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#75178 02/25/10 10:39 AM
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If Grand Duke Jupiter is in NE3 for 2010, I wondered -- does this apply only to the NE3 sector of the whole house, or does it apply to within each room, as well? I ask because I was going to rearrange one of my rooms in the NW, and NE3 is... right about the only place the TV can go in that room. Seeing as there don't seem to be any cures other than avoidance... I thought it best to see if anyone knew. (Would putting a pair of dragon horses atop the TV cabinet help?)

Thanks in advance!

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Nobody has any idea...? The room in question is my bedroom, which *really* needs rearranging ASAP; I'm sleeping towards my 3rd worst direction atm. (And I'm aware a bedroom isn't the best place for a TV, but the only other option is spending more time in a room with three disaster stars...) The only other information I've found on Grand Duke Jupiter seems much more negative than Marie's take, such as 'even walking in the direction could anger him', so I've no idea what to believe. >.>;

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Hi Foxdream,

Placing an image of protection, or something like a couple angels facing that direction on your TV set can assist there. Even though some may say the universe might be hinting at dropping or minimizing your TV watching, and take that time and energy to focus on some more important things, I won't go into the "TV in the bedroom" issue.

Unless you are sending a lot of time watching/facing it, it's not as big a deal as walking out your front door, or your desk facing that direction each day.

Much love,

Shawn

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Foxdream,

The TV is like a mirror. So not only bad effects from the electromagnetic waves (ok if you keep it unplugged when not watching), but it's a mirror in the bedroom. In the course, Marie talks about this for hotel rooms, and suggests to cover the TV with a towel, to cover the screen, while you sleep.

Hope this is helpful to you.

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Shawn: Thanks! Though I already don't use it much at all... a couple hours of gaming a day, really. Never was much of one for broadcasting. \:\)

JC: I've actually got a non-reflective LCD, luckily there. I have vaguely been considering adding cabinet doors or some kind of cover, though. Thanks. \:\)


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