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Hi Master Lee, saw a condo unit that we like, but with missing NE corner and kitchen is in the NW. does this have a big impact to the house? me and my wife belongs to the East group the main door is north master bedroom is SE, and bed facing SE frontage (windows) is SW with water feature (a wadding pool) the only 2 problem we think are 1. missing NE corner 2. kitchen in NW How serious are the 2 problems, or they are not problems at all? can they be negated?

Does a Christian Cross on the opposite neighbour main door generate equally bad sha qi that warrants a bagua to "defend"? Tks wrote in message news:21734.11559@forum.geomancy.net...

My living room is a west room and all walls are currently painted white. The room is too white, especially the West wall, which is the largest wall (quite large). I want to paint it and was hoping to paint it red -- is this a big no-no? What color should I use?

Hi Anonymous, Master Cecil Lee ever said : 1. Apartment (2nd-7th level), main door facing direction. 2. Apartment (8th level and up), living room/balcony is the facing direction. 3. Landed property, facing of the frontage of the house. And I guess in order to get the correct compass reading FOR the Balcony, stand in the center of the Balcony like the Floor Plan.jpg attach together .. Master Cecil, am i right ? -- Rgds, Jason wrote in message news:20256.10756@forum.geomancy.net...

Dear Robert, Will take note of Point 1 and 2. My "Tian Yi" is at North East direction. Will look for Bedroom that is located at NE and Door Open at SW. I'm sourcing for area like Hougang and SengKang ? Do you think those HDB block near the MRT central is good ? I'm trying to avoid area like T-junction, Petrol station as these are part of the "sha" in Feng Shui. Thank you. Jason wrote in message news:20245.10749@forum.geomancy.net...

Flying Star vs 8 Hse FS... which is weighing more heavier ?

Hi Master, My Kua is 7 and my wife is 8. We are looking for new resale flat in this few months, can you advise what are the factor that we should look into it in this 8 luck cycle ? Thanks, Jason

Hi Master, Which direction of the HDB house do you recommend for our Gua in year 2006 & 2007 ? Some say look for sitting on NW, facing SE and some say Sitting NE facing SW but at all time .. door facing SE... What do you recommend ? Jason

Dear Robert, I just bought the BAZI standard and i have a few questions. 1. About the 12 year luck analysis. IT shows that for a particular 10 year period, the element balance change. Does that mean that if my wealth element is water for example, and in a particular period i have 32%, i have more wealth? Also, what does it mean when a particular year is , "Luck with you but Very Bad " or "Luck against you but Good "? 2. I would like to know more about my marriage and whether we're good for each other. The report only shows "As you are a Strong Earth, this pillar means that your Self & Spouse provides you the necessary encouragement and strength." When i looked at my husband's report, his day pillar shows as, " As you are a Strong Earth, this pillar means that your Self & Spouse is likely to always find fault with you. " Does that mean that my husband is good for me, but i am bad for him? DOes this have anything to do with the fact that we're both STRONG EARTH? How just got married and we seem to get along very well. Under his HOuse of Conception, it has, jia-geng - The elements in the Conception (geng), Year (jia) pillars of the Heavenly Stem clashes. His Day Pillar is: -earth, (ji), and -earth, (Ram) My day pillar is: +earth (wu) and +earth (dragon) My House of Conception is: +earth(wu) and + earth (rat) HOpe this information is sufficient. Thank you very much , Linda

Dear Master, I'm having my exams now and having some problem concentrating on my revisions. Is there a particular facing to adhere so that I contain my distractions?

Edited by Robert: No need to re-post your query, I will attend to your post once I have time. There are still a long list of posting still unattended. I am clearing them as quickly as I can despite having a very busy schedule. Dear Master, I have just joined a new company and took over an office room. The 2 ladies who formally worked in that room quit for better job offer within 2 years.Now that I am working in that room, my boss upon seeking their master's advice, put a 6ft tall plant outside my room. According to my colleague, this is to prevent the person in that room (i.e. now its me) to leave the company. This means that I am stuck with this company whether I like it or not. And I have been feeling uncomfortable since the plant was placed outside my room. Is there a way to counter this and make me feel better working in that room? Thanks for your advice.

Thanks for the response. I plan on putting the tree in the corner of the yard away form the house not in direct view of the door or window. I understand that if you take care of the tree it will take care of you it is a matter of time. Can you enlighten me more on the subject. -- GLENETTA SOLOMON More importantly, when planting a tree, avoid having it slice thru-into any of the windows of the home or the main door. A test of this is to stand inside the home i.e. at the window looking out or the main door. The lone tree should not be in direct view of either of the windows or main door. If not, it ends up as a threat to the home. Warmest Regards, Cecil Copyright 1996-onwards Geomancy.Net, Cecil & Robert Lee. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright & Intellectual Property Rights Notice All messages posted TO THIS SITE which includes this forum and other contents made accessable by us to the public cannot be copied; reproduced; recompiled; stored in a retrieval system; or transmitted, in any form or by any means; electronic; mechanical; photocopying; recording; or otherwise. More Info Read URL: http://www.geomancy.net/about/copyright/copyright.htm Please kindly contact us at support@geomancy.net. if you should encounter any breach of Copyright and Intellectual Property rights. Thank you in advance! ....................................................................

I recently obtained a money tree if I want to put it outside does it go on the southeast corner of the house or do I need to plant in the southeast corner of the yard itself. To enhance the tree I have seen some people have a red ribbon on their trees does this in any way help enhance the ability of the tree or is it just decorations. -- GLENETTA SOLOMON

My kua number is 7. My best direction is west worst is east. DOB is 9-15-65. where is the best place to put a wealth pot and what should be placed in the pot. -- GLENETTA SOLOMON

Dear Expert, I would like to know if any advice could be offered about having too many doors in a room -- the room is near the middle of the house it is a square of dimension 5feet by 5feet but there are 6 doors -- (four to other rooms and 2 closets) --- because the room is so small we don't know what to do --- the house main entrances are from the west and east// can you help?

Dear Master Cecil, I am a weak metal person, according to your free report, and my kua is 9. Still in your free report that suggest house suitable for me is facing south. My question is: as the facing house is south, means sitting position is on north. Do you agree that as a weak metal person, water in my sitting position will exhaust my energy so that my metal becoming weaker? Do south still my favourite facing house? Thank you, regards, Wawan

So when would be the best date to move-in. What ritual should we follow. His Her kua # 9 kua # 7 best direction is east best direction is west address is 17918 same dob: 12-18-64 in the am dob: 09-15-65 -- GLENETTA SOLOMON Sign it at your convenience. More importantly, for the Chinese, it is more important to be considered about: 1. Ground-breaking date or initial things to do when first opening the door 2. Start of renovations 3. move-in These are considered more important than say the date and time to sign the agreement as these are merely paper transactions. Warmest Regards, Cecil Copyright 1996-onwards Geomancy.Net, Cecil & Robert Lee. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright & Intellectual Property Rights Notice All messages posted TO THIS SITE which includes this forum and other contents made accessable by us to the public cannot be copied; reproduced; recompiled; stored in a retrieval system; or transmitted, in any form or by any means; electronic; mechanical; photocopying; recording; or otherwise. More Info Read URL: http://www.geomancy.net/about/copyright/copyright.htm Please kindly contact us at support@geomancy.net. if you should encounter any breach of Copyright and Intellectual Property rights. Thank you in advance! ....................................................................

my kua #9 the house faces south my best direction is east the address is 17918. when is the best time to sign the contract for this house. -- GLENETTA SOLOMON

Where do you place the envelopes once you put your wish in them. -- GLENETTA SOLOMON

Dear Mr.Cecil, I've just joined this forum and read your article on how determining front door direction in http://www.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-cecilcompass.htm I'm a beginer in fengshui practice and would like to place my 8-mountain and 8-water, but I confused which one should be used as a base as facing direction: facing direction of front door or facing direction of the whole building as this not always have same direction (some people build their main door not in the center of front house). 2. If building direction taken, and the building built in a hook, and each side have door access, means have two facing direction, can we just took one of the direction available to determine 8-water and 8-mountain or there is another method to be used. Thank you, regards, Wawan

Dear Mr Cecil Lee, My wife and I have completely different good and bad sleeping positions: I was born 20-9-1965 and she 5-12-1971. According toyour very good site my BEST sleeping positions are NW (health) and W (longevity) which for my wife are WORST (disaster) and BAD (irritation) accordingly. My GOOD sleeping positions are NE (excellent) and SW (prosperity) which for her are accordingly WORST (death) and BAD (spook). What is to be done in such a case if we don't want a ...divorce? Thank you very much in advance for your advice

Dear Mr Cecil Lee, My wife and I have completely different good and bad sleeping positions: I was born 20-9-1965 and she 5-12-1971. According to MyFengshui my BEST sleeping positions are NW (health) and W (longevity) which for my wife are WORST (disaster) and BAD (irritation) accordingly. My GOOD sleeping positions are NE (excellent) and SW (prosperity) which for her are accordingly WORST (death) and BAD (spook). What is to be done in such a case if we don't want a ...divorce? Thank you very much in advance for your advice

Hello Cecil, Our master bedroom has a built in bathroom. Feng Shui suggest to position the feet toward the bedroom door, but this position is forcing our head against the wall with the bathroom. Would using a curtain (drape) with strong color to cover the wall, plus hanging the crytal ball in front of the bathroom door remedy the problem ? Best Regards, Joanna

Hello, we have a long corridor that goes through the middle of the house, connecting bedrooms, it's carpeted, and it hought it's best to buy a runner so the carpet stays clean. in tewh catalog they offer Burgundy, Navy, Grey or Green colors. Is there any preference what color can it be? - as i think it 's a kind of important as we use this corridor a lot throught the day thank you!

Note: Dear Lorie, Please note that participants under Newsgroup; are not able to upload pictures. In order to do so, one has to create a forum account (forum member) and actually post an attachment. One can also choose to remain Anonymous by checking on this box prior to posting the message. Please also try not to upload too large an attachment i.e. try to resize it smaller with .jpg format. - Cecil Lee Hi again... It looks as if the floor plans and pictures never made it to the newsgroup, so I'm going to try and upload them again. Sorry for all the trouble!! Thanks again Cecil, and bless you times ten for your advice. Lorie