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Dear Rose,

Please read below:-

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Date: Wednesday, May 12, 1999 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: Advice on Studio Unit -Reply


>From: mksay@resorts.po.my
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>Many thanks in advance.


No problem, I have posted a reply to you, but as some of your details
required Flying Star, I have given you one flying star credit to do a chart
for your house. Without it, I am unaware of certain influence which is
possibly caused by the Feng Shui of the house.

>There is another piece of info I forgot to mention:
>As you would notice in the layout that the toilet door and the main
>entrance do lie on a straight line, I read in many FS materials that this
is
>inauspicious. What we are doing is simply keep the toilet door (and the
>toilet bowl cover -- dunno whether that matters?) closed at all times,
>except when in used. We also keep the toilet light on at all times, never
>switched off.


Yes, the toilet is not auspicious to be located at true directions. This
normally symbolises wealth going down. Just keep the toilet bowl cover down
and close the door when not in use. Not much you can do about that. This is
specially true when ever an auspicious star flies into that direction.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee


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>Dear Rose,
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>Warmest Regards
>Robert Lee
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