Feng Shui for a Restaurant and Bar

The owner of a restaurant and bar consulted me two months ago. The restaurant had a class about it and the cuisine was great. The ambiance was great and the bar tender threw up some fine cocktails. Yet, it was not as successful as it should have been. Not many knew about it. What was the main cause of the failure of this restaurant? Beams. Huge beams.

Beams ran across the ceiling, over his cash counter, bar and several tables.
How could the restaurant grow under such suppressive atmosphere? Beams are bad for health, for financial growth and adversely affect success. Huge beams are huge burden on the head of the people sitting below them.

There are various Feng Shui remedies including the miraculous Feng Shui flutes that, if placed properly, can nullify the negative effect of the beam. Because the red strips on the flutes clashed with the décor I experimented with a subdued substitute. These underplayed flutes, charged with the three secret words, were great success. And the success was visible within less than 60 days. The crowds that surround the same barman now are worth watching. They include some of the connoisseurs of fine liquor and cuisine and some of the riches guys arou

For growth in business I painted a huge painting of the Peak and another symbolising the Metal for the restaurant. He said, he wanted the hotel to be famous and insisted on the painting of Phoenix. All three paintings done by me hang on the walls of his hotel enhancing the growth, opportunties and fame of the hotel and hotelier.

The business has double in two months and is now increasing at the rate of 10 percent a day! I am writing about him after receiving a phone call thanking the ancient Chinese science of Feng Shui.

Note: The right of privacy is sacred for me. The names of the people mentioned in the diary are usually changed to protect the identity of my clients. The real names are mentioned with the consent of people mentioned.The picture accompanying the article is only for representational purpose.

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