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Dear Balu,

Please see below:-

On 11/23/2001 2:18:00 PM, Balu Iyer wrote:
>1. according to the birthchart
>provided by you , a north
>facing entrance is suitable
>for me. however the main door
>of my flat faces the
>west.kindly tell me the
>suitable directions for my
>bed, dining and living areas.

For the Eight House Reports, these are completely free reports.

Some of the reports are:

1. Bed positioning
2. Best directions
and the Eight House chart.

at http://www.geomancy-online.com

For step-by-step guide in using the report you can look thru at this url:

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

With the above information, you should be able use the report.

However, if your house is a North house (since u mentioned that it is a suitable house to you) then North should be considered as `Excellent'.

If can confirm that North = Excellent then your most suitable house is a North house.

Under a North House:

East - Health
SE - Prosperity
S - Longevity

Therefore, the best location for your bed is at the East or SE or South.

But bear in mind that preference should be given to Shapes and Form Feng Shui.

The main considerations are:

1. Where possible, the bed should not on the same wall as the toilet.

2. Your bed should not be facing the bedroom door.

These are the two major considerations.


>2. both our bedroom doors face
>each other which is also not
>good according to your
>theory. kindly give me
>concrete solutions without any
>expenditure.

In such a situation, try to close one of the doors.

>I SHIFTED TO THIS HOUSE JUST 1
>1/2 YEARS BACK AND FOR THE
>LAST 6 MONTHS I AM KEEPING
>UNWELL and unable to resume my
>office.eagerly looking forward
>for your reply.

For the moment, if you are feeling unwell especially in your bedroom, this may suggest that there is a bad #2 (sickness) or #5 (misfortune) at the bedroom sector or a combination of both.

You can try to place 6 coins to represent `Big metal' Ideally, it should be the i-ching coins with a square hole in it but, for cost effectiveness, you could first try to use six coins as shown under this sample:-

https://www.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/imagesearch.cgi?img=0&search=six+coins&cat=all&x=25&y=12

where you take a red rectangular paper and place six coins (you can use copper or coin of your local currency) so long as they are at least more than 2 cm in diametre.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil