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Date: 5/27/2001 11:52 AM
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Hello, Cecil --
My husband and I are planning to convert our dining room into a family =office/workroom (keeping the dining table for as a worktable and for =company meals). The question is how to arrange everyone in the room, so =that we are each in our most advantageous location.
The only places where workspaces can realistically be placed are in the =North and East corners. Based on our Eight Houses reports, either of =these would work for me, but not for my husband: North is his Death =direction and East is his Disaster direction. He is now recovering from =a nearly fatal illness, and you can imagine I want to protect him. The =South and West corners are too small for workspaces, so we are placing =the corner cupboards from the dining room there.
Are there remedies that I can use to correct this situation for my =husband? And what resources would you recommend, on your site or =elsewhere, to find them? I have ordered and am awaiting delivery of your =book on Applied Feng Shui...
Many thanks,
Phila
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into a family office/workroom (keeping the dining table for as a =worktable and
for company meals). The question is how to arrange everyone in the room, =so that
we are each in our most advantageous location.
placed are in the North and East corners. Based on our Eight Houses =reports,
either of these would work for me, but not for my husband: North is his =Death
direction and East is his Disaster direction. He is now recovering from =a nearly
fatal illness, and you can imagine I want to protect him. The South and =West
corners are too small for workspaces, so we are placing the corner =cupboards
from the dining room there.
situation for my husband? And what resources would you recommend, on =your site
or elsewhere, to find them? I have ordered and am awaiting delivery of =your book
on Applied Feng Shui...
Phila
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