The issue quickly became heated after Prairie Phaiwan saw a social media post where someone shared a photo of her house featuring a large pond at the front and criticized it for feng shui reasons. The post stated, “This depends on personal belief. Digging a big pond at home seems like digging deep into the home's heart. The feng shui expert at the house once said the feng shui isn’t very good.”
Prairie responded fiercely, asking that her father's death not be linked to such beliefs and suggesting those views be reserved for believers of feng shui. She concluded by urging people to stop criticizing others' homes and instead reflect on themselves.
“Tell the feng shui expert that if they didn’t contribute money, they shouldn’t be giving opinions. Also, those who shared photos of my house to criticize it—has no one in your family ever died? If feng shui is good, does that mean humans are born to never lose anyone? #HasAnyoneDiedAtFengShuiExpert’sHouse
Don’t meddle with others’ home building. I am a Buddhist, not Chinese. Don’t bring feng shui nonsense to me first. If you’re so good at warning, then warn yourself (flower emoji).”
“Don’t use my father’s death to support your non-religious beliefs. Keep your beliefs for those who are ready to believe.”
“And importantly, I warn your feng shui expert that one day they too will die. Don’t forget this truth, and don’t be careless in building merit. Stop criticizing others’ homes and forget to critique your own character. This is from Feng Shui Expert Prairie.”
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