Jami Lin’s Feng Shui, Interior Design, ColorAlchemy & Skin Care

Hi Jami! 

Hi Kat! (I put my answers in between yours so readers and you can follow the thread easier) This is an excellent example for folks to see how I can help people quickly and understand the depth of REAL FS. 

My bedroom is located in the south, my Chueh Ming/Severed Fate (disasters and total loss - 4th worst), and my head when sleeping points south, also. Though my flying star is good (1), you’ve always said to make sure you are facing your most favorable directions first.  JL: And in combination w/ good stars 

This area has a yearly positive activation (probably why I’m getting motivated to do something after sleeping this way for over a year and a half). Good!  Given the small layout of the room I am able to move my bed so that I am sleeping with my head to the SW (3rd best personal direction and enhanced with Pig year benefit)  If it has good natal star it is a WINNER! and possibly W (my sheng chi).  ??? I don’t see how west plays 

Do you recommend I do so?  Move the bed for sure if you have good natal stars too. 

Also, a part of my bedroom contains the SE (1st worst direction Ho Hai and a 5 flying star - worst personal misfortune). Though I try to stay away from that part (actually most of the SE is a missing corner for me - yay!) do you have any recommendations to enhance and remedy this area (my chart recommends quiet metal)? 

This is could be too serous for me to comments without seeing your floor plan for exactly what you are saying. (Kat is talking about her Personal Success Map that is customized to her and her home: http://www.jamilin.com/content/view/469/248    
 

Lots of love and thanks for all you do and share. You are welcome…I am proud of you, great questions and written very clearly! It is an excellent example for folks to see how I can help people quickly and understand the depth of REAL FS. I thank you too—you helped share the work that I LOVE so much.  

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