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Dear Susan,

In my opinion, based on what you have mentioned, it would be best in the long term to try to change home. The rationale is because, there are as you have mentioned, quite alot of problems relating to Shapes and Form and some compass school issues.

For the short-term, since you are aware of some of the FS problems, you can try to see if can reduce or neutralise some of the effects.

For example, you mentioned water behind the house. If the water is within your home and not a swimming pool; is it possible to drain the water. Or if the water is external to your home, are there sufficient plants to shield the house from it.

For poison arrows or pointed objects in the bedroom, two concepts can be applied:

1. If one no longer sees it, it no longer becomes a threat. It may not be practical here but an example of this is the use of a poster bed where linen or cloth is placed on the poster.

2. For immediate threats especially those aimed at the bed, you could try to place e.g. a wind chime between the offending pointed edge and the bed.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/10/2001 2:08:00 PM, Susan Kolotilin wrote:
>I just discovered that the
>house I've lived in for over 6
>years has everything that Feng
>Shui says to avoid! I believe
>it because my life has been
>one disaster and
>disappointment after another.
>Worst yet, the shape of my
>house may be the reason why my
>husband doesn't work, and I
>have to do everything!! My
>birth date is 12/02/53. My
>house is a North West house if
>I use the garage door as my
>'main door' (I use it most
>often). My house faces the
>street, has water in back
>yard, dining room's near the
>front door, death's coming in
>my front door, and more. The
>master bdrm is over the
>garage, with a big, round
>window above the bed, a
>cathedral ceiling (shaped like
>a triangle) with lots of
>corners!! Is it possible to
>counteract/neutralize these
>bad physical attributes in
>this house??!! Or do I have to
>move if I ever want my life to
>improve??
>Scared & worried, Susan