Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Diamond Feng Shui Beginner with Direction Issues

Hi Everyone! I'm new to Diamond Feng Shui - just ordered the Silver level for the course. In determining the best directions in my work place (home office) and bedroom, I am not certain how to best determine where my best directions actually sit.

I am a 5 with a Success/NE.

My house front door faces North (my total loss direction) so my rooms are lined up to the four main cardinal points of the compass: N, W, S, E.

My home office is situated in a rather long rectangular room that also serves as our main entertainment room. The opening - no door - into this room is on the north wall at the northeast corner of the room.

As my home office takes up the complete southeast corner of the room, should I stand in the center of that space when determining my best corners or... should I stand in the center of the entire rectangular space?

When standing in the center of my actual home office space, my best corner (NE) actually resides directly in the middle of the East wall - when taking the entire room as a whole.

Thanks for your helpful suggestions in advance.

Jay K.
Grand Rapids, Michigan

Aloha Jay,

Read over the bullet #1 of "Face Your Best Directions with Your Desk and Bed" section in the essential booklet, P.14.

When you are sitting in your normal desk position, have a compass and see which direction you are facing. Adjust your desk from there to be facing one of your best directions.

Much Love, Shawn