Hi Helena,
This is a great comment, which just goes to show that not all houses at end of T-junction is by default bad. Whether one really lives at the end of a T-junction also depends on a few other factors. People nowadays see a T-junction and assume it’s bad, which it is not. Again, thanks for your comment.
-Victor

I’ve only recently come across this concept of the bad luck T-junctions can bring (as in literally last night 12/02/24). I purchased this home as an investment property since 2017 and rented it out until I moved in with my daughter in the last quarter of 2022. The bad luck described seems to be accurate to a point (illness, job loss, money issues, relationship issues etc), and I am eager to deflect this in whatever way possible. The poison arrow to the house is on a very,. very long road. On the opposite side of this poison arrow road is another long road for traffic flowing the opposite direction (this seems to be to the side of the house and not directly in line with my property).

The house has fencing in front and sides (not solid but a barrier nonetheless) and some trees and small bushes; unfortunately, I was not aware of this when I moved in and I removed all the tall trees and bushes to “open up” the house (face palming myself!!!)

Can you please provide some advice for my property at 23 Boundary Rd, Newcomb VIC 3219 (Australia)? The following points may reduce the overall negativity of this (I think and I hope):

1. The bedroom windows (main bedroom) and windows of the main living room are the only windows or entrance doors that face the street directly; these are covered by blinds.

2. None of my doors actually open into the road – the front entrance and back doors face away from the street. The front door is located on the left side of the house, and the back door (which we use as our main entry) is at the back of the house, so not directly facing the road.

3. Wooden slatted fencing that faces the road running from end to end of the property and bushes (small) with some trees inside my property along the fence

I will go out today and purchase banga convex mirror and wonder if placing them on the inside (mirror facing out to the street) along the windows that face the street will help deflect this Qi?

Should I purchase one for the external fence and/ or walls as well?

Do I need anything for my front and back doors?

My bedroom is the main bedroom that faces this road I have my workstation facing the street (I work from home permanently and have no other place for the office setting), and my bed is behind my workstation with my feet facing the windows. Should I change anything in this setting?

I know it’s a lot but I really want to change the trajectory of my life for the better this 2024. Your advice is deeply appreciated.

Hi Kelley,
This totally depends, and also depends on the direction of where the road is coming from. It’d be a great idea to hire an expert to take a look.
-Victor

I live on a perfect T-intersection

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Two things, it is a quiet neighborhood, lots of children and families. Also, the road that leads to towards the house (the poison arrow I guess), is curved before it reaches the end that is towards my house.

I have had positive experiences here. I did have a large expense when I moved in to replace my water pipes; do you think that could be seen as a severe loss o money? Is it something that keeps happening or is one loss enough 😉

The first 2.5 years were fine. Fairly quiet and peaceful. The past year has been a nightmare.
I have dubbed 2023 the year of suffering and loss for us. My husbands work dried up, interest rates and our mortgage went up and drug dealers moved into the area and started using the corner to do business and playing loud music at all hours of the day and night.
I should say that the drug dealers started hanging out here when the street that is the top of the T was closed at one end for a storm drain project. This effectively closed the street to through traffic and lasted for about 8 months.

I asked my astrologer in the US if we should stay or move. He responded that we should move, that it is too dangerous to stay here!

We have sold the apt and are planning to move to a quieter city a little south of here called Aveiro in January.
What are your thoughts?
I have been trying to find a cosmic answer for why this intersection is so malign and got nowhere.
My gut instinct tells me that there is something wrong with this corner.
Thank you for any insight you might have.

https://www.google.com/maps/@3.0706266,101.6806618,3a,75y,239.33h,100.05t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sw7Bg31Pnjn21BKJSGC51bw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu

Thanks very much

Hi Luke,
No, that is not a bad sign. In some cases, it can actually be good!
-Victor

Hi Victor,
My back yard of the house is facing to a curl de sac street! Is it a bad sign?