carpet for son's bedroom

[myfs_84742]

Dear Cecil,
I have two quations:
1. my son is weak yang earth person. He sleeps in bedroom on the West (4MS/8BS/8WS). West is my personal "love direction". His room has white colored walls, enough wooden furniture (brown). Because, he is weak earth person, I bought yelow (exactly ochre) carpet and bed-cover (ochre/yelow/teracot color). But still I think, something missing there. I think to put on the windows blue-metalic screen (I do not know english word for that, but it is not like ordinary curtain, that peaple use in offices...). Did I something wrong?
2. Teracota color (bordou) is it earth element,or fire element?
Thanks in advance and regards,
Gagi

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Anon,
Usually for a weak earth person, the best element that can help him is the fire element. As fire helps earth grow.
Adding earth element is like adding earth to earth. Although still favourable is acceptable.
The only concern about earth element is that if your house is currently a Period 7 house (built, renovated between 1984 onwards), take extra care of compass directions East and South. Especially if this is his bedroom. As there are usually bad earth stars at these sectors. At these two locations try to avoid having too much `fire' element or earth element at these two sectors.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/16/2002 6:31:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
I have two quations:
1. my son is weak yang earth
person. He sleeps in bedroom
on the West (4MS/8BS/8WS).
West is my personal "love
direction". His room has white
colored walls, enough wooden
furniture (brown). Because, he
is weak earth person, I bought
yelow (exactly ochre) carpet
and bed-cover
(ochre/yelow/teracot color).
But still I think, something
missing there. I think to put
on the windows blue-metalic
screen (I do not know english
word for that, but it is not
like ordinary curtain, that
peaple use in offices...). Did
I something wrong?
2. Teracota color (bordou) is
it earth element,or fire
element?
Thanks in advance and regards,
Gagi

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[myfs_84742]

Thatk you for your answer. My building is built in 1975 - period 6 and the FS for my son's bedroom (bedroom is on the West sector)are: 4MS/8BS/8WS. In that combination is yellow carpet OK for him (weak earth person)? You said the red (fire element) is more a acceptable. I know, but how much red I have to put in his room? 33,3% of whole room, or some details will be OK? Like you see, the bedroom is on the West (metal element), Metal exhaust Earth... I have a blanket for his bed in yellow/dark-red color combination...
Dark-red - is that still fire element?
I am sorry to bother you, but it is very important for me.
Thank you in advance,
Dragana

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On 12/3/2002 6:41:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Anon,
Usually for a weak earth
person, the best element that
can help him is the fire
element. As fire helps earth
grow.
Adding earth element is like
adding earth to earth.
Although still favourable is
acceptable.
The only concern about earth
element is that if your house
is currently a Period 7 house
(built, renovated between 1984
onwards), take extra care of
compass directions East and
South. Especially if this is
his bedroom. As there are
usually bad earth stars at
these sectors. At these two
locations try to avoid having
too much `fire' element or
earth element at these two
sectors.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 11/16/2002 6:31:00 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Dear Cecil,
I have two quations:
1. my son is weak yang earth
person. He sleeps in bedroom
on the West (4MS/8BS/8WS).
West is my personal "love
direction". His room has white
colored walls, enough wooden
furniture (brown). Because, he
is weak earth person, I bought
yelow (exactly ochre) carpet
and bed-cover
(ochre/yelow/teracot color).
But still I think, something
missing there. I think to put
on the windows blue-metalic
screen (I do not know english
word for that, but it is not
like ordinary curtain, that
peaple use in offices...). Did
I something wrong?
2. Teracota color (bordou) is
it earth element,or fire
element?
Thanks in advance and regards,
Gagi

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