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Dear Sandi,

Thanks for your New Year wishes.

In general, there are three levels of analysis:-

1. Shapes and Form School

1.1. For the main door, check that there is no poison arrows aimed at the door or through the windows. To look out for:

- edges of buildings aimed at the main door or window.

(Here, you need to stand at the main door entrance facing out of the house. Similiarly stand inside the house looking out of the windows).

- check that there is no lone or single lampost e.g. slicing into the house.

1.2. Position of toilets

- where possible the toilet is not at the centre of the house, next to the main door etc..

- avoid having the bed rest on the same wall as the toilet.

1.3. There are more shapes and form to look at.

1.4. Is there missing corners in the house?

1.5. What is at the centrepoint of the house?

2. The Eight House Theory: How suitable are you to the house?

2.1 What is the intangible force at the main entrance and especially the bedroom?

If you have `done' what you can under Para 1 and 2 and still face problems, it is recommended that you may need to do a more detailed anlaysis under Para 3.

3. More indepth analysis is the use of the Flying Star Analysis (to look at the birth chart of the house). To check for imbalances and neutralise them.

It is best to do the initial check under Para 1 to 2. (Under Para 1, you should at least have some knowledge of the concepts of the Shapes and Form i.e. the site, the home and the interior of the home.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 2/15/00 12:02:00 AM, Sandi Gamble wrote:
>Dear Cecil Lee
>
>Happy New Year to you. We
>have just moved into our new
>home and it seems our finances
>have plunged deeply. What can
>we do to increase our
>financial position. I feel
>good about the house but don't
>have a great knowledge of Feng
>Shui and am only learning. I
>would appreciate your help
>greatly.
>
>Regards Sandi
>
>My front door is facing East
>onto a busy road which is
>separated by a large brick
>fence.