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Dear Anon,

Honestly, since this is already in the past i.e. the move-in date, in my opinion, there is not much one can undo or go back to the start.

However, if you do have a religion or an altar, then, offer some prayers. If you do not have this but, can instead:-

a. purchase a few lime (or last resort lemon), cut the lime into two pieces.

b. Purchase also flowers e.g. rose,

c.then pour tap water into a clean wash basin container (3 quarters or nearly full)

d. place the cut half-lime and flowers into the bowl.

e. bath first. And once completed bathing, pour the water with lime/flower onto your head. Moving your hands from the front to the top of your head.

f. Afterwards, collect the `used' lime / flower and throw them away. Try not to go into the toilet for the next 2 or 3 hours.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

PS. Note: This is NOT Feng Shui. But is traditional method used to ward off bad luck or break a spell of bad luck in my culture. Erh... I am also not a witch doctor. And since, the ingredients are harmless, do give a try!

On 11/10/2002 9:36:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear Cecil,
>I have just moved in with my
>parents and siblings to our
>new house about a month ago.
>After the move, I chanced upon
>your website's guide on
>auspicious dates and did a
>check. It revealed that the
>date of commencement of
>renovation and moving in were
>very inauspicious dates for my
>profile.(main owner) This is
>disturbing as after our move,
>there have been unexpected
>damages to the property
>inflicted by renovation
>contractors. This has caused
>distress to the family as we
>are looking forward to
>settling down to our new
>place. Please advise how one
>could neutralise the impact of
>moving / commencing renovation
>on the wrong dates. Would
>appreciate your guidance on
>any cures as we do not wish
>the negative impact to
>perpetuate.
>Many thanks.