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Dear Liz,

Thanks very much for sharing with us your advise:)

Yes, ideally, (if possible), it will help.

I remembered also in a recent Feng Shui audit of a house, the toilet bowl (Yes, the toilet bowl) is directly above the main entrance door.

The owner also encountered `financial' problems. Fortunately, the house has several toilets and after the toilet bowl was removed and covered up, things did turn up well for the owner.

Simple things like this may look trival but important.

The lesson here is thus to `plug' the weakness of a home. Or I mentioned that if there is a leak, please plug it first.

Many people, have the wrong notion and instead of first curing the `disease', simply look for ways to spent money to enhance a `corner'.

But of course, for the toilet, the best way is to not use it or remove it - under the condition that you have `spare' toilets.

For those who are new, it is interesting to learn that many traditional Chinese homes do not have a toilet. The toilet is far away from the main house. We know that this is not possible today.

Once again, Many Thanks, Liz for sharing with us your real life situation.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


On 7/11/00 9:31:00 AM, Liz Cooper wrote:
>Dear Cecil
>
>I noted that you have a new
>member that has a toilet
>situated at the center of
>their home. I am also in this
>situation, but since I took
>you advise I have ended my bad
>run of bad lack and financial
>problems. Our house has two
>toilets one is at the center
>of the house, and we stopped
>using this toilet when ever
>possible. We always keep the
>seat down. We make an effort
>to use the other toilet. Our
>bathroom does have a window,
>but as the house is "L" shaped
>the bathroom falls at the
>center. We keep our bathroom
>clean, tidy and well
>ventilated.
>
>Hope this helps!