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Topic: Doors facing each other and Peacock feather
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From: Anonymous
Date: 3/27/2002 04:39 AM
Hi
I have 2 questions that need yr advice:
(1) I have two bedroom with doors facing each other. I had given advice to hang a crystal (something like disco ball in the disco)on the ceiling of the living room (which is in between the two bed room). Is it ok?
(2) What is the significance of the peacock feather? What is it used for or good for in term of feng shui? Where should I place it? Study room, baby room, office desk?
Pls enlighten me
Thanks
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