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Sometimes Feng Shui is pure common sense…
Example:
Why we won’t choose to live near a cemetery, or near a garbage dump
Why we won’t hang an object above our head where we sit or sleep
Why we removed dead plants or trees instantly
Why we get irritated when next door neighbors’ dog barks all day long
Or play unbearable loud music in the late hours
Why we turn the lights off when we put our children to bed
Why we won’t place an ugly object in front of our house
Why we complain when our hotel room has no pleasant view when we’re on holidays?
Why our children refuse to take bitter medicines
The list is not exhaustive…
It’s all because, subconsciously, we know that the above examples of ugly sight, odor, noise, touch, and taste carry bad energies which are not beneficial for us.
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Yep, I heard about that too. Unfortunately I live very near a cemetery.. Luckily it’s a small one with only a few rich people’s grave.
Comment by Raymond — November 5, 2007 @ 4:10 pm
Look at it this way, as long as your main door is not facing the cemetry and if the graves are kept clean and beautiful by their descendants, they will emit sheng qi.
Comment by Jeannie — November 6, 2007 @ 10:17 am
I have just seen your answer to my question from the last post about Pere Lashaise cemetery here! Was confused for a second how quick you answered me,hahaha…….I am much calmer now….
Comment by Olya — November 6, 2007 @ 9:36 pm
Hi Olya,
This is what I meant by there is no set rules in Feng Shui… all stars can be good or bad depending on the supporting landforms, and so is cemetery in this particular case
Comment by Jeannie — November 6, 2007 @ 9:55 pm