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Dear Anon,

1. Feng Shui (earth luck) and other Chinese divinity methods such as Pillars of destiny (Heaven luck) are often looked at in a holistic way.

2. Frankly, there are no quick solutions to understanding your problems.

3. What FS and other Chinese divinity methods are used is to boost one's luck or if it is Pillars of Destiny (to understand one's Heaven map and improve/change some of it).

4. Furthermore, with unemployment either due to structural unemployment or competitiveness (some prefer to employ younger employees)... there are so many other related situations that may have to be looked at.

5. True Feng Shui can only help to improve one's luck. But there are limitations such as e.g. an existing house.

In an existing house, or even if one moved house, I feel that the key ingredient in the FS of a house is it's shapes and form. This usually gives either a quantum leap or just one of those average houses.

6. To apply Feng Shui to a `normal or average' house does not guarantee a quantum leap in Feng Shui.

7. Pillars of Destiny, is another avenue used to see our luck period for the current period and it does help if it is correctly applied.

8. However, in my opinion, there is no such thing as finding a corner to pay homage to.. in order to extract `career luck'.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil


On 3/5/01 2:34:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>I will be facing unemployment
>soon. I was trying to avoid
>it, applying for another
>positions during the past six
>months. I was told all the
>time that I am a very strong
>candidate but all the sudden,
>I am not the selected one.
>
>I am in a professional level
>range. The odd thing is that
>this time will be the third
>occurrence within the past
>seven years that happens to
>me.
>
>How can I boost my career more
>than a job. I know I deserve a
>very well compensation package
>and I have all the skills and
>experience .
>
>Please advise me, I feel
>desperate.
>
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>extremely professional and
>helpful.
>
>I remain,
>
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