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Dear Daniel,

It is good to read up the link which I had provided in the earlier message.

In my personal opinion, in quite alot cases that I have come across, particularly in Australia, where there is a huge following on Feng Shui, particularly the compass school of Feng Shui such as the Eight House and Flying Star has been applied with great effect without any changes. There are also many who apply Feng Shui without modifications in South America e.g. Brazil.

It is best that you read up the link I provided and if you are still in doubt, you should ask the practioner in New Zealand to `justify' on what basis they say that a particular model has to be changed.

If they are unable to provide you with a good reason or it cannot be backed by `academic' or scientific proof, you should take the advice with a pinch of salt.

I strongly believe that it is the onus of the person who set their `rules' or advice should ultimately justify for their actions.

If not, Feng Shui (modified for the Southern Hemisphere) can be considered a "sales gimmick". And one can consider that it is "frawn" upon by Traditional Feng Shui practioners in the Far East, Hong Kong and Taiwan. The key word here is *Where is the proof?* to convince us.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 12/6/99 5:53:56 PM, Daniel Wong wrote:
>Hi,
>this is quite interesting
>because i hired a new zealand
>feng shui practitioner, and he
>applied feng shui in our home
>the to southern hempisphere
>school.
>
>does this mean the feng shui
>is applied wrong and i should
>reapply it to the traditional
>method?
>
>-thanks.
>