Dear Masters, I have posed several questions but they were not answered though. It's ok. Anyway I hope this question will be entertained. I feel that the practice of feng shui is only based on some chinese classical texts but I am not sure they are really based on real and practical experience. If feng shui according to the ancient classical texts is to be believed, then occupants of West facing houses will definately receive ill effects because almost all the owners occupy the front master bedrooms which are located in negative sectors as the front three sectors are indeed 'bad' feng shui sectors. However, I know a number of people living in these houses but they do not suffer any ill effect. Can you please explain? Thanks. Jass

Dear Jass, interesting question you brought up. Did you know that there are books on theories as well as case studies? Nobody said that West facing houses are bad. What you have been exposed to (Eight Mansions, Flying Stars, etc) is just scratching the surface of Feng Shui. Take House Gua for example - the theory part goes deeper still, and in the practitcal aspects, we have not even started with external landforms (qualifies the property), floor plan layout (Qi flow and redistribution), occupant (different affects for each individual, be they man/woman, old/young, etc), and time (Qi fluctuates in multiple cycles). With proper placing of the person you CAN sleep in negative House Gua sectors - if not we only have four rooms we can use in every house, right? Feng Shui (consulting) is not a subject picked up over a book and coffee, but with the JY show, we hope to educate people as to what Classical Feng Shui really looks like. Hope this answers your question. Cheers! SN