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Dear Tammy,
1. For the benefit of other forum members, I have attached the illustration of two trapezoids. This file name is: trapeziod-goodbad.gif
2. One trapeziod is acceptable while the other is inauspicious.
3. This is based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.
4. More importantly, if one looks carefully at the first trapezoid with blue wordings, or the acceptable shape; One will find that the based is broader than the frontage. This is symbolic of a mountain effect. Even if a trapezoid shape is not the best configuration.
5. For the second trapezoid, the is the mirror image of the first. And it is considered inauspicious if the front is broad base while the back (mountain) is narrow.
6. Attached please find another illustration: trapezoid-ok1.gif This file shows acceptable methods of landscaping for this type of plot of land.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
trapeziod-ok1.gif
Acceptable, landscaping (6,591 bytes)
trapeziod-goodbad.gif
Acceptable & inauspicious (9,537 bytes)
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