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Dear Randy,

I just came across this message under the conference: Like to share your Experiences (in this forum):

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Dear forum members,

I would like to share my feng shui nightmare with you. Since I
want to warn other members
not to install water features with out first
doing a pillar of destiny chart and flying star chart.

Last year I installed a water fountain outside my house and
installed a fish tank inside and lots of other cures on the advise
of the BTB feng shui consultant. And need less to say it was
disastrous. I lost my job
got involved in a accident and developed severe health problems
and financial problems. So instead of removing few minor
problems which I was facing at that time it
created enormous problems for me.

But luckily, I came across this site and did
a pillar of destiny and flying star report.
And found out that I was incompatible with water and removed
all the cures(including fountain and fish tank) after consulting
with robert lee. And I was told that all my problems were due to
the excess
of water and those extra cures which I did not need. And things
are improving for me.
My health is 80% better. So I think feng shui
works if done correctly.

Hope my experience will help other readers and hope they would
not hire a BTB consultant
and would not install any water feature or
make any drastic changes in their office or
home environment before consulting a proper
traditional feng shui master or if they are
interested it doing feng shui by themselves
then they should do a proper pillar of destiny and flying star
report and consult
with robert lee or cecil lee.

On 8/18/99 1:38:48 AM, Randy Tan wrote:
>Dear Cecil and Robert,
>
>I am planning to built a water
>fountain (3 feet in diameter,
>round) in the front porch of
>my house. I also plan to
>create a small water fountain
>and hang a water picture in
>the north corner of my living
>room. Will this be too much
>water for the house? If yes,
>which should I choose to have.
>Is it better to have water
>outside the front of the house
>or inside.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Randy