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Went to support the family of a young person, below 35yrs of age, whom is still in coma after he suffered a stroke about a week ago.

It was with a heavy heart that I went to identify the fengshui causes for his suffering. With the most destructive energies of 25 at the main door and his bedroom door, it is like the family is holding on to a time bomb that is awaiting to explode when other conditions fall into place. The yearly 5 yellow in 2014 arrives at the main door as well as the bedroom door.

Unfortunately, fengshui remedies and fengshui corrections are “Preventive in Nature”, meaning that if the family had known about the time bomb they are holding and have done corrective fengshui remedies, they could have potentially avoided or reduced the destructive effects of events. Fengshui may not be able to reverse events that have been manifested….in this case, we are not able to help reverse the effects of stroke for the young man.

I deeply feel the need to reach out and empower more people, through fengshui education, to setup their own homes with energetic harmony (by applying authentic fengshui understanding), to safeguard the well bring of their love ones at home…..

May the Love and Light be with the family and the young man, to support them through this traumatic event in their life journey….

Love & Blessings….

Dorisq Tan

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