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Topic: Square mirror opposite front door
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 5/9/2001 11:24 PM
Dear Brenda,
Yes, a small decorative screen next to the toilet so long as it is sufficent to block the view of the toilet and not the whole bathroom would suffice i.e. OK.
For a mirror facing the front door normally this would not be advisable as it would reflect Qi or disperse Qi and may not be that advisable.
It also depends on other factors i.e. distance to the door etc... If a mirror has to be used, a sloping mirror (similiar to those found at some shop shops for customers to view a pair of shoes) i.e. sloping would be an alternative where it is not perpenticular to the door.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 5/9/01 9:35:00 PM, Brenda Lattanzio wrote:
>Hello. Thank you for answering
>my question about the toilet
>being seen at the front door.
>But can I ask if I can put a
>small decorative screen next
>to the toilet that is just
>high enough to block the view
>of the toilet and not the
>whole bathroom. A screen to
>put in front of the door to
>the bathroom would impede
>traffic in that hallway and
>the door is impossible to keep
>closed. Also, would it be wise
>to put a rectangular bevelled
>edge mirror facing the front
>door? My front door is facing
>south. Thank you again.
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