Semi-circular carpet cure [ Half-round rug solution.]

[Sejanus Seow]

Hi Cecil,
I just read through some of the cures you suggested for neutralizing shar chi. Is there a picture you have on your website of a semi-circular carpet and if I were using it for my main door which is south facing, does it have to be a particular colour or size? Also, could you explain more on the "triangular effect" of placing two plants at the side of main door. If possible, I would prefer not to display the ba kua. For the fire hydrant, I think your "out of sight" advice can be applied there by planting a few plants.
(This is with regards to my previous question on "Poison Arrows at Main Door").
Thanks,
Sejanus.

[Cecil Lee]

You can visit the link below to have a view of the types of carpets:-
http://my.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/imagefolio.cgi?direct=Feng_Shui_Cures/Semi-circle_radiating_outwards
Please see below:-

 

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On 7/17/00 9:29:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
I just read through some of
the cures you suggested for
neutralizing shar chi. Is
there a picture you have on
your website of a
semi-circular carpet and if I
were using it for my main door
which is south facing, does it
have to be a particular colour
or size?
Please refer to the above link. As the carpet is placed outside the house, you can use a red carpet at the south facing side.
Generally, red is considered an auspicious color. While blue (to avoid) would clash with that sector.

Also, could you

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explain more on the
"triangular effect" of placing
two plants at the side of main
door. If possible, I would
prefer not to display the ba
kua.
Here, the original idea of the triangle effect is to neutralise e.g. a metallic pole e.g. a flag pole or a street lamp that is perpendicular or tangent to the main entrance (mid-point).

Two flag poles can be arranged to create a triangle shape, giving the impression of three objects forming a triangle. When viewed from above, it appears as a triangle from the air. In this configuration, the triangle points outward from the house.

 

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For the fire hydrant, I
think your "out of sight"
advice can be applied there by
planting a few plants.

Certainly, it is possible to accomplish this task. However, it is advisable to steer clear of tall, slender trees that may pose a threat. Whenever feasible, opt for trees with low trunks that are predominantly covered with leaves.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[Cecil Lee]

This trend of placing a semi-circular carpet outside the main entrance door is still valid today.

The only thing for the lay person is what colour.

You can visit the link below to have a view of the types of carpets:-
http://my.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/imagefolio.cgi?direct=Feng_Shui_Cures/Semi-circle_radiating_outwards