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Hello everyone! I'm Penny, and I'm new to the forum. I've just begun using Diamond Feng Shui, and OMG, it really works. Within less than 24 hours of hanging a mirror in my bedroom to see the flow door from the bed, and putting a mirror behind my headboard, I got a job interview that went really well. I have also greatly changed the atmosphere in my home. Within a few hours of using Hands of Qi to change the Qi in several rooms in my house, my house is a brighter happier place to be. I am so glad that I invested in this course, because it is worth every penny. I still have much to do to give my house perfect Feng Shui, but I am excited to get started. Since I am freshly involved in this, I would like a few pointers:

I live in a single wide mobile home with deep wood paneling througout the house. My chinese zodiac sign the Dog and my element is water. I have images of water throughout the house (in thier respective directions). Is this enough to keep the wood paneling from over powering me since brown is NOT one of my fortune or enhancing colors?

My front door faces my frustration direction, and one of my husband's more serious worst directions. Is there any cure?

I have beams in all of the rooms in my house. In every room but the living room, the beams are flat and are the same color as the ceiling. In the living room, the beams are jagged, but they are the same color as the ceiling. Should I cover any of these beams? I also have buttons on the ceiling in all rooms.

Should the mirror on my headboard be a large or small mirror?

Aloha Penny,

Thank you for sharing about your first experience with the course.

A couple things:

What was he purpose for hanging the mirror behind your bed?

Regarding changing the front door (assuming that shifting the mobile home isn't an option),that could potentially be done with a hexagram. You can do that through a consultation with Learning Strategies to check on whether it's possible, and if if so, if it is beneficial.

How prominent are the beams in the ceiling? Do they stick out 1, 2, 3, 4, or more inches? I'd look at the ones that are over places you sleep, or spend a lot of time at - like and office chair.

Much Love, Shawn

Hi Shawn,

Thanks for your reply. The mirror behind my bed is because my headboard is on the same wall as my bathroom. I can't get a large mirror at this moment, so I stood a small purse mirror on the floor up against the wall behind the headboard. I'm wondering if this small mirror is as affective as a larger, say an 8x10 mirror.

It's impossible to rearrange my house, so I would like to hear more about a hexogram.

The beams in all the rooms of my house, excluding the living room are flat, and stick out no more than 1" if even that much from the ceiling. They are also the same color as my ceiling. In the living room, the beams jutt out 2" from the ceiling, and have smooth but wavy edges. They are also the same color as the ceiling. In the bedroom, the beams are cut horizontally to my bed and other furniture. In the living room, they are cut vertically. I spend most of my time at home in either of these rooms.

Greetings Penny8va,

The mirror is behind your headboard behind your head, attached to the wall, facing the wall. That is if the toilette, sink, or tub is directly behind you or your partner's head. If the bathroom is on the other side of the wall, but non of these three things are directly behind the wall and your head, then it's a non-issue.

Call into Learning Strategies and ask for a feng shui consultant to talk about getting a hexagram done for your house.

The beams in your bedroom that are 1" or less away from the wall, and the same color as the wall, aren't really an issue either.

Do the beams in your living room cross directly over your head with where you sit? Can you sit in a different place, and or move the couches/chairs?

Much Love, Shawn