The Bad Luck House

I imagine that you have heard of Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art used 3000 years ago and still today. It is used to orient ones home and even businesses for harmony and good luck.

Down around the corner from us there is a house that was built on a bad spot, on land that was argued over and then sold to a third party. There was 20 acres of land with it. The house was built and the husband died as it was built. It was sold and the new owners moved in and the wife died. It was sold and the next owners moved in and the house, still fairly new, needed a new roof. That was done and then the house needed new siding and paint and new trim. That was done and the owners needed money so they sold off 10 of the 20 acres to hack away at some of the debt they acquired during all the fix-up and repairs. They sold out and the next owners have never been able to keep up with the mowing required on the 10 acres left. They have never been able to get completely moved into the house. Now there is livestock on both sides of the house, up close and the present owners are not country people so I can only imagine they are not happy with the aroma of cattle and sheep surrounding them.

I have seen business locations throughout my life where businesses open and close on a regular basis. The locations look good but they always fail. My explanation is bad Feng Shui and the house around the corner seems to have very bad Feng Shui. It seems that no matter who moves in, their luck turns bad soon after. I followed Feng Shui procedures here until a year ago when I changed things up and guess what? Things went very bad in short order with the house. Coincidence? I wonder now. Back when I started using Feng Shui, things had improved dramatically.