Free Module 2: Shapes & Form Feng Shui
Chapter 14: Roads
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1. Watch out for houses at dead ends.
2. Avoid staying in a house directly facing a road.
In the `worse' situation if you are still staying in such a house, resort to `hanging' a Trigram (Ba Gua or Pakua) with a mirror in the middle to reflect sha (bad) Qi.
In most cases the Sha Qi is too strong. Best is not to stay in such a house.
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