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Sink in North Sector....Is it draining Wealth???


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NGreetings Master Lee:
Question: Could the sink in the North sector of my apartment be the 'evil drainer' of my income? I really searched to find the answer on my own, but I'm am stuck on this one. I am a person that is very good at budgeting my finances so it's not like I spend precious income on frivolous things. But I notice that my income has been diminishing over a period of time. Either it's jobs that I work on go out of business or restructure the company and lay of entire departments. Or the business has to make severe cutbacks in staff.
I know we in the U.S. have been going thru downturns over the past few years, but my issue has been happening even before the downturn. I am a very good worker and receive many acknowledgements from my bosses. And I am not a meanie. (How can? I am just a nice little Fire Sheep) But no matter how good I may be at my job, the company still has to lay off its workers.
It wasn't until learning about Feng Shui that I realized that hey......maybe this sink in the North of my home is involved. Possibly taking my wealth down the drain. Really, I don't want to 'Blame it all on the sink', but something is going on. I use this old little marble and wood sink for cleaning and washing every day. It's located in the North Corner of the North Sector in a small narrow room that had some cupboards and a metal rack. Oh there's also a mirror above the sink that reflects the florescent light on the wall across from it. (photos attached)
Should I not use it anymore and use an alternate sink? Should I cover the drain only when not in use? I know this seems like a long story - but I want to give good details. Please, please can help me?
Thank you very much,
Lisa
New York

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Frankly, Feng Shui is a holistic approach. And without going thru any Triage or trouble-shooting; it is not fair to pin-point the sink as the culprit (be it major or minor).
As I had mentioned, previously:-
1. Shapes and Forms: not just the four walls of your home; the exterior does play an important and vital role in the Feng Shui of a home.
2. Often, a home has around more than 3 or 4 major leaks to cause a drain.
3. Kindergarten Feng Shui; In the past, such practices prevail. Where North = career etc... But this is 2011. Such practises should not be recurring.
Thus unless a proper Triage or investigations is done; no one really knows the main cuase of your "leak"

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On 7/3/2011 1:11:37 PM, Anonymous wrote:
NGreetings Master
Lee:Question: Could the
sink in the North sector of my
apartment be the 'evil
drainer' of my income? I
really searched to find the
answer on my own, but I'm am
stuck on this one. I am
a person that is very good at
budgeting my finances so it's
not like I spend precious
income on frivolous things.
But I notice that my
income has been diminishing
over a period of time.
Either it's jobs that I
work on go out of business or
restructure the company and
lay of entire departments.
Or the business has to
make severe cutbacks in
staff.I know we in the U.S.
have been going thru downturns
over the past few years, but
my issue has been happening
even before the downturn.
I am a very good worker
and receive many
acknowledgements from my
bosses. And I am not a
meanie. (How can?
I am just a nice little
Fire Sheep) But no
matter how good I may be at my
job, the company still has to
lay off its workers.It wasn't
until learning about Feng Shui
that I realized that
hey......maybe this sink in
the North of my home is
involved. Possibly
taking my wealth down the
drain. Really, I don't
want to 'Blame it all on the
sink', but something is going
on. I use this old
little marble and wood sink
for cleaning and washing every
day. It's located in the
North Corner of the North
Sector in a small narrow room
that had some cupboards and a
metal rack. Oh there's also a
mirror above the sink that
reflects the florescent light
on the wall across from it.
(photos attached)Should I not
use it anymore and use an
alternate sink? Should I
cover the drain only when not
in use? I know
this seems like a long story -
but I want to give good
details. Please, please can
help me?Thank you very
much,LisaNew York

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