Archive for the 'Defensive Feng Shui' Category

2008 Earth Rat Horoscope Forecast

Published by honeylim on February 20, 2008 in Astrology & Horoscope and Defensive Feng Shui. 0 Comments

Gong Xi Fa Chai! Happy New Year! My family and I have had a busy but ever so lovely start to the new year. First we’ve been blessed with our lovely new baby boy who arrived on 3rd January! Then there was the Chinese New Year celebrations.. so my apologies for the slightly delayed […]

2008 - Lucky & Unlucky Sectors

Published by honeylim on February 20, 2008 in Astrology & Horoscope, Defensive Feng Shui and Flying Star. 9 Comments

Gong Xi Fa Chai! Every year the distribution of Chi in your home changes from Feb 4th and runs for a one year before it changes again. So it is vital that one updates the Chi of their home each year to benefit from lucky sectors and protect against unlucky sectors. Here’s the breakdown of […]

Protecting your home while traveling

Published by honeylim on November 12, 2007 in Defensive Feng Shui, Personal Chi, Symbols & Numbers and Travel. 0 Comments

When you are away traveling, energy in your home begins to decay without fresh movement. A home with decaying chi starts to attract yin outcomes, such as burglary and illness. If you are away for very long periods, yin chi accumulates and for pro-longed periods, can begin to attract wandering spirits and cause mental problems […]

Tree in front of the main door

Published by honeylim on November 8, 2007 in Defensive Feng Shui. 0 Comments

Any imposing object such as a large tall tree, electric pylon or a huge mountain right in front of the main door brings killing breath into the home. One reader wrote to me about his flat that had this situation and what to do…
I live in a rented flat. The front door opens onto a […]

Exposed beam above my bed

Published by honeylim on November 8, 2007 in Defensive Feng Shui, Furniture Placement and Symbols & Numbers. 0 Comments

Exposed beams are bad news in feng shui - and one is never advised to sleep under one that cuts across the bed. This brings headaches and stress. If the beam cuts across a couple it is said to bring a rift between the couple. One reader asked:
I have an over-head beam in my bedroom […]

House at end of Cul-De-Sac

Published by honeylim on November 8, 2007 in Defensive Feng Shui. 0 Comments

One reader wrote in to ask about whtehr having a home at the cul-de-sac (dead end road) has dire feng shui consequences and what to do if this is the case:
We have just started building a new home at the end of a cul-de-sac. I have read that this is not the best place to be. We […]

Protection from garden theives

Published by honeylim on November 8, 2007 in Defensive Feng Shui and Symbols & Numbers. 0 Comments

In feng shui, defensive measures are key in protecting harmful energies from entering your home. This reader wrote to me asking about protection against people climbing over to steal their plants!
We are having some bad people climbing into our garden and backyard during midnight to cut our plants. Is there any way to stop such […]

Husband’s Office Desk Facing Front Door and Toilet

Published by honeylim on November 6, 2007 in Career and Defensive Feng Shui. 0 Comments

One reader wrote to me and said…
My husband’s boss has rearranged the office and now my husband’s desk is facing the front door and toilet which is in the west (one of his best directions). What remedies can he do to avoid the shar chi coming from the door and toilet? Please advice. Thank you.
Honey’s […]