Hello All,
I am trying to work out how to place the bagua on this property
[url]2 Bedroom Flat for Rent in Finchley, North London, N3[/url]
Check out the floor plan - its very irregular with the door on the right centre. If I placed it level with the door most of the flat would be an extension of helpful friends and the journey. This doesn't feel right and would leave huge chunks of missing areas.
Is there something I am missing? Feng shui is quite new to me and though I have a good intuitive feel for it this is the most irregular place I've seen.
So I would very much appreciate anyone's help/insight.
Thanks,
Jag
How interesting. it is almost two flats isn't it. I would be tempted to split it into the two levels really? You can use lots of remedys to alter the chi and to bring in good energies. How do you access the garden and whereabouts is it as that would be added to the layout and may change the bagua position. Have you moved in yet?
Thanks Cassie
The flat is not mine but where my friend now lives.
I had considered the possibility of using two baguas for each part of the flat, given the position of the entrance, though is this accepted feng shui practice?
The flat is a block of 3 or 4 flat - this one is on the first floor.
There is a garden though it is not connected to the flat. It is accessed via a path to the right of the main block and it situated behind a garden adjoined with the ground floor flat.
What would you use to connect the two parts of the flat.
Thanks
Jag
I can't access that plan now, which is strange so will go with my instincts. When joining two areas the chi can be helped by mittors or bamboo canes or fans, it all depends whether you want to draw chi upstairs or down. Where does your friend spend most of their time? Do you feel any flat spots?