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Dear SL,

1. Is this company a family business i.e. where the `owner' is the MD?

Please see below:-

On 8/7/2001 9:51:00 AM, S L wrote:
>Hi Cecil,
>
>1)What is the implication of
>having a mere 3 feet wide door
>for office main entrance? I
>was told to have a wide (6-7
>feet) main entrance but
>certain situation doesn't
>permit this to put into
>effect.

The office main entrance can still be 3 feet wide.

Length (CM) Potent Remarks
0 to 5.4 Good Fortune
5.5 to 10.7 Bad Sickness
10.8 to 16.1 Bad Divorce
16.2 to 21.4 Good Fairness
21.5 to 26.8 Good Promotion
26.9 to 32.1 Bad Theft
32.2 to 37.5 Bad Accident
37.5 to 42.9 Good Origin

It is good to keep the main entrance within the favourable dimenons of the multiple of the above. Here, even if the main entrance is can still be of an auspicious dimension.

If the MD is the owner, it is very good if the main entrance door direction is favourable to him.

>2)Does the signage of the
>company have to directly face
>the main entrance of the
>office? What if the signage is
>located at the side wall? Is
>it still acceptable?

Ideally, it would be good to have the signage directly above the main entrance (if possible). However, it can still be at the side wall. This is still acceptable.

>3)The MD's ba zi has plenty of
>water element. The reception
>is located in the south
>sector. Is it a bad idea to
>put in an aquarium with
>colorful guppies as means to
>brighten up the
>atmosphere/interior of the
>reception?

Usually, this requires analysis such as the MD's Ba Zi or Ba Zi Feng Shui and other methods such as the Flying Star analysis.

The reception counter is another crucial factor in the office. This is because, in some instances, a reception counter at the centre could `split' the `Luck Qi' into two or become divided when it `enters' the main entrance.

Feng Shui for the frontage of the office is unike the home. The wrong position of the reception counter could mean `inauspiciousness'.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

>Thank you in advance for your
>help.
>
>Best regards, SL