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Case study on Date Selection
Moving into a new house on the wrong Date
Two
houses have the exact same Facing Direction and
same House Structure.
Feng Shui reading for the both is good in Period
8, anyone who stay in these houses will enjoy good
fortune and prosperous luck. The owners are however
advised by their respective Feng Shui master to
move in at a different timing and season.
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houses have the exact same Facing Direction
and same House Structure. |
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House
A:
Advised move in date - Spring (Feb to Apr)
2009
After
shifted in:
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Suffered financial loss, sickness and mishap
- The
younger daughter met with a road accident
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The lady owner (a single mum in her mid
40s) was retrenched due to corporate downsizing
- The
elder son suffered constant poor health
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House
B:
Advised
move in date - Autumn (Aug to Oct) 2009
After
shifted in:
- The
owner strike 4D lottery
- Business
improved and grew
- The
wife received promotion at work
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The elder daughter got her first job promptly
after her university graduation
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How
can the result be so different?
Is
it because different individuals have different
luck? Or is it because owner of House A did something
wrong in his previous life?
The
Truth & Answer:
Difference in the time-factor (Good and Bad Move-in
date)
Method
of Date Selection:
House
A: - Other date selection method
House
B: - Traditional XKDG Date selection
*Genuine
case encountered by 2 neighboring house at Bishan
district
Yes,
Time is an especially crucial factor in Feng Shui
application. You can have the best Feng Shui house
but without the correct element of Time (to aptly
activate the Qi), there can never be positive result.
Worse if a totally wrong and inauspicious Time is
chosen, misfortune will befall onto you and your
family, Instead of activating the Good, you trigger
the Bad; You chase away the Good luck and invite
in the Bad luck.
Moving
into a new house or Launching Business on the wrong
Date & Timing will affect the House/Office Feng
Shui, the negative impact & influence will stay
with you till the day you moved out!
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Feng
Shui Case Studies