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Significance of Personal Directions

Personal Feng Shui, as opposed to the Bagua, is to be used only in your personal space such as your bedroom or office (unless you live alone of course). To create good Feng Shui in your personal space, divide your room into 9 spaces. Then stand in the middle of the room with a compass and figure out which area corresponds with each direction. Do this on paper. You should have a 9 space grid with each direction: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW, and Centre. Then fill in the grid with a sketch of your room and your personal best and worst directions. Then arrange your room accordingly following the bedroom placement/work space rules. For example, you want your bed and desk facing one of your four best directions. Garbage or clutter should be in your worst directions.

Success: Sheng Qi - "creating breath"
- wealth and fortune

Health: Tien Yi - "doctor from heaven"
- better health and healing from illness

Relationship: Nien Yen - "long life and rich children"
- good for all relationships

Wisdom/Spiritual Growth: Fu Wei - "general harmony"
- peace and spiritual protection

Frustration: Ho Hai - "accidents and misfortune"
- financial problems, recurring issues

Loss/Theft: Wu Kwei - "five ghosts"
- fire, theft, financial loss, losing your job, conflicts, misunderstanding, divorce

Disease: Liu Sha - "six killings"
- legal problems, illness, death

Total Loss: Chue Ming - "no children or grandchildren"
- loss of children, loss of wealth, bankruptcy, chronic illness, death



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