Nice looking blog you have here. The theme is awesome, great color combination.

Nick Tadd of social media tribes was the inspiration and he designed the blog (nicktadd@mac.com)

Hope it helps

Michael

You have asked a very interesting question relating to churches and temples.

This aspect – temples/churches and graveyards relate to “yin” feng shui which involves the movement of energy under the ground. Temples and graveyards are built on the hills.

This web site relates to “yang” feng shui which relate to living people and commercial buildings. This involves the movement of energy primarily on the surface of the earth.

Hope this helps

Michael Oon

Energy flowing down Burnt Hill Road -

The energy moves down this road BUT, it is pulled further down the hill by the steep slope of Frensham Road at the junction. Therefore, it is unlikely there will be much energy getting to the building.

Drains: water flowing on the surface creates movement of energy. Underground Water is not of significant benefit to living people.

Kind Regards

Michael

But how can the energy flowing down Burnt Hill Road get into the building?

Even if it can get up over the curb on to the pavement, how would it get through a brick wall?

Would the owner have to knock holes in the wall at ground level and perhaps build little levees to guide it in?

Another question. What about drains? Doesn’t much of the energy flowing down roads simply go down the drain? There must be lots of energy down there. Is a sewer a good place to start a business?

Energy flows downhill any surface when there are no obstacles.
It flows down fields but there are obstractions some where – trees, bushes or fencing.

Paths, roads and rivers are meant to be conduits where travel is easiest.
Therefore, energy flows on the easiest medium.

I hope this helps

Kind Regards

Michael

If not, how come it doesn’t flow into the subject property which is on a slope?