Children Bedroom

[myfs_149902]

Hello Master,
I will be changing the wall colours & bedroom arrangement for my children and need advice.
I have 2 children, elder girl with Kua 1 and youngest boy with Kua 3, aged 9 and 7.
Currently they are sharing one bedroom (Bedroom A)in the NE grid location of my house (my house has a missing S grid location whichI have placed a mirror to overcome the problem. My main door is also located here facing SE (in SE grid)). I do have a wall lamp next to the mirror & only switch it on occasionally - should I switch on 24hrs?). I intend to let them have individual bedroom. The other smaller bedroom (Bedroom B)I have is located in the N grid location.
Now the question is who get to sleep in which bedroom.
Rightfully I should let my son sleep in Bedroom A (NE = youngest son). Their KUA indicatethat they can only sleep facing SE (the only direction inBedroom A that I can placea bed against the wall that is in their auspicious directions). However Bedroom B does not allow me to place a bed in SE direction wall. I can only place a bed against a wall facing NW.
I have an advice a few years back from someone to let my kids sleep in the direction of NW (instead of SE) but I did not change it (both parents sleep in the NW direction - parents' bedroom in West grid location). I intend to change now.
I have 2 options:
Option 1 -
- Elder daughter sleep in Bedroom A and younger son in Bedroom B. Both bed place in the NW directions. Since NW is not their auspicious direction, I willhang crystal ball on their bed stand to overcome the problem.
- Bedroom A to paint yellow and Bedroom B blue (N = career = blue)
Option 2 -
-Younger sonsleep in Bedroom A and elder daughter in Bedroom B. Both bed place in the NW directions and hang a crystal ball.
- Bedroom A to paint yellow and Bedroom B blue (N = career = blue)
I need your advice whether my options are feasible and which option would be the best.
I have another problem -oone of ourtoilet door is facing Bedroom A door --

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I havehanged a crystal ball in front of Bedroom A to overcome this problem. The same toilet shares the same wall as Bedroom B which mean I cannot place a study table or bed near this wall.
When I enter my house through the main door, I can see the same toilet diagonally (can view the toilet bowl from far)and I have hanged a 6-rods hollow wind chimes behind the main door to overcome this.
For the wall colours, we will be using yellow/gold colours forliving(East grid location), diningareas (Centre grid location) & master bedroom.
Did I miss out any important things? Not sure whether all these will/have affected my children.
Currently my daughter is weaker in her studies (grades have been dropping) and I hope to focus more on her and use Fengshui to help her.
Looking forward to your advice.
Thank you.

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. Question:. You wrote: "I do have a wall lamp next to the mirror & only switch it on occasionally - should I switch on 24hrs?). " And also other questions like "I willhang crystal ball on their bed stand to overcome the problem.
1.1.Need to make an effort to chart out theFlying Stars of the apartment or home (Marking in red A)
Reply: If you intend to make such decisions; in a DIY environment; please seesample attachment:
one"jolly" well has to make an effort to: determine, draw out the flying star numbers; analyse them andApply what one feels may be necessary.
1.2. For example if a sector hasperhaps bad #3etc.. and may need a 24 lamp. Otherwise,frankly, your guess is as good as mine. Might as well toss a coin, here.
2.Eight House or Applying Kua (Gua) or 4 Good/Bad directions):
2.1. It is good to have a visual idea of shown under Marking in red B.

[Cecil Lee]

1. You wrote: -
"Bedroom A to paint yellow and Bedroom B blue (N = career = blue)"

And you also wrote:
"Option 2 -
-Younger sonsleep in Bedroom A and elder daughter in Bedroom B. Both bed place in the NW directions and hang a crystal ball.
- Bedroom A to paint yellow and Bedroom B blue (N = career = blue) I need your advice whether my options are feasible and which option would be the best. "
2. Honestly, no offence, to answer your question; the easiest here is to (again) to flip a coin.
3. Frankly, the authentic method is:-
3.1. Please see sample attachment:
3.2 Plot the flying star numbers. And refer to Purple marking A:-
3.2 For example, bedroom 3 is at North. And it's Flying Star numbers are Mountain #6 and Water Star #9.
Especially based on these flying star numbers; a guide for this bedroom colours are:-
1. Earth (Yellow, cream or beige) 2. Metal (White or light pastel colours).
4. And if we want the daughter (Purple marking B) to sleep in this bedroom 3; her best colours are also 1. Earth (Yellow, cream or beige) 2. Metal (White or light pastel colours).
5. Thus, we can use 1. Earth (Yellow, cream or beige) 2. Metal (White or light pastel colours).for this bedroom.
6. What you mentioned North = career, etc... is purely (unfortunately) trying to apply kindergarten type of Feng Shui. If this was the 1950's and 1960's or even up to 1970's; and if there was an internet; everyone will be impressed with what you wrote. But, hey! this is

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1985. Unfortunately we are no longer in kindergarten (Feng Shui). If you want to apply Feng Shui, at least up to secondary school level or higher.
7. To recap; do take note that each home has it's own birth date and birth chart. If one needs to properly apply Feng Shui correctly, should use the Flying Stars to plot and "come-out" with the relevant colours for that bedroom or space.
7.1. If someone is suppose to sleep in that bedroom; also try to if possible harmonise that person's bazi colours to that bedroom. For example, if bedroom 3 cannot or should not use BRIGHT YELLOW; then even if the colour is suitable to this sample daughter; then must leave out BRIGHT YELLOW.

[Cecil Lee]

This is a general illustration showing what one should do even if one want's to DIY Feng Shui.
Marking in RED shows what need to looked at in relation with each other.
In your write-up; you only tried to use some portions of marking in red "A".
And also unfortunately try to apply "kindergarten" (whatever) with "A". For example; you mentioned N = career.
What is lacking in your application are markings in red "B and C". And these two are matched to find out "D".
If one looks at the illustration chart carefully: marking in RED "A" is only about Kua /Gua. But Both Marking in red "A" and "B" belongs to the Compass School of Feng Shui.
Can't just apply "half" of the Compass School Feng Shui and say it is "done". On the other side; is also what is know simply as Bazi Feng Shui. Suitable colours for that person, child: son or daughter.
Therefore, getting advice with just bits and pieces; you can go alone and as mentioned: flip a coin to get the "answer".
Another premise: G.I.G.O. applies. Garbage in, garbage out...

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On 9/20/2013 10:26:30 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. You wrote: - "Bedroom A to
paint yellow and Bedroom B blue (N =
career = blue)"And you also wrote:
"Option 2 --Younger sonsleep
in Bedroom A and elder daughter in
Bedroom B. Both bed place in the NW
directions and hang a crystal ball.-
Bedroom A to paint yellow and Bedroom B
blue (N = career = blue) I need your
advice whether my options are feasible
and which option would be the best. "2.
Honestly, no offence, to answer your
question; the easiest here is to (again)
to flip a coin. 3. Frankly, the
authentic method is:-3.1. Please see
sample attachment:3.2 Plot the
flying star numbers. And refer to Purple
marking A:-3.2 For example, bedroom 3 is
at North. And it's Flying Star numbers
are Mountain #6 and Water Star
#9.Especially based on these flying star
numbers; a guide for this bedroom
colours are:-1. Earth (Yellow, cream or
beige) 2. Metal (White or light pastel
colours).4. And if we want the daughter
(Purple marking B) to sleep in this
bedroom 3; her best colours are also 1.
Earth (Yellow, cream or beige) 2. Metal
(White or light pastel colours). 5.
Thus, we can use 1. Earth (Yellow, cream
or beige) 2. Metal (White or light
pastel colours).for this bedroom.6. What
you mentioned North = career, etc... is
purely (unfortunately) trying to apply
kindergarten type of Feng Shui. If this
was the 1950's and 1960's or even up to
1970's; and if there was an internet;
everyone will be impressed with what you
wrote. But, hey! this is
1985. Unfortunately we are no
longer in kindergarten (Feng Shui). If
you want to apply Feng Shui, at least up
to secondary school level or higher. 7.
To recap; do take note that each home
has it's own birth date and birth chart.
If one needs to properly apply Feng Shui
correctly, should use the Flying Stars
to plot and "come-out" with the relevant
colours for that bedroom or space.7.1.
If someone is suppose to sleep in that
bedroom; also try to if possible
harmonise that person's bazi colours to
that bedroom. For example, if bedroom 3
cannot or should not use BRIGHT YELLOW;
then even if the colour is suitable to
this sample daughter; then must leave
out BRIGHT YELLOW.

[Cecil Lee]

Hmm... one of those kindergarten type of Feng Shui... at work...

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On 9/20/2013 11:17:42 AM, Anonymous wrote:
This is a general illustration showing
what one should do even if one want's to
DIY Feng Shui.Marking in RED shows what
need to looked at in relation with each
other. In your write-up; you only tried
to use some portions of marking in red
"A". And also unfortunately try to apply
"kindergarten" (whatever) with "A". For
example; you mentioned N = career.What
is lacking in your application are
markings in red "B and C". And these two
are matched to find out "D".If one looks
at the illustration chart carefully:
marking in RED "A" is only about Kua
/Gua. But Both Marking in red "A" and
"B" belongs to the Compass School of
Feng Shui. Can't just apply "half" of
the Compass School Feng Shui and say it
is "done". On the other side; is also
what is know simply as Bazi Feng Shui.
Suitable colours for that person, child:
son or daughter. Therefore, getting
advice with just bits and pieces; you
can go alone and as mentioned: flip a
coin to get the "answer".Another
premise: G.I.G.O. applies. Garbage in,
garbage out... On 9/20/2013 10:26:30 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >1. You wrote: -
"Bedroom A to >paint yellow and
Bedroom B blue (N = >career =
blue)"And you also wrote: >"Option 2
--Younger sonsleep >in
Bedroom A and elder daughter in
Bedroom B. Both bed place in the NW
directions and hang a crystal ball.-
Bedroom A to paint yellow and
Bedroom B >blue (N = career = blue) I
need your >advice whether my options
are feasible >and which option would
be the best. "2. >Honestly, no
offence, to answer your >question;
the easiest here is to (again) >to
flip a coin. 3. Frankly, the
authentic method is:-3.1. Please see
sample attachment:3.2 Plot the
flying star numbers. And refer to
Purple >marking A:-3.2 For example,
bedroom 3 is >at North. And it's
Flying Star numbers >are
Mountain #6 and Water Star
#9.Especially based on these flying
star >numbers; a guide for this
bedroom >colours are:-1. Earth
(Yellow, cream or >beige) 2. Metal
(White or light pastel >colours).4.
And if we want the daughter >(Purple
marking B) to sleep in this >bedroom
3; her best colours are also 1.
Earth (Yellow, cream or beige) 2.
Metal >(White or light pastel
colours). 5. >Thus, we can use 1.
Earth (Yellow, cream >or beige) 2.
Metal (White or light >pastel
colours).for this bedroom.6. What
you mentioned North = career, etc...
is >purely (unfortunately) trying to
apply >kindergarten type of Feng
Shui. If this >was the 1950's and
1960's or even up to >1970's; and if
there was an internet; >everyone will
be impressed with what you >wrote.
But, hey! this is > >1985.
Unfortunately we are no >longer in
kindergarten (Feng Shui). If >you
want to apply Feng Shui, at least up
to secondary school level or higher.
7. >To recap; do take note that each
home >has it's own birth date and
birth chart. >If one needs to
properly apply Feng Shui >correctly,
should use the Flying Stars >to plot
and "come-out" with the relevant
colours for that bedroom or
space.7.1. >If someone is suppose to
sleep in that >bedroom; also try to
if possible >harmonise that person's
bazi colours to >that bedroom. For
example, if bedroom 3 >cannot or
should not use BRIGHT YELLOW; >then
even if the colour is suitable to
this sample daughter; then must
leave >out BRIGHT YELLOW.