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Joined: Oct 2001
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Learning Strategies Member
Joined: Oct 2001
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Aloha Angelina, Quote:
I was really hoping to get some answers here on this forum. Isn't that what it's for?
Yes, we just celebrated Thanksgiving here in the states from Thursday through Sunday. I hope your weekend was enjoyable as well.
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"it" would be a lot easier to ask if I could illustrate them with a floor plan. So how can I do that? I mean, when I call a coach/consultant could I send him/her my floorplan in advance of my call?
If you received the Gold or Diamond edition of the course, they have 20-minute coaching vouchers, where you'll email/fax/send in your floor play with directions marked, Personal Energy Numbers, and your questions for the 20-minute call. then call in and ask to schedule your 20-minute consultation with the coach. They'll look through your plan and questions, then you'll chat with them on the scheduled day.
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I have a fitted washbasin in my bedroom, next to my bed. Is it only bad when I use it? Would it help to have a curtain between it and my bed?
The first thing would be to make sure it's drain is plugged when not in use. You could put a curtain across it when unused. Marie has also recommended sitting a nice potted pkant in the basin when not in use, and then sitting it to the side when using the sink.
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Since my house is tiny I usually work at the kitchen table, with my back to the sink.....So I'm thinking about moving my work space into my living room (since I don't have much choice: it's either that or the bedroom. However, my living room is a long narrow room. Placing my desk in a good direction out of the doorway'd mean it'll end up in the middle of the room. Would a room divider help to back me up here? Do I need any back up if I use a high backed chair? Is it a problem that most room dividers aren't straight? What would that do with the chi?
It would be interesting to see a floor plan with what you are working with, rather than going through the adding of dividers and such. Remember too, that there isn't a perfect feng shui home, and you do the best with what you have/can. Some things in your house may not fit the classical "ideal" feng shui set up.
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Just out of curiosity: in which level do the secret friends turn up? How do you find out what they are?
Level One, P.36
Mayflowers: Sometimes using grid paper can help. figure each square is one foot or meter.
Much Love, Shawn
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