I might just add that feng shui on the garden is far more flexible than in the home. Doors and facing directions are firmly fixed indoors. You cannot easily re designate a "main entrance" to the home ( ie front door is front door , regardless of using it). Having said that, I changed the direction of one of my doors by adding a porch, with the door juxoposed to the entrance door. Since this was then the main entrance door of the house, its facing direction became the main direction.
"Mich" wrote
I understand that a number of people use their "back" door as their main entrance. Eg on those house programmes on TV, the "house doctor" always tells off these sort of people. I also knew someone way back whose family never used their front door, they even had boxes of junk piled up in front of it inside - they entered in the *side* door instead.
What then?
Wow - Feng Shui as a legal issue.
Now I've seen it all.....
Daytona
I concur. Friends on mine used to live in a house where the garage was at the back of the house - as they always used the car, they never used the "front" door of the house at all and the small entrance hall inside the front door effectively became a storage cupboard.
You don't have a rational point of view.
Yes, the toilet is an area of very negative energy. Its where you flush water away. In feng shui flushing water away symbolically is like flushing money down the drain. In my case I have a metal windchime in that sector, to counteract the negative influence of the toilet. Another thing I do is keep the bathroom door closed and the toilet seat down when not in use for the same reason.
There you go! Now you've got something solid to go to court on !
Walk into court with photographs of their back yard and show that your neighbours "feng shui" is sending out "poison arrows" affecting your health and well being.
I'm sure that any Judge or Magistrate or even Jury if it got that far would see how dangerous a position you are in.
Involuntary victim of "malicious feng shui" I can see the headlines now.........
Stephen.
PS you could just get a copy of your local By Law requirements for residential dwellings and read through to find any segments that are applicable. Then you could tell a buyer that your neighbour was in contravention of the By Law and you got the city to sort it out.
Only if the Feng Shui is right.
Stephen.
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