Front Entrance Steps

[myfs_94377]

The main door entrance steps to our new house are rounded brick steps. Our house faces the north east. I read that the rounded front entrance steps are considered to draw money out of the house. Is this true, and what can I do now? Will it help if I put pillars with a porch roof on top of the steps?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Sumita,
I hope I got your message correct.
When you mentioned that the steps are rounded on the front entrance:
1. Do you mean (Top-view) it looks like radiating out in a semi-circular fashion or
2. that the steps are rounded at every step?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/11/2003 4:21:21 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The main door entrance steps
to our new house are rounded
brick steps. Our house faces
the north east. I read that
the rounded front entrance
steps are considered to draw
money out of the house. Is
this true, and what can I do
now? Will it help if I put
pillars with a porch roof on
top of the steps?

[myfs_94377]

Dear Cecil,
You are right that the steps are semi-circular as you mention in (1). I am looking forward to your reply!
Thanks very much!
Sumita

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On 7/15/2003 8:44:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sumita,
I hope I got your message
correct.
When you mentioned that the
steps are rounded on the front
entrance:
1. Do you mean (Top-view) it
looks like radiating out in a
semi-circular fashion or
2. that the steps are rounded
at every step?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 7/11/2003 4:21:21 AM, Sumita Saini
wrote:
The main door entrance steps
to our new house are rounded
brick steps. Our house faces
the north east. I read that
the rounded front entrance
steps are considered to draw
money out of the house. Is
this true, and what can I do
now? Will it help if I put
pillars with a porch roof on
top of the steps?

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Sumita,
1. In Feng Shui, contrary to what one may think, this semi-circular (concept/idea) is based on the " Bright Hall - Ming Tang ".
2. Somewhere, in this website, I had several pictures of a semi-circular water feature radiating outwards.
3. This feature is placed at the frontage of the building.
4. Because of this feature i.e. which provides a clear space; akin of a bird flying freely at the frontage.
5. If we have clear space, the natural `impact' is that the hall will be `bright'.
Do search in this forum or the Picture Tour or Picture resources for " The Hyatt " hotel photos. I had a sample of this, feature.
6. However, the steps is another issue. But, what I had mentioned under Para 1 to 5 is to give a flavour of the similar idea of a semi-circular steps (radiating outwards).
7. Attached please see a picture resource of this type of steps.
8. This type of semi-circular steps is considered a `protective' stance.
9. In the past, I had also posted my sketch of a semi-circular mat (with spikes) radiating outwards. This is often placed outside the front door entrance. And is the "near" equivalent of a Ba Gua mirror.
10. This is not Feng Shui:-
However, in general, this type of semi-circular steps radiating outwards can be unfriendly to the old or aged to walk up. Even for adults and children, if the steps are steep and short, one has to be extra careful when walking up or down this steps.
Warmest Regards
Cecil

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On 7/16/2003 8:22:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
You are right that the
steps are semi-circular as you mention
in (1). I am looking forward to your
reply!

Thanks very much!
Sumita
On

Quote

7/15/2003 8:44:57 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Dear Sumita,
I hope I got
your message
correct.
When you
mentioned that the
steps are rounded on
the front
entrance:
1. Do you mean
(Top-view) it
looks like radiating out
in a
semi-circular fashion or
2.
that the steps are rounded
at every
step?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On
7/11/2003 4:21:21 AM, Sumita
Saini
wrote:
The main door entrance
steps
to our new house are
rounded
brick steps. Our house
faces
the north east. I read
that
the rounded front
entrance
steps are considered to
draw
money out of the house.
Is
this true, and what can I do
now?
Will it help if I put
pillars with a
porch roof on
top of the steps?

[Cecil Lee]

Picture taken at Pinnace@Duxton
Dear Sumita,

Quote

1. In Feng Shui, contrary to
what one may think, this
semi-circular (concept/idea)
is based on the " Bright Hall
- Ming Tang ".
2. Somewhere, in this website,
I had several pictures of a
semi-circular water feature
radiating outwards.
3. This feature is placed at
the frontage of the building.
4. Because of this feature
i.e. which provides a clear
space; akin of a bird flying
freely at the frontage.
5. If we have clear space, the
natural `impact' is that the
hall will be `bright'.
Do search in this forum or the
Picture Tour or Picture
resources for " The Hyatt "
hotel photos. I had a sample
of this, feature.
6. However, the steps is
another issue. But, what I had
mentioned under Para 1 to 5 is
to give a flavour of the
similar idea of a
semi-circular steps (radiating
outwards).
7. Attached please see a
picture resource of this type
of steps.
8. This type of semi-circular
steps is considered a
`protective' stance.
9. In the past, I had also
posted my sketch of a
semi-circular mat (with
spikes) radiating outwards.
This is often placed outside
the front door entrance. And
is the "near" equivalent of a
Ba Gua mirror.
10. This is not Feng Shui:-
However, in general, this type
of semi-circular steps
radiating outwards can be
unfriendly to the old or aged
to walk up. Even for adults
and children, if the steps are
steep and short, one has to be
extra careful when walking up
or down this steps.
Warmest Regards
Cecil
On 7/16/2003 8:22:08 PM, Sumita Saini
wrote:
Dear Cecil,
You are right that the
steps are semi-circular as you mention
in (1). I am looking forward to your
reply!
Thanks very much!
Sumita

On
7/15/2003 8:44:57 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Dear Sumita,

I hope I got
your message
correct.

When you
mentioned that the
steps are rounded on
the front
entrance:

1. Do you mean
(Top-view) it
looks like radiating out
in a
semi-circular fashion or

2.
that the steps are rounded
at every
step?

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On
7/11/2003 4:21:21 AM, Sumita
Saini
wrote:
The main door entrance
steps
to our new house are
rounded
brick steps. Our house
faces
the north east. I read
that
the rounded front
entrance
steps are considered to
draw
money out of the house.
Is
this true, and what can I do
now?
Will it help if I put
pillars with a
porch roof on
top of the steps?

[Cecil Lee]

At Thomson Road