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Topic: North is 'death' sector. Does that mean....
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From: Anonymous
Date: 3/3/2000 05:00 AM
Good evening,
If according to the eight house F.S the north is one's death sector, other than making sure that one doesn't sleep in that sector can one consider the following action?
Since North is of the element water and the death sector of the person, we should use earth element objects to suppress the water in order to minimise the effects. Is this the correct application of the 5 element theory?
Thanks
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