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Dear Anon,

Please see below:-

On 4/18/00 11:56:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>My interest has just begun in
>Feng Shui. I have applied
>some of the practices to my
>office and I am waiting to see
>the effects. My attitude has
>certainly improved!!

1. Yes, in many ways, Feng Shui like any other "methods" gives one an element of hope.

With hope, it opens, a whole avenue for us.

2. But one has to remember to `eat' Feng Shui with moderation.

3. It is human nature for everyone to try to improve themselves, but in my opinion, the plus point of Feng Shui if `moderately' or correctly applied, will do wonders.

4. But, on the negative side, I know of many, yes, many cases, of people, who applied `Feng Shui' e.g. either on their own " Fast Food Feng Shui " or trusting too much and placing, buying too many objects such as wind chimes etc... to their detriment.

5. In fact, I am helping two such cases privately at the moment. It is easy to do a fresh audit then to correct or "reverse" `poorly done audits'.

>My problem lies with my
>partner and I. He was born
>Nov, 1970 and I was born Jan.
>1973. This makes his KUA 3
>and mine 5. We are opposite
>according to what information
>I have read. We get along
>wonderfully and he and I just
>laugh at us being opposite.
>Is there any way (according to
>Feng Shui) for us to be able
>to decorate and live
>harmoniously in the future?

6. The saying goes " opposites attract ".

In every (or most) relationship, there is the honeymoon phase, then comes the " finding " fault phase, if one gets through this, usually, by mutual understanding, things will `last'.

7. There is this phase called the `Seven Year' itch. It happens to some but not all.

What this means is that, on the 7th year, a spouse, may have `wondering eyes'.

Well, this is just for info. It may or may not be true. Thus, it is even more a challenge to continue to treasure the relationship.

8. Apologies for going "off-topic". It is very common indeed to have many people with opposite `Feng Shui' especially e.g. East House, the other spouse a West House person.

9. There are so many Feng Shui theories. And I have mentioned that, some people, have never even heard of Feng Shui, yet lead wonderful lives.

Some are fortunate to have good shapes and form, plus `blessed' with good heaven luck etc...

10. A `mature' relationship, will in my opinion last the longest.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil