cutting board as gift
birthday is coming up and I wonder if it's bad feng shui to give a cutting board as a gift?
Q A
Your intuition is right, you shouldn’t. Although your gift idea
is a practical one, it is best to leave for the user to buy for themselves. Cutting boards denote chopping and cutting, and gifts used for cutting (especially knives and scissors) have the effect of severing the relationship. Far better to get her something indulgent; something she doesn’t actually need but which she wants... that would make a better gift.
A friend's roommate broke her cutting board. Her
mirrors refl ecting mirrors
opposite walls facing each other? Would this cause a negative effect?
Q A
No, this is not bad, as long as the mirrors do not reflect a door. This in fact would have the effect of expanding the room, making it feel more spacious, and can be a good thing, particularly if the space you are working with is not that big to begin with. Just don’t have a mirror which reflects your main door, as this signifies all the money that flows in through your front door flowing right out again.
Is it a feng shui taboo for a mirror to directly reflect another mirror? For example, having two mirrors in the same room placed on
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