Ken's Cyber Cave: Headache caused by a painting

Note: Below is a case study posted in my Feng Shui discussion groups:

Here is an interesting case study from China 30+ years ago.

A two storeys house in a village with two boys and a male owner. At first the father had headache, then the elder boy also had headache, followed by the younger boy.

They had consulted a few hospitals and could not find the cure or cause of this headache.

When modern medicine could not help, the owner thought it must be due to Feng Shui. So he had called a Feng Shui master to check his house.

The Feng Shui master could not find any problem with the house except seeing a painting of a tiger walking down the mountain hang in the NW side of the house.

The master asked, "Does your headache come after this painting is hanged in NW side of your house?"

The owner had answered yes.

Master told him to put the painting away and store it in a drawer.

No more headache occurred for the males in this house afterwards.

Can you explain why? This is a simple Bagua representation topic.

Feng Shui tips: Avoid putting pictures or paintings of fierce animals like tiger and lions INSIDE your house. In this tiger scenario, resident with Chinese zodiac monkey sign is very likely to get hurt. If you have to put one up, put the painting facing the door outside.

If you want to learn more about Form Feng Shui, you may want to check:

“Advanced Visual Form Feng Shui” 2020 w/23 hr. HD video