree exactly)my
>death sector according to the
>eight house theory; therefore,
>the bedroom wall with the
>windows
>is facing northeast somewhat(I
>am A north Person). Out of my
>bedroom I see trees next to
>the house and the end of the
>side of another building.
>In addition, (Just Had a
>Doubt)what is the proper way
>of positioning the BaGua on a
>floor plan? The way I did it
>was to place the side with the
>career&path over the side of
>the house which has the main
>entrance regardless of
>cardinal positioning.
>