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Dear Sumtra,

Please see below:-

On 1/2/01 3:22:00 PM, Sumtra Kulkolkan wrote:
>Dear Cecil,
>
>I have a few questions to
>consult you: I am the west
>female person(metal) and weak
>water. I don't know what to
>do:
>1. My front entrance of the
>house turning East, how can
>make the direction East(the
>entrance) to be auspicious
>direction.

This has to be looked at carefully instead of making a quick way to turn the door direction EAST.

Usually, other factors such as the birth of the house is analysed prior to changing the main door to the East. As the birth chart of the house will change if the door direction changes.

>2. I am the weak water, I
>believe is not so good. How to
>make it strong? How to
>enhance?

For a weak water person, it is good individually to enhance a weak water person with metal element e.g. gold or white. The next best colour is blue / grey or using water element.

>3. How to correct my master
>bedroom which downstair is my
>toilet? Is it my put the red
>carpet under the bed? I cannot
>move the bedroom to other
>direction?

Is the bed directly under the toilet area?

If the above is the case, where possible, the bed should not be directly under the pipes especially sewerage pipes.

Frankly, it is best to avoid this. Puting a red carpet usually does not help here.

>4. In front of my house, there
>is a light pole and I just
>find out that they bury the
>big gas pipe in front of my
>house. Can you please comment
>on this?

If there is a light pole and when you stand at the main entrance, and look out, does it slice the main entrance?

If it does, you can place two potted plants on each side of the main entrance.

Another solution is not to leave the main door open most of the time unless coming and going out of the house.

>5. How to stay with one job
>without keep changing and find
>the good one that last?

This area, does not come under Feng Shui. Pillars of Destiny does have career analysis. But, this is more on the individual.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

>Very much appreciate your
>reply!
>Artimus.