Today we're going to take a question from Mya-Lia Mya-Lia. From Mya-Lia S. Thanks so much, for sending in your question to our Wonder Why Wednesday on our Facebook page. You too can add a question to our Wonder Why Wednesday Facebook page. Right here below in the description, we have all the information on how you can submit your question and have a chance to win some cool Feng Shui gear. So let's get to her question. She has a long question. https://fengshuiit.wordpress.com/2018/01/12/wonder-why-wednesday-how-do-you-apply-a-bagua-to-the-second-floor/
She asked:
"When using the bagua map for a two-story home, and
the bagua map does not fit on the second story the same as it does on the first story because the foyer occupies an area of the map
the ceiling in the foyer is the second story ceiling;
do I place the bagua map over the exact space as I did on the first floor anyway?
It would exclude the area of the second floor entirely, counting it as a missing area, but including the steps that are from the second story floor and up as being in the second story bagua map.
But if I'm to include the top area of the staircase in the first story bagua map, then wouldn't I create a Bagua map sectioned out differently for the second floor with the stairway and the missing area above the foyer both excluded? “

That was an uber long question, but let's get down to the basics. Basically what you would like to find out is how do you apply a bagua to the second floor when the second floor does not have rooms in the same areas as the first floor does or there's a two-story foyer. You're still always going to apply that bagua to the second story home in the same orientation and position as you did for the first floor. It does not matter if there's a two-story foyer. http://www.fengshui-it.com/