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Dear Anon,
1. In my opinion, this is a recent concept regarding especially the dinning room in the middle of the home.
2. I believe some modern practitioners would say this because to them, it seems that the centre has `meaning' where e.g. the family members can gather `centrally'.
3. Usually, many of these practitioners are those who practise `modern' Feng Shui e.g. fixed templates and use `feelings' and `voice' out Feng Shui. I suspect, these practitioners may not use the Chinese compass in their work.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 1/29/00 1:56:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Dear cecil,
>
>I read somewhere that it is
>good feng shui to have a
>dinning room /family room in
>the middle of home. Is it
>true. Thanks.
>
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