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Master Lee, thanks for your valuable advice. Pardon me as i made a mistake. The living room and bedrooms' window are all north west oriented. the temple is located directly infront, outside the condo compound. having say that, any implication to the occupier, interms of health, wealth and career. i am obtaining the floor plan and considering sending it to you for enlightening opinon. Good day
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Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I u/stand that this yr 2006, the Grand Duke is at NW 292-307 which happens to be at my living room and I hv told all family members not to sit facing this direction. It is more important that you do not disturb the grand duke by having any major renovation done in this sector as this will immediately disturb him. As for facing him, though it is not advisable to facing him, this has lesser impact than having renovations done. So where possible avoid it, but more importantly avoid any renovation being done in this sector forthis year. Anonymous wrote: My concern is how about the bedrooms and dining room, as each room has its own tai chi. Shld …
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Dear Master, All the bed facing positions for my girl's room is very bad except one that is in her favor ie West. However, there is a toilet behind this wall. In other words, which is worst? Facing the death, disaster position or headboard sharing the same wall as the toilet? your sincerely, kim
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Dear Elena, 1. You can also check out my write-up today: two parts: Part I & Part II : Facing direction of a home. 2.Under the above article, since your is a landed property, try to also determine the "Mouth-of-the-house" or generally where is the frontage of your home. 3. In your case, and based on your description, it would seem that your home facing direction could be the South as you had mentioned. 4. It does not matter if your front door or garage is at the north. 5. Often, especially for homes that suit your current description, and if there is a large lake, where the south side overlooks such a water feature or clear space then, there is even a clearer di…
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Dear Carrie, 1. I am not sure if you have tried the method under http://www.geomancy.net/fs/cecilcompass.htm It is easier to use an ordinary compass. 2. All you need to do is to determine the direction of the main entrance door with reference to the centrepoint. 3. If one has purchased a Chinese Luo Pan, one would have seen that the needle is small and `difficult' to read properly the exact compass direction. Here, one should use a large compass i.e. not hand held but big ones placed on a floor for greater accuracy. 4. The best method is to use the Surveyor's method as highlighed under the above URL mentioned. 5. Alternatively, simply get hold of a survey company and pay…
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Yes. Casanova W. wrote: Master, Is there such a case of special birth chart whereby Fake extremely Strong birth chart or Fake extremely weak birth chart ? I mean one person unlucky elements become his lucky elements?
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Anonymous wrote: is it bad fengshui to have false ceiling if there are no beams to hide?esp atdining & foyer area? 1. It has more to do with "Commonsense - approach to Feng Shui". 2. For example, many false ceilings are made of gypsum board and these are light weight materials. But, even if the owners don't have bad feelings about it, but, your guests such as friends and relatives may sometimes give comments saying that they read somewhere that this is not good! 3. And if we get too many negative comments, we ourselves may begin to feel not very comfortable with the false ceiling. 4. In Feng Shui, there is no major concern, here as you had mentioned, there is no …
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Hi, I need help with my fame/reputation gua, please. It is in the kitchen, so there is water, water, water. Furthermore, there is 12 inch high mirroring above the burners (good) and above all the counters below the cabinetry (bad). The mirroring also frames the window directly above the sink, about 2-3 inches wide up the sides. The mirroring continues up to the refrigerator. The entire kitchen is white ? cabinets, formica counter tops, ceramic floor. The walls are painted a light green. The kitchen is part of an open space room. You enter my house into career which then ends abruptly on the right (south) with a closet, and then two staircases: one going up and one going …
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Dear Linda, Under the Eight House theory: 1. For the breadwinner look out for the main entrance (sector) and the bedroom where the breadwinner / spouse sleeps in. 2. For other family members especially your daughter, look out for the intangible force affecting her in the bedroom. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Glenetta, Frankly, you can goto this url: http://www.geomancy-online.com to generate a free ba zi report. The report will provide you with a more accurate "element and strength" e.g. weak wood , strong wood etc... Here, your best colour schemes are also mentioned in the free report. This method or Eight Characters/ Ba Zi is preferred over the kua definition. Since kua or gua takes into account only the Year of birth, while the Ba Zi report used here, analyses the Year, Month, Day, Time (and two other pillars - house of life and house of conception). Warmest Regards, Cecil
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1. Feng Shui is a holistic approach. Andit is prematureto offer any solutionwithout investigative work done. 2. Might as well,use the "Flip a coin" method: Heads orTails senario.
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HI Since I got married with my husband (born in year of tiger , age 37), I don't have a peace of mind. My husband is the bst husband in the worl but his family is giving me lots of problem especially my mother in law (born in year of tiger, age 63). My mother in lawa gave me lots of hard time due to her conservative way of doing things. Her extremly cleaniness & only trust her own self makes me feel very uneasy. Though I don't have any fight with her except once in year 2006 due to her accusing me for giving a dirty apple to my daughter. I stayed with my in law since My first child is born, then we move out & move back again in year 2009 when my 2nd child is born.…
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Both my husband and I are East group using the calculation in the website. We are staying in a house located in the Northeast (65 degree)and our dooris located in theeast section. Eversince we moved into this house, there's always arguments between my children and I. However, our major problem is our youngest son who's a SW group born in the year of a Tiger who has a mild learning disability. Could there be something blocking his development? Is there anything we can do to bring more harmony in the house and to improve my son's condition?
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Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Usually we talk about locations / directionsfor Father, mother, son and daughter. How about if thecouple (the son and his wife) stays with the parents?Will the daughter-in-law's location at Southwest? Anonymous wrote: My friend has been very bad luck (sport injury androbbery)after she got married and stayed with her parents-in-law. I wonder if it is the fengshui that affecting her. Usually, when we assess whether a room or a house is suitable to a person, we check the individual'seight house. ie. Breadwinner of the house should have the main door suitable to him or her. This will ensure that everyone else staying in the house will also ha…
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Hi, Both myself and my wife are borned in the year of Tiger (1974). We are planning for another baby either this year or next year (lunar calendar). As we believe Feng Shui like common sense, will some what relate the geomancy sign in determining the suitability of the members. For example,a dog year child may not compatible with our geomancy sign.A pig year child maybe more compatible with both myself and my wife. Can you explain if this is true? On the other hand,can you suggest ways for us to improve our chances in getting a boy. Our eldest is agirl. So, we arehoping for the second one to be boy.We also aware that sometime displaying symbolic items would help but wil…
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I know a little about feng shui but need help but can't afford to hire someone to help. My son's wife is on warpath and is making sure I can't talk to my son and grandkids-I've been very nice to her but it doesn't work- I live in house with front door facing East. I'm an east person. My house is clean with no clutter and I have put happy family pictures in my southwest area of my house which is my bedroom. What else can I do? I don't know if it is the ending of period 7 and that I just have to wait it out or what-but it has been going on for months now and I don't know what to do- we have never had problems before---and especially nothing like this! Help!
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Dear Jasmine, This is based on `commonsense' rather than Feng Shui. For example, it is said that it is best not to have a bedroom above the kitchen. The rationale is because, the kitchen is where we usually do our cooking. And there may be a remote possiblity that a fire may accidentally break out in the kitchen. (Higher probability). In such a situation, as fire travels upwards, the room above the kitchen would most likely be the first to be affected. It is the same as the garage. Here, it was felt that usually the garage may include some boxes of flammable material or used as a storage. Alternatively, some people feel that the vehicle, may catch fire. I feel that this…
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Dear Jasmine, In fact, there are other comments that I had not mentioned about space above a garage: 1. Let's take an example of a building on stilts or stilt type legs. Where the building is above the ground. Some FS practitioners say that an occasional bad spirit may pass trough the stilted legs of the building, they are said to attack the weakest parts of the building which are the corners of the support beams/legs. 2. Some feel that because there is emptyness below, the structure may not support the entire room upstairs. (This is absurd unless, there is severe structural problem or poor construction material used). 3. There are many of such stories relating to this. …
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Dear Master, Thank you for the information
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These fan blades are sloped upwards at the tip. Most likely these fan blades take the cue from the latest air-planes that have curved tips also.
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Dear Piet, 1. The attached two illustrations included in this forum message shows the preferred positioning of air-conditioners. (Note: Only available for viewing by web-forum users. Not available - to users who `listen' in thru e-mail option). 2. The attached illustrations has more to do with `commonsense approach' to Feng Shui. Where it is preferred that the air-con try to avoid blowing directly to a person's face. Thus it is a better option to place an air-con at the side of the bed. 3. In my opinion, to use or not to use air-con or fan is relatively `peanuts' or minor consideration in Feng Shui. 4. We are on this earth for a relatively short period and if everything…
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These are some considerations: 1. Do take note that yin numbers are even: 2, 4, 6 or 8. 2. Yang numbers are 1, 3, 5 or 7. 3. In a 'yin' environment; in general, just check that if you had drawn a Flying Star chart: go thru the chart for sectors that purely have all yin stars. And check which area it is. If the room is not bright enough; then best is to let natural light flow in. (Other than a store room). 4. The most yang colours can be used in the home to neutralise yin stars: RED. 5. Lighting or natural lighting does help also to reduce the yin of the home.
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Dear Kevin, 1. Under Feng Shui, the advise would still to have a frontage facing the street. However, the frontage can have a main door but opens inwards towards the `balcony' area. (Where possible the main door should not be in the line of sight of the balcony or back view. Thus one can still position the living room area towards the `back' of the house. Please see below:- This is usually not the norm. But at least if the main door is available this side of the house, it can usually open towards the living room facing the good view. However, you may need to be careful of the placement of the toilet. Best to have one side share an external wall. Avoid having the toile…
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Dear Anon, What is the rationale for not having the bed on the same wall as the door? In traditional Feng Shui, this is not advisable because, if one is suppose to sleep on the same wall (plus the head against the wall), you will not be able to see who comes into the room. (There is no longer an element of surprise). Of course, we can say that the door can be closed or sleep with the legs facing the wall. But the second is not considered auspicious. Thus if it is based on Shapes and Form Feng Shui, the above is the main reason for it. You have to see if the above is a good enough reason for yourself. But this is what it generally means in Feng Shui. In my opinion, I would…
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