Lynette Farrow asked:


I have some bad mojo in my apartment… I was wondering some key points of Feng Shui that would help out this problem. I would appreciate any input that relates with Feng Shui.
An example for what I’m looking for is:
+Which directions should things point (North, East, West, South)?
+Which different regions of the room represent each aspects of life?
etc., etc.

(PLEASE; no smart allelic remarks. I’m looking for true and respectful answers.)

red head asked:


when you go through the door to my bedroom, youre entering east and theres two windows on the east side. where is my bed suppossed to be and facing which way according to feng shui?

Chris M asked:


My office is mostly white (the walls, the cabinets, the door, and the white board - duh). I’ve only had it for about two weeks now, and I think I’m getting headaches and less productive when I enter and sit down. What’s the best way to Feng Shui it?

K-Mom asked:


My 4-year old daughter’s room is relatively small. The only spot her bed will fit is in line with the door, with her feet facing out into the hallway. The bathroom is directly across the hall. I know this is very bad feng shui, but I cannot rearrange her room. Any tips?

Shannan J asked:


I have an attic trap door in my bedroom ceiling. It makes the whole bedroom creepy. I can’t see paying rent for an apt where I sleep in the livingroom. Anyone know how I can cure this gloom with feng shui?
It is about 2 feet by two feet and sits in a corner 4 feet from one wall and two feet from another.

Another Emily asked:


I don’t really know what to do, I know what Feng Shui is, but what can it do for me? I’m a 13 year old girl my room is painted lime green.

d y asked:


an example would be putting red in the wealth corner when red is not a color that wealth represents in feng shui.