Questions & Answers
February 2002


My birthday is 11/10/59 and my husband is 10/6/63 we live at 1310. Our home is front of   street that dies right into our front door; front door faces North. I have put a bagua mirror to reflect the chi away.  Is that alright to do? My family and I use the garage door to  come into the home  which is on the west side of the home. I want to prosper financially.  It seems like we get paid and there never enough.  I work two jobs. My green van has    been hit 3 times. I'm thinking of trading in. I have broken my left foot. What am I doing wrong. HELP FROM TEXAS.

 Regarding the street that dies into the front door.  You will need more than a mirror.  At the street plant a tree, place a boulder or put a mound of dirt between your door and the street.  Regarding money coming in and going out, check to see if when you walk in the house if you can see out of the house, if so this is your problem.  Put curtains on the window or door or put a plant in front of it so that you cannot see out. 

 

My DOB is 08-01-59, my husband 12-24-58 and our address is 638. Our main door &  garage door which we always use) faces North 1. Main door has a hallway leading to  study room, Guest Bath and Guest Room (NW), left to kitchen-East, Dining-SE, LR-SE/S &  MasterBedRm-SW & MBa-W. My husband can’t find job after he was laid off 4 months ago. My son  (2-26-84) not living with us got subpoenaed from a juvenile court for   misdemeanor. Please help.

 Your house number adds to an 8, which means prosperity, however, the problems that you mention are severe so there must be some major feng shui ailments on your property.  My recommendations are:  make sure that your property and house have been squared off (see our article on how to use the ba-qua) and make sure that all sha or poison arrows are reflected away from your property.  Also, place a ba-qua mirror over your front door.   I would also recommend a feng shui consolation.

 

I need to know something about colors and using them in my home. There seems to be  home superstition involved. Our living room/familyroom is the main room of a tiny cottage home. It desperately needs painting.  My husband and I want to do that    real soon. This room faces west , and the front door faces south. It has part of the health gua in that room, naturally. We wanted to paint the walls a pastel yellow, and put a  red print slipcover over the normally black couch and put up red curtains. Is this ok? I    have read all these other articles, that tells of red  being a fire hazard, and no yellows.   It makes me scared to be creative. I guess we could just cover the couch with another black cover and put up a black & white print curtains. But, that still leaves us with What to do the walls. And they are peeling and torn in parts. I feel very uncomfortable in this  room as it is.  And, my husband will help me to do, if I start rather soon.  His birthday is 5-03-41 and mine is 03-18-47. Please help me. Sincerely

 The color red has a very high intensity and must be used with caution, however, that does not mean it cannot be used.  When using red make sure that it is in balance with the other colors that you choose.  Yellow  causes you to think.  Your color scheme sounds good to me.

 

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