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Hi Cecil Thank you so much for your quick reply. It was my first time and I did not know you have actually replied so soon. Thank you. Thanks for the example. Ok it is a sliding door and it is proportionate with the wall. But it happen to be my excellent direction and because of that it is difficult for me to sleep with my head facing that direction because the portion of the wall is not big enough for my bed. What can be done? Can i sleep at that direction and dont open the side of the sliding door. It is a 2 doors sliding door. I have attached a diagram. Pls advise, thanks. Ling Hui
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Dear Mr. Lee, Thank you so much for the time you have given my query. I appreciate it very much. Now I understand more clearly the difference. More Power!
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Reference resource of the five elements and it's relation to body parts/function. Please click the attached, link.
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Hi Master Lee, I tried looking through your other advice on altar placement because wouldn't want to trouble you, but I a bit lost on altar placement for my upcoming house. My wife is Myanmar Buddhist, we are looking for altar location for Guan Yin and Buddha. Thank you Master.
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Hi, Master, I know that a triangular land is not ideal, especially the sitting/back of the land is smaller than the facing/front. I can understand how the energy flows with difficulty or is interrupted by Sha Qi, if this triangular land is an island defined by no other lands around it. Most of lands are connected with one another in the USA, and each shape of lands is defined only by county records and surveyors, without physical boundaries. I wonder if the principle of the land shape still effective? Chi/energy/environment/Feng Shui wouldn't know how an owner's boundary of the land is defined. I am looking at this triangular piece of triangular land (#5181) with …
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Thanks for your photos. This aspect of Feng Shui has more to do with common sense and privacy then Feng Shui. One way mirror can be highly reflective. And depends on various considerations:- 1.It is acceptable to placesuch a mirror for privacy. 2.But if the mirror is highly reflective especially at the outside; and if your home is a SW; thus there is bound to be some afternoon sun;do consider the afternoon sun rays andthe reflective properties of glass. 2.1. Common sense: It might not get approval from your Managing Agent. 2.2. At night, when one turns on light in say the kitchen; this one-way mirror may not"work" anymore... 3. Un…
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Another way of looking at it is:- 1. In Feng Shui, if one looks at it carefully, the main consideration is: the FORMS determine the stars... 2. Here, in many homes, generaly the Feng Shui is acceptable. Thus, if some one says the cai wei is diagonal to the house, based on statistics and probability; usually 50 percent of the time, it is already may be a good sector. So, by coincidence, if happens to be the cai wei then the kindergarten type of practitioners can say that they are correct. 3. In many of the past illustrations: Nowadays with the Compass School: Eight House (uses one's year of birth) and Flying Star (timely stars); this school implies that if you are using "o…
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Hi Master Cecil I have a difficult situation where the bed in the master bedroom is currently pointing east. My spouse and I are both West Group people so sleeping in this position is pointing to the Irritation/Disaster line according to 8 Mansions. However by rotating the bed by 180 degrees, our heads will be pointing the west (Health/Longevity line) but the bed would be cut by the toilet door and will be on the same side as the bedroom entrance door (not in "Command" position). Will putting a partition to shield the appearance of the toilet door help? However as the room is very small, I am not sure about its practicality . Sho…
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Hi master, would like to get ur advice. Understand that it is best not to get toilet being in the middle of unit, but many of the 3 room units I m viewing has this issue in SG. Based on what I read, keep toilet clean, having a plot of plant, keeping the toilet bowl lid closed, will u think it is still acceptable? included the floor plan, level units plan arrangement (diagonal to lift, any issues?), as well as surrounding buildings (don’t see any poison arrow if I m right?). Direction for main door is N314-349 as seems to give different reading at different position. Living room window is 170 south. Staying myself female owner. Thank you!
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Hi Master, I have a front door with a direct facing room window. Can i block the window with the use of a sliding door with frosted glass? Blue arrow denotes a sliding door with frosted glass. Red arrow is the energy from main door to direct facing window. The wall in the middle has been hacked away by previous owner. Thank you for your advice.
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We have a solid front door, but this opens onto a kind of internal door, which then opens to the main hallway facing the staircase. So basically the portion between the front door and the internal door is like a porch, where we hang coats and so on. I wonder what this means for chi. I remember the front door shouldn’t be facing the staircase, so having the internal door might be a good thing. But is flow of chi blocked by the internal door?
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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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Hi, There are a few `variables' with regards to the placement of the `White Tiger picture". 1. Some Feng Shui practioners say that it is generally auspicious to place a White Tiger picture at the West Wall if this is your inauspicious location e.g. under the Eight House. 2. In most books, the Chinese are " afraid " or scared to see a real White Tiger is they believe that it will bring them bad luck. This has correlation to their understanding that it is very unlucky to give birth to a child especially a girl born in the " Tiger " year. For example, under this URL: http://www.geomancy.net/love/amenu1.htm I have this short write up of " The Gate of Hope, Singapore " (Former…
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Dear Alex, 1. In fact, if one does a research or a key SEARCH in this forum (even as far back as 1999), there are lots of resources on the topic of fish tank or keeping fishes. 2. Please click this link to have a better understanding of fish tank & keeping fishes from a Feng Shui perspective:- http://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/arowanafish.htm 3. It is good to review Q2 in the above hyperlink to understand the real relationship between the Five Elements Concept to a water position i.e. be it a fish tank or a water feature. 4. Key extracts from the above article are as follows:- " ...We can introduce the following elements:" …
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1.Frankly, in Singapore many temples have both space constraints and rare occasions where there is a request to take in tablet(s). 2. Thus, certainly, you will have a very hard time finding a temple to taken your grand parents in. 3. Actually it boils down to money or (a large) donation. Otherwise, it is near impossible, here. ========================================== Other matters relating to urns + tablet 1. Many of the very popular sites in Sin Ming are (were) already fully "booked" or full house thus often they are not prepared to assist you. 2. In fact, …
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Hi Master Lee, would like to seek your professional advice on the below query. Is it ok if my king sized bed is facing my walk in wardrobe sliding door to another room? We knocked the wall to build a sliding door to another room. It is not facing the main door. thank you.
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Have already sent a private e-mail. Thanks. Cecil
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Hi Can you do a review on West Plains
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The 1st DBSS expensive premium - neither here nor there .... not a condo, not a HUDC, no fencing or barrier... typically an overpriced HDB and for some an over-priced HDB 5 bedroom flat.. purchased at around $800K or more... Furthermore... not even within short walking distance to an MRT or at least an LRT... Expect to loose (paper value of $200K or more...)
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Previous ranking exercise of Bellewaters EC Possible sick building syndrome:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=34162&new=
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Birds were once accustomed to the hidden powers of Feng Shui until various strains of avian flu emerged.
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In my opinion, NW should be worse-off: as generally it affects the career of the male-head of the home and also no "heaven luck" or poor luck. The saying goes "it is the lesser of the two evils". Kenny L. wrote: Hi Master Cecil, I'm a bit confused. Which is more serious? Kitchen in SW or in NW?
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Please don't think of Feng Shui as monotone. In fact, there are so many flavours of Feng Shui:- http://www.geomancy.net/events/CDL_FS_Talk/talk_1_slide_19.htm Unfortunately, many think that Feng Shui is Fung Sway and think in terms of the myopic tunnel. And it is also does not revolve around the ba gua mirror. Where some think that it is the mother of all cures. Furthermore, without the ba gua mirror is not like armageddon...
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