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Dear Anon,

1. In a business, the most important question often asked is: Can Feng Shui help in my business?

2. Here, we have to be realistic about what Feng Shui can or cannot do. If other businesses of the same nature as our company is doing well as compared to our business; then Feng Shui can give a quantum leap provided it is applied correctly.

3. For example, if I have a shop e.g. goldsmith shop which is not doing well as compared to my neighbours. Yet, my neigbhour's shop is doing very well. Then, Feng Shui can be utilised to help our company.

4. However, is say the entire goldsmith market is facing a severe downturn; Feng Shui cannot do much to help.

5. For example, if one is running a .dot com company and is not doing well where `cash' is running out for the company; this could be the same for all other .dot com companies elsewhere. It may not serve a purpose to utilise Feng Shui here.

6. The above is an important or crucial step in deciding whether Feng Shui (may or can) help us to do well in our business.

7. For a business, the main door is equally crucial. Perhaps, you can re-examine the main door e.g. standing outside the door, looking outwards. So long as it is slicing thru the main door, it is considered a threat.

8. For a business, it is more important to look at the `flow' of the movement in and out and the positioning of the cashier's counter, first.

9. For hanging a wind chime, normally, it is best or recommended that an audit be done first.

10. A proper wind chime is one where:-

10.1 It is often made of brass.
10.2 It has 6 hollow rods of different dimensions.

When I have the time, I will show a picture of what a `proper' 6 piece brass wind chime looks like. Rather than, hanging a 5 rod windchime.

10.3 Placing coins tied (or 3 coins) tied together is more of a belief than Feng Shui.

In my opinion, for a start, try to check out the `threat' that you had mentioned earlier at the main door (exterior).

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/25/2001 10:25:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>The door of my husband's shop
>is located at one of his good
>directions. The cashier sits
>facing this door. Across the
>road there is a lamp post and
>a palm tree, although not
>directly facing the middle of
>the front door. These two
>elements do not look
>threatening but I do not know
>if they affect the business or
>not. I plan to hang a 5 metal
>rod windchime. Where to place
>it ? Diectly below the main
>door or above the cashier or
>between the cahier and the
>door ? I put old chinese
>coins tied with red thread in
>the cash register and the
>drawer where my husband keeps
>the money. Business is still
>qiute poor. Any suggestions?
>Thank you.