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1. As I mentioned earlier, sometimes we look at a picture and only see a single image. 2. For example, in many cases, people may think of something as a missing corner, when in fact the sector should actually be seen as a protrusion. 3. In this situation, there is a potential issue known as "Sha Qi," which means poison arrow. 4. Fortunately, there is a significant distance between the area marked in purple, from C to D. For condos and even lower-ceiling HDBs, this means the "poison arrow" effect is negligible because the distance is quite large. 5. Please see the attachment.
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In this additional illustration: If Master bedroom belongs to SE? If so, where does East sector goes? Clue: there is such thing as : "Refer to SE", please.
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A client like this shoe cabinet design as it is functional. In summary, Option 1 is still the safest choice, and Option 3 is only suitable if the clearance is checked carefully, ideally around 1 meter. Also, cabinet door designs should avoid reflective finishes and louvers to stay in line with both aesthetic and practical Feng Shui guidelines.
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Dear Sir, In a Property Review you did in 2015 on HDB Tampines GreenLace. under para 3 in the following:- -------- 3. NE1 facing stacks = 42 &44 with SW1 facing stacks = 24. 3.1 NE1. Has the auspicious water wealth #8 star at the frontage. Thus, units with water position at the frontage (balcony side) can enjoy good Feng Shui. If so, the sum-of-ten can be activated for : Health, wealth and family luck. If the unit is not facing a water position, then best to place a water position at the balcony area to activate the luck. On the downside; the other sectors in such a home has bad stars that best to be disarmed or neu…
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Dear Anon, More importantly, the consideration should be, for instance, either standing inside the home, such as at the main entrance or sliding doors, while looking out of the home. If one stands inside, for example, at the main entrance looking out and can see a lamp post or a tree, then this is regarded as sha qi, as it can penetrate into the home. However, if there is a solid wall (within the house) where the lamp post is located, then this is generally not considered sha qi. Planting plants that have a relatively dense cluster of foliage would be beneficial if the lamp post is directly visible when standing at the main door or sliding doors, etc. …
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A red (Ikea) table lamp; to cure #3 = quarrels, conflicts & legal entanglements
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Is this house considered to be at a T junction? [Depends on country Left-Hand or Right-Hand drive]
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In my opinion, 99.99 percent of all Shapes and Forms Feng Shui can be related to "commonsense". Ranging from toilets, bedrooms etc... Thus, if it has no basis in commonsense, then most likely it is hocus pocus and not Feng Shui. One major technique of Shapes and Forms is QI. And it is very useful to use our imagination especially to see how qi moves, meander - flows.
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Dear Master Cecil, Thank you for your views which are helpful. Regarding yourcomment in point 5 below, I would like to clarify the details: Cecil L. wrote: 5. Generally, based on your picture, the Shapes and forms is still sound. Whether good or bad to place a mirror depends on micro or even flying star feng shui to see if that sector is good or bad. the flying stars here are 3m-8b-2w as the entrance is in the NW Sector with the main door( and mirror on the wall) facing SW. So is it good or bad to have the mirrorhere ? I've heard from some friends that its taboo to hav…
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It is a widespread practice in numerous Chinese households to display a Hokkien "ang chai" or "Hong Cai" above the primary entrance. The Hong Cai represents joy and good fortune, particularly for the Hokkien community. This tradition is commonly observed when moving into a new residence, during the Chinese New Year, or at the start of each new year. Additionally, it is customary to hang the Hong Cai for weddings, newlyweds, and birthdays.
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Is it considered bad Feng Shui to have a lamp post positioned in front of a house and facing a gap in front of it?
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Hello and thank you for your wonderful website full of very helpful info for learning more about Feng Shui. I have been learning about Feng Shui by reading much on the internet and would like to consider how I can improve the Feng Shui for my current house. I am interested to have an expert professional like yourself help me. First I’m hoping to get a sense of whether the house has potential for improving or is it best just to move in our case. I am open to all options right now. I have read that a house can have its period changed by doing a substantial enough renovation, which must include opening up the roof and ceiling at least 25% of the house foo…
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Hi Master, with reference to my previous post with subject title Main Door Facing to the Telecom/gas room, is this taken as sharp arrow?"" , I would like to seek your advice on below: If the previous favorite unit has strong corridor Sha Qi, we now may consider its neighbor unit next to our previous favorite unit. When we try to stand in front of this neighbor unit's main door, we notice that there are two arrows (by pillar) pointing to the main door. See below picture underlined in RED. May we know are they really taken as arrows Sha Qi? Apart from this, there is a rubbish chute in front of the main door, with few distance away. Does this rubbish ch…
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Hi master, can my fridge facing the sink? Thanks for your advice
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Thank you master for your informative reply
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Hello Master, seeking your advise on house with curved road on side of the house. Please see attached file with the subject house in red circle. Are there negative effects on the house? Thank you in advance. Curved road on side of house.pdf
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Envision the scenario of rainfall entering a residence. Consider how the drainage system gathers the water and expels it from each property. The three attachments provided illustrate the genuine principles of "Water Feng Shui for wealth." For further information, please refer to the following resource: Open drainage and avoid these locations: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=18806&new=
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1. In addition to my earlier remarks, we are indeed enjoying a favorable turn of events. 2. In the past, Singapore had only one or two street directories available for purchase, and these often failed to accurately represent the layout of buildings or residences. 3. Currently, there are at least three physical brands of street directories on the market, along with a variety of electronic options and Google satellite maps. 4. Over the last two years, there have been notable developments, such as providing a link to a directory website and inquiring about the accuracy of the orientation. 5. This serves a significant purpose beyond mere routine tasks; as …
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Oops I think I have confused you with the sentence "Here attached showed the side view of my current made altar which is wrong doing. Previous was only front view. But according to the side as attached do I still need to follow the measurement by you for the previous attachment name altar dimensions.jpg??". I mean at the side view there are two small cabinet box attached with the altar. And there are also three pillars at the left and right side for the design of this altar. Is that auspicious having the three pillar at the both side left and rightand alsoon top of the Kuan Yin God three pillar too?
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Master, Finally, you opened my eyes. Thank You
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Dear Anon, There are two `issues' brought up considering this. Most of the time, one should not be too unduly worried about it. The two `issues' are: 1. Some FS practitioners consider it `inauspicious' because, in the event, that a car catches fire, the bedroom is directly above it. But based on reasoning, this `risk' is neglible for most of us as a car catching fire, is rare unless it is thru mischief or other causes. 2. Some FS practitioners believe that a car, is = metal, and thus, there may be too much metal at that sector especially if there is an imbalance at that sector where either metal aids the bad #star or enhances it. A Flying Star analysis would be able to c…
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Hi! Fairly new to all these fengshui stuff as looking to purchase first house. Have read a number of threads on this website, and have a question on the below link.. https://www.geomancy.net/content/feng-shui-resources/major-feng-shui-theories/eight-house/interpreting-the-intangible-forces-with-eight-house Based on the free generated report, my partner and my facing (Ba Zi) are same, favourable directions for us are South/East/South East. Based on reading your website, it looks like this should be the facing of the balcony and not main door. Now we are abit confused on the section “Eight House/Micro Application” - reading the above link means that we s…
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I'm confused. I have been seeing many feng shui online say the number 2 is still sickness/illness star during period 9. But others stating it's not auspicious. If I'm correct, the 3 top numbers stand during each 20 year period cycle. Example, during period 7, the top 3 numbers were 7/8/9. During period 8- the top 3 is 8/9/1 (present wealth/near future wealth/distant wealth). So period 9 is supposed to be top 3 numbers 9/1/2- so why are some online feng shui articles stating the 2 is still negative? Joey yap has said the 2 is postive..others have stated the 2 is positive, but should not activate it yet. My house faces SW2 period 8. The facing is 8/2 (8- mountain …
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HI Master Cecil, seeking your advise here as I am thinking whether to purchase this house and the address is: 185 Springside Avenue. It is infront of a T junction estate road. Below is the image taken from google map.
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Hello My wife and I constantly having minor health issues that doesn’t go away and life obstacles and wondering if It is due to a point in a traffic sign directly facing our door. We have put up a 6 rod wind chimes in hope to stopping the bad energy. Is there any other solution other than trying to convince the city planner to move the sign (unlikely it is going to happen) that we can do? Thank you so much in advance Tony Hihee
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Hi Master Lee, Understood what u mean... thank you best regards JT
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