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Hi,

On 1/29/01 2:02:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Hi!Cecil,
>My husband's year of birth is
>1938. KUA no. 8.
>Main door facing N.E. is
>supposed to be lucky for him.
>Our main door is facing south
>and a little on the East. S.E.
>is death line for him.Could

There is nothing much you can do if a house which you stay in falls under the breadwinners's unfavourable sector (especiall death and disaster). Usually from our experiences, most people who stay in a house which is their death or disaster often faces many unexpected problems and the only solution is to move to a better place.

There is only one additional thing you can do to help reduce this problem is to ensure that the bedroom which your husband stay's should be one of the good sectors of the Eight House. This will at least help to offset the problems of the unsuitablility of the house. However, the long terms solution is still to move out of the house as this house no matter how good the Flying Star is will not bring great wealth to your husband.

Anyway, since you are not sure whether the main door is South-East (112.5 to 157.4
degree) or South (157.5 to 202.4 degree).

Use the degree's provided to verify if your main door is South or South-East. Use a compass from somewhere at the center of the house to verify it.

>you please also advise me what
>are the best places to put
>kitchen appliances according
>to his KUA No.?
>Please any advice will be very
>much appreciated.
>Thanks.

For Eight House and a breadwinner, you should focus only on the follows:

- Suitable House
- Suitable Bedroom

For kitchen you should focus the layout if you really want to on the person who frequently uses the kitchen, as that person is the one who the room impacts the greats.

But personally, items should be placed where they are most easy to use and without any danger. There shouldn't be much worry about placing every single item in the house, but only the key placement of large funitures which say helps to divide the room etc.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee