MIRROR IS
I have placed a mirror in my dining area to “double” the food on my dining table. But now I notice I can see my kitchen sink in the mirror when I’m eating. My kitchen sink is in the North sector of my house and I know that this drains away income and career luck, and I’m afraid that this mirror, has doubled the effect. Since placing the mirror I’ve experienced having an empty wallet very often! What should I do?
Q A
Yes, it would seem that the mirror has doubled your sink and hence doubled the effect of income loss. Remove the mirror instantly. Mirrors
are powerful magnifiers but you must be very careful about what is being reflected by the mirror as it can magnify both good and bad luck. I recommend you remove the mirror a.s.a.p. and install a water feature in the North of your living room. This will help reduce your income loss from having a kitchen sink in the North sector.
BIRDS PECKING AT MY WINDOWS & SHITTING IN MY BALCONY!
their business there! And there are 2 birds that have been pecking on my bedroom windows loudly at 5.45am! What does this mean?
Q A
Visits from birds always signify new opportunities and give a very clear sign that an amazing opportunity is being presented to
you or is about to come your way! The fact that you have a pair of birds picking at your bedroom window each morning tells me that this opportunity has already presented itself to you, but you are taking too long to take advantage of it. Go for it! They’re telling you to make a decision now before things change and it’s too late! Whatever you’ve been planning to do, just do it. That’s what they’re telling you.
92 FENGSHUIWORLD | NOVEMBER 2015
For the last few days I have observed many birds flying into my balcony and doing
DOUBLING MY KITCHEN SINK!
WHERE SHOULD I PUT MY LEOPARD PAINTING?
cause feng shui problems, but is there any place I can hang it inside our home? I’m a Boar and my partner is a Rooster.
Q A
Yes, fierce animals with gaping mouths inside the house can create serious problems for
you – especially since both of you are animal signs that leopards prey on! Do NOT hang this inside your home. However, a fierce leopard with gaping jaw makes a fabulous guardian for your home! Suggest you place it behind the house next to the entrance (outside). Your leopard then becomes a powerful guardian who will ensure that thieves and bad people do not enter your house from behind! It’s not a good idea to place it at the front of the house – too fierce! Better to keep Mr Leopard hidden away behind or near a side door.
DAUGHTER CAN’T SLEEP ACCORDING TO GOOD DIRECTIONS
My daughter has Kua 3. But due to the configuration of her bedroom, she can only sleep with her head pointing North; but this direction shares a wall with the toilet. If she sleeps with her head pointing South, her head will be pointed towards a window! Both ways are not great – so what is your advice?
Q A
Both directions can be “remedied” to give a better result. If you wish for her to sleep facing North, then I advise you to build another wall in front of the bathroom wall (leave a small gap between new and existing wall) and then place the bed against the wall. This will completely nullify the “sharing with toilet” scenario. If you can’t do this, then have her sleep facing South – but use very heavy curtains to cover the window. Roman blinds (where the drapes are in one piece) are better than two curtains that meet in the middle. Keep the curtains drawn completely shut whenever she is using the bed.
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I was recently given a painting of a leopard with its mouth open. I heard that placing such fierce animals with open mouths can
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