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Aranka
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31/7/2010 |
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Dear Master Peter, is it importent when whishing to have any success, to sleep in the best direction? And is it the best direction my head points to or the direction I look to (because then it is a different direction, my head will point southwest and I look in northeast; southwest being my best direction)? With best regards A. |
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Master Peter
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1/8/2010 |
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It is important to sleep in your auspicious LOCATION. If you are sleeping head pointing to your best direction but sleeping at your worst location, you are not doing any good. Location and direction is two very different things. Best direction means you head pointing to that direction. Regards, |
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Aranka
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2/8/2010 |
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Dear Master Peter, thank you very much for your answer. Perhaps the wrong location is the reason I have so few success though I try so much to enchance. So I have one more question - how can I find my auspicious location? What does it depend on?Is it my kua number? With best regards Aranka |
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Aranka
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2/8/2010 |
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I forgott to mention that: my kua number is 6 and I sleep pointing south. I have a one-room appartement and I try to find a better place for my bed. With best regards Aranka |
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Master Peter
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2/8/2010 |
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You will have to use our feng shui tool at http://www.skillon.com/fstar.cfm?direct=1 and find the location. Warmest regards, |
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Aranka
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3/8/2010 |
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Aranka
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3/8/2010 |
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Dear Master Peter, thank you for your reply and for your patience. With best regards Aranka |
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