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Dear Nancy,

Thanks for your kind words.

In my opinion, majority of us do not really need " Feng Shui ". (Take the case of the less fortunate).

In fact, many of us are able to have a happy and wholesome life. It is what makes us special:)

Usually, in today's world, questions asked are: If one is often sick quite often or face severe hardships or `calamity', could use proper FS investigations to look into what's wrong.

Thus, it is always my belief that if it `ain't broken don't fix it.

Many of us are able to use our `sixth sense' or even `accomodate' ourselves i.e. blend in with our surroundings ....

Warmest Regards, and have a happy life:)

Cecil

On 10/6/00 9:16:00 PM, Nancy Hunder wrote:
>Cecil,
>
>Thank you for your kind reply.
>I have much to learn. Destiny
>is choosing my new home. In a
>community with less than a 1%
>vacancy rate I found an
>apartment in six days (I was
>told it would take 30 to 60
>days of dedicated looking),
>only to be told by the complex
>manager that the eviction of
>the current tenant may not be
>settled by my 10/15 move-in
>date. But! If the original
>unit is not available, she
>will put me in one of two
>others that have become
>available. Although all are
>in the same complex and the
>same size, each is situated
>differently with windows
>facing different directions.
>At this point, I feel very
>fortunate to have found a
>place to live period. Now I
>wait to see which place comes
>to me.
>
>Thank you for your good wishes
>for my fiance and myself. We
>have found a very special love
>in our middle years. We are
>very lucky already. After
>"clearing the clutter" as a
>first Feng Shui step (and
>doing an especially good job
>in the romance sector of my
>home), we met each other about
>five days later. I've been
>asking for a generous man with
>a good heart and that's
>exactly what he is.
>
>As always, kind words make
>life lighter and brighter.
>Thank you for yours.
>
>Nancy