by Admin on
6/5/09
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Computer Fengshui
In
today's world, many people spent more time with their
computer than with anyone else in their lives, and the
impact of this piece of illusive-world-creation machine
on our physical and mental health, and beyond, is
enormous. The following is the English translation of
some advices posted online by Mr Dong Yilin (董易林),
a master at a private I Ching Studio in China (周易研究室, club.astro.sohu.com), from Fengshui point of view, which you may find useful
in improving (to a certain degree) the situations
involving computer related environmental issues:
- Do not place your
computer in your lucky direction, which may
prevent your patrons from approaching you;
- It is better to
place your computer on your left side than on the
right, as the left is the auspicious position
associated with Green Dragon, while the right
side is ruled with White Tiger. A tiger should
not be constantly disturbed or the consequence
might not be very pleasant.
- Do not let the
monitor face your bed. A monitor is like a mirror
which could unsettle your sleep with its reversed
reality when your yang qi is at its weakest
state.
- Do not place your
computer under direct sunlight. Computers are
dominated by Fire Agent, and additional Fire
influence from the sun could further heat up the
situation, which may easily cause quarrels and
fights. On the other hand, it is not a good idea
either to place your computer at a dim spot as
which could suppress Fire Agent, thus your work
performance on the computer may suffer.
- Do not place your
computer near water source, as Fire Agent of the
computer could be tempered by the Water Agent,
which may have undesirable effect on your
cardiovascular condition, as heart is Fire while
blood is Water.
- The size of the
monitor should match the size of the room. When
your monitor is too small, your work could be
overlooked by your superiors and colleagues; but
an oversize monitor may distance yoursel from
your workmates and teamleaders.
On
the whole, the longer you spend your time with your
computer, the greater its impact on your life.
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