Choosing a office seat

[myfs_75057]

Hi Master,
I am choosing a sitting position in my work place.
I have two choices:
1) Seating in between North to North West sector, facing South East direction
2) Seating in betweenSouth West sector, facing North East direction
Understand from my reading, my baddirection/sector are:
South-Disaster/North-Spook/South East-Death/East-Irritation
2013 flying star, South West and West are bad sector
No 2) choice seem to suit my good direction but bad flying star sector
No 1) choice is in better flying star sector
Need your advise on which is my better choice
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

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On 1/25/2013 10:35:51 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master,I am choosing a
sitting position in my work
place.I have two choices:1)
Seating in between North to
North West sector, facing
South East direction2) Seating
in between?South West
sector, facing North East
directionUnderstand from my
reading, my
bad?direction/sector
are:South-Disaster/North-Spook
/South
East-Death/East-Irritation2013
flying star, South West and
West are bad sectorNo 2)
choice seem to suit my good
direction but bad flying star
sectorNo 1) choice is in
better flying star sectorNeed
your advise on which is my
better choiceThanks.

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:

1. Frankly, after scanning through your message; I feel that there is something a-miss here.

2. For example, it seems to me like that you may be confused with "facing a good direction" and in a "good or bad sector".

3. I am sure that your department or section is given a space of sorts. It is not like or seems not possible that your department occupies the entire floor and then you get to choose having your workstation at either e.g. North PART of the building or SW PART of the building.

3.1. If so, then, you should try to seat in a GOOD SECTOR. If you are a west group then you should try to move to the NW or SW or NE or West part of the building.

4. But to me, it sounds like the space is within a certain sector of the premises. And for example if your department is at say SE part of the floor; then often, if this is a small area, it does not make sense to divide this space into N, S, E etc...

5. Thus what I suspect is: one should not confuse the above with facing direction = sitting facing a good direction.

6. Logically the next question is: Is your new workstation (pretty permanent) as it is? I know must people cannot tell how long their department may occupy that space. But some departments seldom change AREA(s).

6.1. But if it is confirmed that every year, you get to play musical chair(s) for your work station; then logically by all means, select the best sector for that YEAR.

6.2. Otherwise, just imagine, if one is STUCK at a seat (workstation). And if one is so myopic and just look at that year in question. And perhaps, a year, later, regret that the annual stars have changed.

6.3. Personally, I have my own work room. And for me, I really "can't be bothered" where Tai Sui is yearly. That is my thinking. How can those with a Fixed room place their workstation on somekind of a revolving platter? This year, face the door, next year, backside face the room door. How ridiculous can this be?

7. In life there is no such thing as 100% perfect.

8. To me, I feel that if our personal "Human or man luck" factors are strong, this can transcend over even Earth Luck (or Feng Shui).

9. If possible on a micro level:

9.1. Try if possible to face a good direction especially : Prosperity and or Excellent or none of these, Heath or Longevity sector.

9.2. If applying the Eight House theory, if given the last resort: face Death or Disaster sector; then better to face "Irritation or Spoke" then earlier (Death or Disaster).

10. In theory it is nice to seat in a good SECTOR and also nice to have (if possible) facing a good sector. Please note the word: NICE-to and not a MUST-do or die do it.

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On 1/25/2013 12:08:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
On 1/25/2013 10:35:51 AM, Peck Wun Wong
wrote:

Hi Master,I am choosing a
sitting position in my work
place.I have two choices:1)
Seating in between North to
North West sector, facing
South East direction2) Seating
in betweenSouth West
sector, facing North East
directionUnderstand from my
reading, my
baddirection/sector
are:South-Disaster/North-Spook
/South
East-Death/East-Irritation2013
flying star, South West and
West are bad sectorNo 2)
choice seem to suit my good
direction but bad flying star
sectorNo 1) choice is in
better flying star sectorNeed
your advise on which is my
better choiceThanks.

[Cecil Lee]

IT IS NICE-TO SIT IN A GOOD SECTOR
IT IS EQUALLY NICE-TO SIT FACING A GOOD DIRECTION
BUT IT IS NOT A MUST-DO!

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On 1/25/2013 12:17:38 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:
1. Frankly, after scanning
through your message; I feel
that there is something a-miss
here.
2. For example, it seems to me
like that you may be confused
with "facing a good direction"
and in a "good or bad sector".
3. I am sure that your
department or section is given
a space of sorts. It is not
like or seems not possible
that your department occupies
the entire floor and then you
get to choose having your
workstation at either e.g.
North PART of the building or
SW PART of the building.
3.1. If so, then, you should
try to seat in a GOOD SECTOR.
If you are a west group then
you should try to move to the
NW or SW or NE or West part of
the building.
4. But to me, it sounds like
the space is within a certain
sector of the premises. And
for example if your department
is at say SE part of the
floor; then often, if this is
a small area, it does not make
sense to divide this space
into N, S, E etc...
5. Thus what I suspect is: one
should not confuse the above
with facing direction =
sitting facing a good
direction.
6. Logically the next question
is: Is your new workstation
(pretty permanent) as it is? I
know must people cannot tell
how long their department may
occupy that space. But some
departments seldom change
AREA(s).
6.1. But if it is confirmed
that every year, you get to
play musical chair(s) for your
work station; then logically
by all means, select the best
sector for that YEAR.
6.2. Otherwise, just imagine,
if one is STUCK at a seat
(workstation). And if one is
so myopic and just look at
that year in question. And
perhaps, a year, later, regret
that the annual stars have
changed.
6.3. Personally, I have my own
work room. And for me, I
really "can't be bothered"
where Tai Sui is yearly. That
is my thinking. How can those
with a Fixed room place their
workstation on somekind of a
revolving platter? This year,
face the door, next year,
backside face the room door.
How ridiculous can this be?
7. In life there is no such
thing as 100% perfect.
8. To me, I feel that if our
personal "Human or man luck"
factors are strong, this can
transcend over even Earth Luck
(or Feng Shui).
9. If possible on a micro
level:
9.1. Try if possible to face a
good direction especially :
Prosperity and or Excellent or
none of these, Heath or
Longevity sector.
9.2. If applying the Eight
House theory, if given the
last resort: face Death or
Disaster sector; then better
to face "Irritation or Spoke"
then earlier (Death or
Disaster).
10. In theory it is nice to seat in a
good SECTOR and also nice to have (if
possible) facing a good sector. Please
note the word: NICE-to and not a MUST-do
or die do it.On 1/25/2013 12:08:24 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
On 1/25/2013
10:35:51 AM, Peck Wun Wong
wrote:

Hi Master,I am choosing
a
sitting position in my work
place.I have two choices:1)
Seating in between North to
North West sector, facing
South East direction2) Seating
in betweenSouth West
sector, facing North East
directionUnderstand from my
reading, my
baddirection/sector
are:South-Disaster/North-Spook
/South
East-Death/East-Irritation2013
flying star, South West and
West are bad sectorNo 2)
choice seem to suit my good
direction but bad flying star
sectorNo 1) choice is in
better flying star sectorNeed
your advise on which is my
better choiceThanks.