And this is one of them.

Step 1: Get geomancer to identify a seat where staff will RESIGN

Step 2: Let the person sit THERE

Step 3: Human Resource do the REST

Step 4: Whose NEXT? TGIF...

Many brightly coloured toads are poisonous! So is this one!

Keep clear!

Use your money productively! Bring your family for aholiday instead!

Looks a lot of veggies. But once cooked, it shrinks and often the husband wonders whether the wife had consumed most of it. As a result the husband beats wife for this innocent thing.

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Always try to "interpret" paintings or posters hung especially in the bedroom or livin room. Symbolism in Feng Shui is at "work" in such a situation.

If truly in doubt, do not hang it!

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Hmm... a rat's "worst pairing
is with a horse... oops!

You cannot stop a client who is thinking about placing a commercial product. Under Symbolism in Feng Shui: Even if someone wants to display an item in a home for any reason, it should not look fierce or have a “hungry look,” especially with wide-open mouths.

As I had previously told clients, even if they want to place figurines on their main gate pillars, this is not really for Feng Shui, but their choice of decoration. Even if it is just a decoration, symbolically it should not look fierce. It should have a smiling face and a well-rounded, well-built body, not a thin and skinny one.

Client: Morning Cecil ! is there's any rules against keeping 貔貅 (the fengshui figurine) at home pls?
If fierce looking has to face a door. Not ideal to face inwards

Client: Thank u v much Cecil.
Hi Cecil, if still wrapped up / in boxes. ..is the facing important?
Yes, as most of them are fierce looking.. Thus not good to face in. Especially in your home

Client: Wa! Ok ok thank u thank u.
Unless you can find a sweet looking non fierce one. But god knows where got a friendly looking one

Client: Cecil, my friend 's husband 年少无知 时, bought 6 of them. She's now thinking of selling them as her hse is getting too cluttered. Do u know if there's a market for it? If yes, where is it. Thank u thank u.
Sorry, i don't believe in them. As they are modern commercial products

Client: Hahaha, ok. Thanks!!

Red for medium

Yellow for soft

Light Blue for most delicate

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Practical “life laws” you can actually use plus my perspective and examples for each

People often call these “laws,” but most are really popular principles about human behavior, decision-making, and productivity. They’re memorable because they describe patterns we see in everyday life—and they’re useful when you treat them as mental shortcuts, not unbreakable rules.

• Murphy’s Law: Expect setbacks; plan buffers and backups.

• Kidlin’s Law: Write the problem clearly; clarity creates solutions.

• Gilbert’s Law: Own the process when you accept responsibility.

• Wilson’s Law: Build valuable skills and evidence; income often follows.

• Falkland’s Law: Skip unnecessary decisions; focus on meaningful ones.

1. Murphy’s Law

Meaning: If something can go wrong, it might—especially when you’re unprepared.
Common modern phrasing: “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.”

My perspective

The helpful takeaway isn’t “the universe is against you.” It’s that complex systems have failure points, and stress makes us notice them more. When you “worry,” you often also spot risks—so use that worry as a prompt to plan.

Example

You’re traveling for an important interview. If you cut it close, traffic or a delayed train can ruin your timing. Murphy’s Law thinking says:

• leave early,

• bring a backup copy of documents,

• charge your phone,

• know an alternate route.
  It’s not pessimism—it’s risk management.

I am trying to grow wealth for my home!

However, or unfortunately, for some homes where either exceptional wealth luck is trapped somewhere or it has bad facing direction littered with lots of inauspicious stars in many sectors of the home... no matter how one tries to squeeze luck from such homes... it is like an uphill task.

Or it is like even before going to a Casio; we are already handicapped by the Banker's "luck" or mathematics of luck weighted towards the Banker...