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Today, I am going to share the best time for you in the day, according to Feng Shui.
Every animal sign has a slot of 2 hours through the day which are really auspicious for them.
These two hours can be used when doing important jobs like signing important papers, getting married, opening a shop etc.
Now, I am sure when you look at your animal sign and find out that your 2 hour slot falls in the middle of night, then you will have a question for me 😉
Let’s have a look at a situation where your animal sign’s most auspicious time falls in the middle of the night.
So, what do you do if you are an Ox born person?
According to this chart, the most auspicious time for an Ox born is from 1 AM to 3 AM.
How can you conduct your important business at this unearthly time of the night?
Well, I am pretty sure you can’t, unless you are an owl, and don’t mind staying up late at night. But even if you decide to work at this hour nobody else will be there to keep you company.
Relax!!!
Thankfully there is a way around this dilemma.
The trick is to call on your Allies and Secret friend.
If you remember, each animal sign has one secret friend and three allies.
So, if you cannot tap into your own auspicious 2 hours, you can make use of the time slots of your friends and allies.
Isn’t that great!
Taking the example of the Ox born again…
The secret friend of an Ox born is Rat (11 PM – 1 AM) and the allies are: Snake (9 AM – 11 AM), Rooster (5 PM – 7 PM) and other Ox born people (1 AM – 3 AM).
In such a case you need to remember that you have three other two hour slots available to you and they work equally well for you.
Similarly, you can work out the best 2 hour slots for your own animal sign, as well as that of your secret friend and allies, and try to memorise them or write them down on a piece of paper and keep it in your wallet for quick reference.
Let’s have a look at the different animal signs and the hours of the day that are best for each of them.
The idea is to try and use this piece of information when doing important activities through the day.
There is another piece of information that you should remember and follow, when applying this Feng Shui tip.
You need to be aware of your conflict animal sign as well.
Each animal sign has one conflict animal sign.
It is best to avoid doing important business at the time of your conflict animal sign.
So, for Ox born people, the conflict animal sign is Monkey.
The auspicious time for Sheep borns is between 1 PM to 3 PM.
This is the time when Ox born people should avoid signing important papers or holding important meetings.
Here is a list of all the animal signs with their allies, secret friend as well as the conflict animal sign.
You can use this information on a regular basis in your life and achieve success in your endeavours.
But, please do not get too paranoid about it.
There will be a lot of times when you might not be able to follow the auspicious time slots.
In that case, use the power of your mind and the law of attraction to create a positive outcome.
There are so many tools which you can use to help improve your life.
Use them regularly along with Feng Shui and you will find yourself achieving new heights in no time.
I wish all of you great success in each and every aspect of your life.
If you would like to learn more about how Feng Shui can help you and about the costs involved, then write to me at shellysingh168@gmail.com.
And if you have any questions regarding this or any other Feng Shui tip, then also write to me and I will explain it to you.
I offer face-to-face as well as over the phone Consultations.
I look forward to helping you create your dream life by using Feng Shui.
Have an awesome day.
Shelly Singh ?
Feng Shui Master Consultant
Australia
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