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Dear Utpal,

1. Although, a `solid' or actual pyramid can be used, it is often not practical to do so.

2. This is because, the pointed tip of the pyramid is not exactly ideal -- if it is facing locations like the sofa or seating location.

3. A crystal pyramid can be used if it has light or light shines below it (upwards). light represents - fire.

4. Actually a simplier solution is that if you need to introduce the Fire elment, why not e.g. use red / pink coloured curtains or walls painted pink / red or purple.

5. However, as you have only looked at your home based on just the Gua, there can be a possible double edged sword if Fire element is wrongly introduced:-

5.1 It is unfavourable if you are a weak water or Strong fire person.

5.2 Under Flying Star Feng Shui, there are say #5 and #2 (strong BAD earth elements)

Under the productive sequence, introducing Fire, may inadvertently fuel more bad earth.

And there is additional probability that a sector may also have bad wood elements such as #3 and #4. If there are and incombination of #5 and #2, adding Fire element can help bridge this bad wood and earth gap. And cause more problems:

Wood (bad wood) -> introduce Fire element -> fuels additional Earth (bad earth)

A recipie for disaster!

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 2/27/2003 6:39:00 AM, Utpal Sikdar wrote:
>Hi,
>I am Mr. Utpal Sikdar, born on
>25th October 1970. I am a new
>learner of Feng Shui and this
>site helped me a lot in my
>learning curve. My element is
>Wood, Animal sign Dog and Kua
>no. is 3. I have toilet in the
>South-East corner of my house.
>As a pyramid's shape
>represents the fire element
>and fire and wood do not come
>in destructive sequence, can I
>put a Crystal Pyramid in the
>south-east corner oh my house?
>If yes, should the pyramid be
>placed within 3 to 7 feet
>height from the ground?
>Looking forward for your noble
>suggestion.
>Thanking you in advance.