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Dear Anon,

There are two key issues here:

1. One should activate the `Water star' in the living room. Here, low furnitures or uncluttered furntiure helps.

2. Chinese antique furniture

If it is an antique furniture, where possible check the history of furniture piece. I understand that it is quite difficult here.

But old furniture had in the past absorbed Qi from its surroundings.

Too many `antique' furniture is said to result in or some Feng shui practioners felt that it would result in "conservative thinking."

3. Similiarly, a house should be proportionate in size i.e. the living room must not be too large in relation to other rooms. In the opinion of some Feng Shui Masters, this would result in the breadwinner being over ambitious e.g. in their career.

Alternatively, if the living room is small in comparison to the rest of the rooms, the breadwinner would `end up' being timid.

*JOKE* By the way, you do not need to post erh.. too many questions as I believe, you have qualified for the Commemorative Certificate. Congratulations.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 11/11/99 2:42:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil,
>
>I read somewhere that having
>too much furniture or living
>in cramped place bad. Is it
>true. Thanks.
>