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Feng Shui question – My new office is built-in furniture than can’t be moved. My back faces the door?

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I’ve review we should regularly face a doorway so we can see people on foot in, though a built-in seat doesn’t concede me to do that. How do we feng-shui this sort of office?

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4 Responses to “Feng Shui question – My new office is built-in furniture than can’t be moved. My back faces the door?”

  1. kitelemon Says:
    February 13th, 2010 at 5:07 pm

    I don’t know, but I’d have to put a huge mirror in front of me so I could see behind me.

  2. marvin A Says:
    February 16th, 2010 at 4:34 am

    remember Wild Bill Hickcock??
    what idiot did this??

  3. raffi Says:
    February 17th, 2010 at 7:18 am

    if you can get rid of the desk and put in a round table for your work surface 48 inch should do it as for the computer just remove one or two shelves in the built ins

  4. Fengshuitips Says:
    February 20th, 2010 at 5:19 am

    Actually you don’t always have to face outside when seated. There are many directions you can face but it will best be determined by the precise “flying stars table” of your room, which will need lengthy description though.

    However, without knowing exactly how your room is positioned, the simple fact that you’re sitting with your back facing the door is – 9 out of 10 times – inappropriate.

    Depending on how exactly it is, it’d be best to put a petition there blocking the space between you seat and the door so as to give yourself some “back support.”

    You can send me a photo of how exactly it is so that I can tell you more about how to do it correctly.

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