“For the last several months, I have been dealing with a very troublesome noisy neighbor situation. I love my apartment, and in all the years I’ve lived here, I had never had a neighbor problem until last fall, when a couple of very social guys moved in next door. They immediately began to have noisy parties nearly every weekend. Their party space was a large deck, located about fifty feet from my bedroom (our houses are VERY close together).
I tried a variety of approaches over the months to help these guys understand my need for sleep…to no avail. Letters and calls to their landlord, letters and calls to them…nothing really worked. A few weeks ago, while reading your book, I read about “deflecting” the energy of (as you called them on page 218) “sucky neighbors.” I put a mirror in my bedroom window, facing outward. This mirror has special meaning for me: it’s from the home of an aunt whom I loved very much. Seeing the mirror reminds me of her house, a place where I always felt safe and happy.
Within a few days of putting the mirror in the window, I received an e-mail from a police lieutenant. This officer had been brought into the noisy neighbor situation after I wrote a letter to my neighborhood association. In his e-mail, the officer stated that he had met with my loud neighbors and “read them the riot act.” They have been quiet as MICE for the last two weeks. Not even a loud conversation out on the “party deck.” Wow.
Can’t wait to put some other cures in place and see what happens!”
Johanna
Remember, mirrors can do several things depending on your intention:
1. They can erase – like when you have a wall too close in front of a doorway you can add a mirror to “push that wall back.” Make sure your whole head is reflected in this one!
2. They can double things – like when you want to have eight burners instead of four for a prosperity boost – you add a mirror near the stove to reflect the burners. A little one will do here – perhaps 4 to 6 inches in diameter.
3. They draw in – like when you want to bring in a room that is “outside the bagua.” I’d say an average is about 8 to 12 inches in diameter for this one.
4. And they deflect – like when you have “sucky neighbors.” I usually try to deflect them away from the farthest point I can. If you have a yard around your house and you are trying to keep away the obnoxious neighbors, then put the mirror all the way out against your fence at the property line! If you can’t to that, just up against your interior wall facing out towards their house will do.
December 28, 2011 - 1:06 pm
I too have had a young couple move into the adjoining condo, we share a north wall (in my career /ear sector) that also happens to be part of my video editing business studio.
I’ve approached them multiple times, their landlord, the police and finally the condo association which got the landlord to finally get them to remove the bass speaker.
I did place windchimes in my front yard tree (on the right of my front door) which seemed to help as they blast their music periodically rather than every weekend, However now the TV is up full volume so my question is how can I use a mirror cure?
December 28, 2011 - 4:01 pm
I’m not sure of the configuration that you have, but you would place a mirror somewhere between your living space and theirs (perhaps up against the wall behind furniture or a picture?) so that the mirror faces them.
February 19, 2012 - 5:08 am
My noisy neighbor lives upstairs. I can’t hang a mirror on the ceiling. Do you have a suggestion to help me sleep through four hours of video game hell ?
February 19, 2012 - 10:14 am
Place a mirror face up ANYWHERE above your head when you sleep – on top of a dresser, or up high in a cabinet…and then, I’d sit down and write the nicest thank you note (all with true loving feelings in your heart when writing) to that person for being son considerate of your sleeping time. The more you can believe this is a real note, the better…and if you place this note in a metal box (or wrap in aluminum foil) and place it in teh front right-hand side of your bedroom, or the entire home, you’re really juicing up the energies for yourself!
March 29, 2012 - 2:19 pm
Have angry/noisy neighbors above, so put 4 mirrors facing up however I did not set an intention. Is this as simply as intending the mirror to deflect their issues & energies away from my home?
I have a mirror by my front door as they slam their door which is beside mine….could an intention be set to deflect their anger?
And is their a cure to keep uninvited guests away from front door if property is for sale?
Is their a blessing to sell the home or to release all attachments so it does sell?
October 4, 2012 - 5:36 pm
I know I’m risking being considered a troll. I apologize ahead of time.
From the information given in the original post, it appears the mirror had nothing to do with it at all. It seems to me the letter of complaint to the neighborhood association was more responsible for bringing in the police and solving the noisy neighbor situation.
March 20, 2013 - 12:32 am
my opposite neighbour lightings (LED white) facing directly into my front entrance and glaring towards me.
What can i do to avoid the lights?? is it advisable to use the pa kua mirror or fu dogs???
please help.
regards
aiguan
March 22, 2013 - 9:31 am
Yes, a mirror cure would work on one hand, but the helpful people box (see chapter 6 of my book Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life) would probably be a good way to tackle this. Place their names in your box, or even better write a thank you note to them for changing their lighting and put that note in your metal box in the front right-hand part of your house.
April 17, 2013 - 11:11 am
I have a neighbor that deal drugs and do witchcraft. I put up the mirror facing these neighbors. It was up for a week when one morning I went out the back door and the mirror was on the ground. The colors faded and the mirror had dents . Is it still good.
April 17, 2013 - 11:40 am
Not 100% sure, but I’d get a new, fresh-looking and feeling one anyway.
April 24, 2013 - 7:06 am
Re: Mirror size for deflecting noise from neighbors: Does the mirror have to be a certain size for this cure to have some success?
May 4, 2013 - 5:11 pm
No, but if you still hear it after doing it, consider that you need a bigger one that the one you used.