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| train hoho2 | 30/9/2009 |
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Dear Master Peter, Individual office is usually one of cubes in a building. How do we know if our cube is good if we can't know about where the building is facing. If we use 8 mansion FS, how can we do to know if the cube is in good location of the building? When we decide the location of cube, do we have to check the facing of the building or should we just pick any cube and face to the good direction based on our personal gua number? Please advise. Thanks and regards, train hoho2 |
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Master Peter
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30/9/2009 |
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It depends the space you own. if you own the own building, the facing is the main building's door. If you own a cube then the facing is the entrance facing into the cube. If you own an office with many cubes, then the facing is the office's main door facing. I hope this help. Regards, |
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train hoho2
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1/10/2009 |
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Dear Master Peter, Thanks for your reply. It helps me how to decide the facing direction. However, I still have some confusion about the facing direction of a cube. When you said "the entrance facing into the cube", did you mean that we stand right outside the entrance to the cube and where we looking inside the cube will be the facing direction of a cube? I wonder why an office's facing is where its door faces out but a cube's facing is where we facing inside from outside a cube? Why they are all square space but have opposite way to decide the facing? If we know the facing direction our cube is, can we then use 8 mansion for FS application to decide good and bad location in a cube? Do we need to find out the sitting direction? Best regards, train hoho2 |
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