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Dear Beth,

Thank you for your information about yourself.

To be frank, there are two considerations:

1. the office environment, may not be congenial for your type of work or

2. the job may not be suitable for yourself or may not have good support e.g. work companions. Or other aspects relating to other `sciences' such as Human Resource topics of motivation or even organization behaviour type of analysis.

So far, Feng Shui is a holistic method and has several key concepts and theories and thus, at this stage it is difficult to pin-point whether Feng Shui can or cannot help in your office.

For the office environment, one usually does not have any say as to the layout and even sitting positions unless one can influence this.

>Do I need to reorganize at the
>office?

In my opinion, you may consider re-organising the office if, you feel that the new layout can offer better interaction and `harmony', then, you may consider it.

>(Also, my wealth area is an outdoor deck.)

In my opinion, "paying homage" to a sector or " Sector Feng Shui " is too general to be of use i.e. many have found that it is an unreliable form of Feng Shui.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil






On 3/5/2002 10:49:00 AM, Beth Smith wrote:
>Hello,
>I am a career person who has
>mostly good chi and flowing
>feng shui principles
>throughtout my house. There
>are some things to change, but
>even before I knew about this,
>I did some things by instinct,
>I guess because there are
>quite a few things that are
>already correct for my feng
>shui. My question is, I feel
>so good at home that I have a
>hard time going to the office.
>At the same time, our
>financial situation is not too
>good so I realize that I
>should go. This is very
>stressful, and the only place
>I feel good is at home. Is
>there bad chi that makes me
>feel guilty about going away?
>Do I need to reorganize at the
>office? This is difficult
>because I am not feeling
>motivated-what is causing this
>quandry?
>Thank you for any input or
>advice.(Also, my wealth area
>is an outdoor deck.)
>Beth