My Neighbor's Mirror

[myfs_88310]

Dear Master Cecil:
I am very troubled at the moment. My next door neighbor puts a mirror outside and facing my house. It is an ordinary flat surface mirror. It is NOT a convex or concave or ba gua mirror.
First, does this mirror pose a threat to the Feng Shui of my house?
Second, what should I do if this mirror is a threat? Do I use a convex mirror to disperse it?
Please help and provide advice. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Anon

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Yes, a flat mirror with appropriate dimensions are often placed on the advice of temple priests.
If your door is within 1 to 2 metres away from your neighour's this can be a threat to your home.
Do try to estimate the size of the mirror. Often it is 8 inches by x inches. Sometimes, it can be very large i.e. 17 inches by 17 inches (43cm by 43cm).
Please check:
1. Do you have an altar? If so, is it currently facing outwards of your main door. Such that when one steps into your home, (main door) it is in full view?
2. Is there any poison arrow coming from your home. For example an arrow-head signage or main door with arrow-head grille gate?
3. Any perceived poison arrow coming from your unit `aimed' towards your neighbours?
4. Have you or your family - at logger-head (or had quarrelled with your neighbour?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/2/2003 11:20:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
I am very troubled at the
moment. My next door neighbor
puts a mirror outside and
facing my house. It is an
ordinary flat surface mirror.
It is NOT a convex or concave
or ba gua mirror.
First, does this mirror pose a
threat to the Feng Shui of my
house?
Second, what should I do if
this mirror is a threat? Do I
use a convex mirror to
disperse it?
Please help and provide
advice. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Anon

[myfs_88310]

Dear Master Cecil:
Thank you for your concern about my problem with my next door neighbor's mirror.
The mirror is "at most" 7.5 inches in width and 3 inches in length with flat surface.
My next door neighbor leans this mirror against their second floor window, which faces the right hand side of my house. I am able to see this mirror when I walk out of my house. Their second floor window is at least 5 metres (more than 17 feet) away from the side of my house.
To answer your questions. No, there is no altar in my house and there is no poison arrow; i.e. an arrow-head signage or main door with arrow-head grille gate, coming out of my house or aiming towards my neighbor.
My next door neighbor is a less educated household in our housing community known for violating all kinds of rules and regulations. I am on "no-speaking" term with them.
Is this mirror a threat to the Feng Shui of my house?
Would a convex mirror be useful to disperse the effect of this flat surface mirror? Of course, if I put a convex mirror anywhere outside of my house, my mirror would be at least 5 metres away from their house (the same as their mirror is at least 5 metres away from my house).
Does the size of a flat surface or a convex mirror matter in the context of Feng Shui?
Warmest Regards,
Anon

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On 3/2/2003 11:57:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Anon,
Yes, a flat mirror with
appropriate dimensions are
often placed on the advice of
temple priests.
If your door is within 1 to 2
metres away from your
neighour's this can be a
threat to your home.
Do try to estimate the size of
the mirror. Often it is 8
inches by x inches. Sometimes,
it can be very large i.e. 17
inches by 17 inches (43cm by
43cm).
Please check:
1. Do you have an altar? If
so, is it currently facing
outwards of your main door.
Such that when one steps into
your home, (main door) it is
in full view?
2. Is there any poison arrow
coming from your home. For
example an arrow-head signage
or main door with arrow-head
grille gate?
3. Any perceived poison arrow
coming from your unit `aimed'
towards your neighbours?
4. Have you or your family -
at logger-head (or had
quarrelled with your
neighbour?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 3/2/2003 11:20:00 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
I am very troubled at the
moment. My next door neighbor
puts a mirror outside and
facing my house. It is an
ordinary flat surface mirror.
It is NOT a convex or concave
or ba gua mirror.
First, does this mirror pose a
threat to the Feng Shui of my
house?
Second, what should I do if
this mirror is a threat? Do I
use a convex mirror to
disperse it?
Please help and provide
advice. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Anon

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Can I clarify the following points:
1. The neighbour's mirror - facing your property: Is there perhaps a lone tree growing in your compound that seems to slice thru the window or second floor of your neighbour? Or alternatively, is there a private street lamp within your compound that slices into the second floor window of your neighbour?
2. When you stand at the main entrance, looking outside; can you see the mirror?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 3/3/2003 6:57:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
Thank you for your concern
about my problem with my next
door neighbor's mirror.
The mirror is "at most" 7.5
inches in width and 3 inches
in length with flat surface.
My next door neighbor leans
this mirror against their
second floor window, which
faces the right hand side of
my house. I am able to see
this mirror when I walk out of
my house. Their second floor
window is at least 5 metres
(more than 17 feet) away from
the side of my house.
To answer your questions. No,
there is no altar in my house
and there is no poison arrow;
i.e. an arrow-head signage or
main door with arrow-head
grille gate, coming out of my
house or aiming towards my
neighbor.
My next door neighbor is a
less educated household in our
housing community known for
violating all kinds of rules
and regulations. I am on
"no-speaking" term with them.
Is this mirror a threat to the
Feng Shui of my house?
Would a convex mirror be
useful to disperse the effect
of this flat surface mirror?
Of course, if I put a convex
mirror anywhere outside of my
house, my mirror would be at
least 5 metres away from their
house (the same as their
mirror is at least 5 metres
away from my house).
Does the size of a flat
surface or a convex mirror
matter in the context of Feng
Shui?
Warmest Regards,
Anon
On 3/2/2003 11:57:00 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Dear Anon,
Yes, a flat mirror with
appropriate dimensions are
often placed on the advice of
temple priests.
If your door is within 1 to 2
metres away from your
neighour's this can be a
threat to your home.
Do try to estimate the size of
the mirror. Often it is 8
inches by x inches. Sometimes,
it can be very large i.e. 17
inches by 17 inches (43cm by
43cm).
Please check:
1. Do you have an altar? If
so, is it currently facing
outwards of your main door.
Such that when one steps into
your home, (main door) it is
in full view?
2. Is there any poison arrow
coming from your home. For
example an arrow-head signage
or main door with arrow-head
grille gate?
3. Any perceived poison arrow
coming from your unit `aimed'
towards your neighbours?
4. Have you or your family -
at logger-head (or had
quarrelled with your
neighbour?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 3/2/2003 11:20:00 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:
I am very troubled at the
moment. My next door neighbor
puts a mirror outside and
facing my house. It is an
ordinary flat surface mirror.
It is NOT a convex or concave
or ba gua mirror.
First, does this mirror pose a
threat to the Feng Shui of my
house?
Second, what should I do if
this mirror is a threat? Do I
use a convex mirror to
disperse it?
Please help and provide
advice. Thank you very much.
Regards,
Anon