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Topic: Re: Solutions for toilet bowl placement (Via Email)
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 8/11/2000 07:31 PM
Dear Denise,
1. The main `concern' in Feng Shui is that it is inauspicious to let the
toilet bowl face a location e.g. it can be the dining room table etc...
2. Thus based on the concept " If one cannot see the poison arrow or in this
case Sha Qi, it no longer becomes a threat.
3. Therefore, normally closing the toilet door would do. You can consider,
the rest of the things you mentioned as `luxuries' i.e. not compulsory to do
such as keeping the lid down.
4. In my opinion, it is not adviseable to place a full length mirror unless
one looks closely at that specific sector. As a mirror is considered able to
reflect or `double' the bad luck if that sector is not auspicious.
I feel that keeping the toilet door closed is sufficient for such a
situation.
5. The other thing to look out is the placement of the toilet. Ideally, the
toilet should share one external wall of the house thus ensuring that it is
not at the centrepoint of the house. Other considerations like compass
direction of the toilet is important and this has to be looked at in a
holistic way such as doing a full FS audit.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
----- Original Message -----
From: "phototours Listmanager"
To:
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2000 6:09 AM
Subject: Solutions for toilet bowl placement
> From: "Denise Farley"
>
> I am very, very new to Feng Shui. I have learned that the door of your
bathroom should not open up directly into the toilet bowl. Well...ours does
and there is nothing we can do until we remodel and put in a second
bathroom. Sooooo.. what can I do to help remedy the situation. I've been
reading previous posts and this is what I think I should do: Keep the door
closed, keep the lid down, Put a full length mirror on the outside of the
bathroom door. Are these correct remedies? Is there something else I can
do?
> Thanks for any advice!
> Denise
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