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Dear Anita,
Grateful in the future, please do not sent more than one e-mail on the same
subject. For this subject
"retification for north east cut in the house ", you have sent two duplicate
messages. Users who receive messages from the mailing list can be
`irritated' by this.
If you are staying in a house, (with a compound), you can `landscape' your
garden to create a profile of the missing corner e.g. a grass verge plus
`stones' lining the missing corner. If you take a helicopter' view, you
should see a profile of the missing corner `added' to the home.
You can at the corner of the garden place a lampost.
If you live in an apartment, you can place mirrors on both sides of the wall
to neutralise it.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Sunday, April 25, 1999 1:59 AM
Subject: rectification for north east cut in the house

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From: "Anita Agarwal"
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dear sir, ther is a cut in the north east direction of my house.how can
i rectify it? please explain me. thanking you. anita agarwal


Master Cecil Lee, Geomancy.Net

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Hi there,
I have read somewhere about this issue and let me share with you:
North-east in the eight Trigram represent the youngest son in the family (or any male who is 15 years old or below)
In terms of the body, North-east represents the hands. This means that with a cut in the Noth-east for your house, it is very likely that the youngest male in the house may have hands problems (injury, cuts, etc)
To rectify this, place a DOG statue at the part where the cut occurs.
Please let me know whether this is true for you as I want to verify the accuracy of the feng shui theory.
Thanks & good luck! :>
Regards,
Chris Ng

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