Violating Natural Laws

Yesterday, I went to see Mr. Wyn's house. In Feng Shui, his house is categorized as a "xiong zai" which means "house of doom." The plot of land is triangular, getting narrower as you go in, causing a feeling of compression, irregular energy flow, and lack of energy or chi. The front entry way has a missing corner making the interior energy unbalanced. In the backyard is a man-made pond with still water. This water element is located in a direction that conflicts with the male resident's stomach frequencies.

Inside, the layout of the rooms also defeats the residents' energy. A hallway divides the house in half - a potential for separation or divorce. At the end of this hallway is the master bedroom with the bed right in front of the door. The house's hallway is like the body 's intestines. Having the negative energies of the hallway directly channeled into a bedroom often causes the people sleeping there to suffer digestive problems. To the other side of the bed is the bathroom which compounds health problems. The kitchen stove is in the center of the house polluting the "heart" or most vital chi of the house and those who live in it. This is a typical California house with feng shui that causes the people living inside to feel stifled and easily irritated. This stress makes them prone to argument, accident or sickness. I asked Mr. Wyn how long he and his family have lived here. He tells me they have lived here for only a year and a half. I recommended that they move out because their well-being is in jeopardy. He asks me what happens to people living here. I tell Mr. him that it is very likely the previous owner died of intestinal cancer, and before he passed away, he probably was divorced, was in several car accidents, and had problems with his children. Similar things may happen to Mr. Wyn and his family.

I noticed that Mr.Wyn's face is very pale, his aura and forehead is dark. I ask him if he has seen a doctor lately. He tells me he just had surgery. The doctor told him it was colon cancer and does not know how much longer he will live.

He sadly explains that he is alone now, his wife left him and his children do not care about him. He admits that he never believed in Feng Shui because he has always been healthy and had a good relationship with his family. However, since they moved in here, he cannot believe his bad luck. Recently, he has had a string of car accidents, each one putting him in greater debt. In desperation, he feels there must be something wrong with his house.

According to Mr. Wyn's birth chart, he is a well-educated man. He should have a good career and happy marriage. Yet, suddenly, he loses everything, his wife, his children, his health. Can science solve these problems and explain what has happened?

In the philosophy of Feng Shui, everyone has a unique energy that radiates from their body. If the house's energy is not harmonized with a person's energy, it causes the body's internal energy to be scattered. Lacking focused energy, it is easy to be anxious and nervous, to say things one does not mean, to sleep with out getting rest. Unable to think and act at one's full potential makes people get into conflicts, eat the wrong things, do the wrong things and be involved in many mishaps.

Feng shui is about the natural energies of cause and effect, it is a study based on thousands of years of experience that often surpasses realms of modern science. For those who understand it and know how to use it, they are able to live more peacefully than those who do not.

For those who chose to ignore feng shui, they do not understand that everything is connected. That their misfortune is a society's problem which is a country's burden that prevents the world's progress.