How to remedy 'Sha' qi ?

[myfs_86679]

Hello Cecil,
Need your advise on the following urgently:
One of my relative has recently being bad luck and was sent
for back surgery which almost lead to lower part of the body paralyze.
Fortunately, she is recovering now.We are in doubt because all along
she is quite healthy and suddenly she just feel pain at her back.
After reading some books as well as website on fengshui , we discover
the following:
There are two buildings directly in front of her house and these two
buildings are separated by just 50cm.So I believe this is a kind of
"sha" right.
So how can we remedy this situation?Can we cover this 50cm gap by
cementing with bricks if we are allowed too? If not, how?
Your advise is greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Usually, if there is a gap between the two buildings, there would be as you had mentioned there can be Sha Qi.
However, as your description is not too clear, I can't really provide advise:-
1. When u mentioned your relative's house, is it a landed property? Or an apartment with window or gap in the master bedroom or main door entrance or otherwise?
2. When you mentioned a gap of 50cm of two near by buidings, currently cannot visualise what are their position in relation to your relative's home.
Perhaps, you can provide a sketch to this.
3. However, if one stands at the gap and find gushes of air `forced' thru this into your relatives' home, then this can be sha qi.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 10/24/2002 12:52:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Cecil,
Need your advise on the
following urgently:
One of my relative has
recently being bad luck and
was sent
for back surgery which almost
lead to lower part of the body
paralyze.
Fortunately, she is recovering
now.We are in doubt because
all along
she is quite healthy and
suddenly she just feel pain at
her back.
After reading some books as
well as website on fengshui ,
we discover
the following:
There are two buildings
directly in front of her house
and these two
buildings are separated by
just 50cm.So I believe this is
a kind of
"sha" right.
So how can we remedy this
situation?Can we cover this
50cm gap by
cementing with bricks if we
are allowed too? If not, how?
Your advise is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks.

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