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Dear Marjorie,

1. For those who are family with fixed template models with characteristis such as Fame / Travel etc...

2. Authentic Traditional Feng Shui sites like this does not use such `Ba gua models'.

3. For those who are new, can check out some of the older links:-

https://www.geomancy.net/fs/house1.htm

4. This link helps you when you are using an ordinary compass:-
https://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-cecilcompass.htm

5. Overall, it is very difficult to comment on just a few general sentences. But, in general, a water position directly behind the house usually services as a `handicap' or a single leak.

6. If there are more `leaks' in the home, then, it usually piles up to a prelude to financial/wealth woes or marriage problems.

7. Under the external Shapes and Forms model, it is a disadvantage to have a water position at the WEST compass direction of the house. This is symbolic of an open tiger mouth (which represents it's eagerness to swallow up something).

8. Why not try to explore further key Feng Shui theories further before applying them.

9. As much as all of us are eager to apply immediately, unless, one is blessed with good guidance else, too little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 1/15/2003 7:05:00 AM, Marjorie Marcil wrote:
>MY home is positioned as such,
>the front door is in the
>middle and of proper
>proportions it faces West, the
>rear faces East, the master
>bedroom is north/northeast,
>the guest bdrm is north, the
>third which is the business
>office is northwest. The
>bedrooms are above a garage.
>The pool is directly behind
>the house in the east, in the
>front we have a large pond
>that sits to the southwest.
>What is you opinion of the
>house placement.
>I also have questions on using
>the bagua on entering each
>room. What placement is done
>and from what direction.
>
>Love and Light
>Marge