Buying a Home, Not a House

1. Are you looking to bring your old problems to a new location?

2. Are you totally aware what support you want in the new home?

3. Do you want to adopt the trauma of the past residents?

4. Do you know the neighborhood context of the home?

5. Can you set yourself up in powerful positions within the home?

6. In this home can you rate the front entry, the stove area, and the sleeping area 10 on a 10 scale of quality?

7. Does the home setup show you positive supportive symbols or do you get negative features shown?

8. How strong is the home and yard chi'?

9. Is the home safe and comfortable?

10. Is the home well supported and protected on the lot?

11. Do the garage, utility rooms, bathrooms, and basement substantially reduce the power of the home?

1. Improving the energy of the first impression.

2. Can the potential new owner even find the homes value?

3. Taking away symbols of extra work. (ie - Clothes Line)

4. Returning the home to normal. (ie - Painting teens rooms back to original)

5. Project the new owner into the joy of the home.

6. Making sure everything works.

7. Adding chi' to the home, especially the entry.

8. Releasing the home from the owners.

9. Blocking negative sha energy.

10. Making the home feel comfortable and safe.