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Dear Nguyen,

Please see below:-

On 7/4/2002 9:50:00 PM, Can Nguyen wrote:
>Dear Cecil,
>
>I'm a "South house" type
>person and my wife is a SW
>person. My main entrance on
>the first loor is located in
>the North of the house but the
>door is faced the East
>direction. The two bed rooms
>on the second floor are in the
>East and SE sectors of the
>house. Since I'm the
>breadwinner, the door and bed
>rooms are suitable for me, but
>they are not for my wife.
>Here are my few questions:
>1. Is my house considered as
>the North or East house?

If you can attach a layout plan, I can help you confirm the direction.

>2. The main door is located in
>my wife "Disater" sector. Is
>that acceptable for her?

Under the Eight House Theory, there is no solution or cure. It is best to look at other theories e.g. Flying Star Feng Shui.

>3. Neither bed room will be
>good for her, because one is
>in her "Disaster" and the
>other is in the "Spook"
>sector. Could she sleeps in
>the "Spook" bed room?

Yes, she can sleep in the spook bedroom. But, for husband and wife, it is best for both of you to sleep in the same bedroom. You can sleep closer to the sector and she sleeps further away (if this is possible).

>4. Could we put her bed head
>against the South wall
>(Irritation)? Because the East
>wall has two large windows,
>the North wall has the bed
>room door and the West window
>has an open space communicated
>with the master batch. Is it
>OK for her to lie on the bed
>with her head faced to SW
>direction which is her
>"Excellent" direction? Will
>this alternative help to solve
>her conflicts?

I am sorry. I am confused with some of the directions you had mentioned. Perhaps, a sketch can help.

Overall, it is still best to have the placement of the bed based on good shapes and forms Feng Shui.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil