Neighbour's cactus plant in front of our house

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
My neighbour has placed a cactus plant in their front door entrance which also somehow faces our house. Hope you could advise whether this will affect us. I attach herewith the photos for your reference.
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. Fortunately, for now, the cactus is just a "stump" and does not seem to have torns (correct me if I am wrong). This is a plus point.
1.1 If the cactus is tall and lots of "branches" then, it is a concern.
2. Under the Five elements concept, fire or something RED can be used against it: Not possible to move your plant to the same side of the cactus? (If so, understand as the area "belongs" to your neighbour" or your main door is in the way should you place it to the right of the main door.
3. For now, just monitor the situation i.e. hopefully the cactus does not grow tall with lots of branches.

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On 3/28/2014 8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in their
front door entrance which also
somehow faces our house.
Hope you could advise whether
this will affect us. I
attach herewith the photos for
your reference.Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned;

There are two other alternatives:

1. If one wants to apply "stealth" or stealth mode, is the use of highly reflective grille gates e.g. chrome or a reflective mirror on the gate.
2. The other is the traditional method of placing a convex mirror above the door.

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On 3/28/2014 9:15:12 AM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Fortunately, for now, the cactus is just
a "stump" and does not seem to have
torns (correct me if I am wrong). This
is a plus point.1.1 If the cactus is
tall and lots of "branches" then, it is
a concern.2. Under the Five elements
concept, fire or something RED can be
used against it: Not possible to move
your plant to the same side of the
cactus? (If so, understand as the area
"belongs" to your neighbour" or your
main door is in the way should you place
it to the right of the main door.3. For
now, just monitor the situation i.e.
hopefully the cactus does not grow tall
with lots of branches.On 3/28/2014
8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in their
front door entrance which also
somehow faces our house.
Hope you could advise whether
this will affect us. I
attach herewith the photos for
your reference.Thanks.

[unknown]

Hi Cecil, thanks for your advice. At which location of the door is appropriate - right top or left top or?

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On 3/28/2014 2:44:37 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Further to what I had mentioned;There
are two other alternatives:1. If one
wants to apply "stealth" or stealth
mode, is the use of highly reflective
grille gates e.g. chrome or a reflective
mirror on the gate.2. The other is the
traditional method of placing a convex
mirror above the door.On 3/28/2014
9:15:12 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Fortunately, for now, the cactus is
just
a "stump" and does not seem to have
torns (correct me if I am wrong).
This
is a plus point.1.1 If the cactus is
tall and lots of "branches" then, it
is
a concern.2. Under the Five elements
concept, fire or something RED can
be
used against it: Not possible to
move
your plant to the same side of the
cactus? (If so, understand as the
area
"belongs" to your neighbour" or your
main door is in the way should you
place
it to the right of the main door.3.
For
now, just monitor the situation i.e.
hopefully the cactus does not grow
tall
with lots of branches.On
3/28/2014
8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in their
front door entrance which also
somehow faces our house.
Hope you could advise whether
this will affect us. I
attach herewith the photos for
your reference.Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

If one does not want to place one of those conVEX mirrors; then this (stealth-mode) is a possibility:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=16004&new=

Other past resources:-

http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=27978&new=

http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=23368&new=
Please note that the "mirror" need not be exactly facing the cactus. So long as it shares the same concept of a convex mirror above the door or as mentioned in the first link is fine or OK.

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On 3/28/2014 2:50:05 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil, thanks for your advice.
At which location of the door is
appropriate - right top or left top
or?On 3/28/2014 2:44:37 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote: >Further to what I had
mentioned;There >are two other
alternatives:1. If one >wants to
apply "stealth" or stealth >mode, is
the use of highly reflective >grille
gates e.g. chrome or a reflective
mirror on the gate.2. The other is
the >traditional method of placing a
convex >mirror above the
door.On 3/28/2014 >9:15:12 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >>These are some
considerations:1. >>Fortunately,
for now, the cactus is >just
a "stump" and does not seem to
have >>torns (correct me if I am
wrong). >This >>is a plus
point.1.1 If the cactus is >>tall
and lots of "branches" then, it >is
a concern.2. Under the Five
elements >>concept, fire or
something RED can >be >>used
against it: Not possible to >move
your plant to the same side of
the >>cactus? (If so, understand
as the >area >>"belongs" to
your neighbour" or your >>main
door is in the way should you >place
it to the right of the main
door.3. >For >>now, just
monitor the situation i.e.
hopefully the cactus does not
grow >tall >>with lots of
branches.On >3/28/2014
8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in
their >>>front door entrance
which also >>>somehow faces our
house. >>>Hope you could
advise whether >>>this will
affect us. I >>>attach
herewith the photos for >>>your
reference.Thanks.

[Guest Catus alert]

Hi Master, 

What if its your downstairs direct hdb owner that placed a huge catus. Does it affect us on the level above? Coz after i purchased the flat we have been habing quarrels at home and also sprained a leg. 

[Cecil Lee]

Most likely it is a coincidence. And unlikely a threat:

Given that what’s separating both floors is a concrete level. And even if the cactus is huge, it is not some sort of exploding grenade.

There must be other imbalances within your home...