Feng Shui pond questions-one outside and one inside?

Posted on March 3rd, 2010 in Feng Shui cures | 2 Comments »

I have a beautiful pond outside the front of my house, with a waterfall and the most gorgeous koi and comets ever. It is to the left of the door when looking out. My office is also to the left of the door, so that I look out on the pond from my office window. The waterfall faces diagonally outward, kind of facing the entrance and front walkway. Is this placement ok? If not, cures…? (I cannot change its placement now). Also, we have so many babies now that I wanted to separate them in a sort of "holding" tank until we seel them or give them away, so I thought of putting a smaller pond with a small filter in the foyer as you walk in, to keep the babies in there (cant do it outside cause its too small and freezes in winter) This one is only like 5′ x 3′, the steps going upstairs wind around it. Is this placement ok? Any thoughts on what I should put around it? I know too much water is not good, but I need a better place for the little ones!-thanks

Is this for you or the fish. My cousins wife drives him nuts with this stuff. She always wants the heaviest furniture moved to improve the ‘flow’. His ‘flow’ doesn’t seem to matter. I’m always teasing her telling her to just hang a mirror upside down. RScott

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RScott

Is this for you or the fish. My cousins wife drives him nuts with this stuff. She always wants the heaviest furniture moved to improve the ‘flow’. His ‘flow’ doesn’t seem to matter. I’m always teasing her telling her to just hang a mirror upside down. RScott
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March 3rd, 2010 at 11:28 pm

dogenzenji

fengshui is about precise measurements and calculations of the concepts. thus it is better to hire a fengshui professional to do an audit.

water in fengshui is considered as a powerful element because it is 1 of the 5 elements. and these are considered more powerful than the mind. and fengshui do not depend on your beliefs. whether you believe fengshui or not, it will happen and affect you.

water in the wrong location or location with a bad energy can make your life miserable. it can affect your family, whether they live in that house or not.

it can cause sickness, even accidents and death. financially, it can make someone loose a lot of money fast.

the kind of energy in a location can only be calculated using one of the fengshui concepts. and it needs some measurements of your house. without this, it is just not possible to calculate.

but if there are no bad things happening to you and your family, then there is no reason to change anything.

the number, color, and kind of fish is not important in fengshui – as it is published mostly in fengshui books and articles. the important thing is that fish make the water move; you can also get an aerator, without the fish to maintain, it will have the same effect as far as fengshui is concerned. because movement can "activate" certain energy in the area where the pond/ water is located.

the bad thing about this is that, movements can activate both bad energy and good energy. bad energy cannot be sensed, nor be felt – it can only be calculated by fengshui concepts.
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March 3rd, 2010 at 11:53 pm

Fung Shway – Feng Shui