nntpguest

July 3, 2003

Hi Cecil, I read the forums frequently and hope you can help me!
We purchased our first home May 16 2002. We purchased the 'model home' on a
corner lot within a new subdivision (we are the first owners). Since moving
to this home, I have broken my leg (on our property even! In Oct 2002) as
well as being laid off (in March 2003) from a good job I held for over 4
years. I am now concerned that our home is not compatible with the positive
feng shui principles. I was hoping that you could give me some pointers to
correct these issues and improve our lifestyle and especially my career.
Please find attached our homes interior maps for both the main floor and
upper floor, as well as a frontal picture of our home and a picture of what
our home faces. Our front door faces 230 degrees (SW).
*Please note that we have the 'optional ensuite' (indicated on the floor
map) in the master bedroom which creates a wall when entering the master
bedroom. We also have the fireplace where it indicates it as optional.
As well, we live on a small quiet cresent, but after our street there is a
large piece of enscarpment then a two lane road that can get very busy with
traffic from both directions. I have put up a windchime in front of my door
(see 1st picture) and am looking to purchase a pagua mirror for above the
front door to ward off the negative energies we could be experiencing
because of the traffic (Should I put this pagua mirror or bau-gua mirror
above the front door even though we have a porch with an overhang?, or put
it centered on the front porch upper portion across from the front door?).
As well, across from the main road we have two water reservoir ponds, one
medium and one quite large. They are viewable from most of the windows on
the front of our home, as well as the front porch. (see 2nd picture taken
from our '4th' bedroom window)
If you could offer help regarding the best positions for our bed in the
master bedroom, as well as some tips to 'fixing' our feng shui in areas for
my career and even our family section, as we would soon like to begin our
family and have thus had trouble conceiving so far in this last year in the
house. (I was born May 10/1974 7:22am EST and I am female). Our house
number (street address) is 53, but our block# is 229 Unit 60.
Thanks so much for your time and your invaluable help!
Lorie

June 1, 2003

I intend to buy a house. Everythings of the house is perfect except for 2
points.
1. the main gate is facing NW.
2. There is a wide drainage running infront of the main gate about 6m wide.
I was told that both the above 2 points are inauspicious. Anyone please
advice.
Thank you.

April 27, 2003

I am moving to an acreage and I can choose an even numbered address any
number between 55200 and 55298. What would be the best number? I have had
conflicting information regarding the number 5. Some say it does not mean
anything, where some say it negates positive numbers that follow it.
Example: I would think that 55298 would mean something like either "Nothing
nothing easy enough prosperous" or "No no easy enough prosperous". Not sure
whether 2 nos make a yes.:)) Someone also suggested 55 means "Sky"
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You.

March 18, 2003

Hello Master Lee,
When asked for birth dates for fengshui purposes, does it matter which date
(solar or lunar calendar) is used?
Thanks,
Yenni

March 18, 2003

Dear Cecil
Your site is well built, I found some answers to my problems but I am still
puzzled with our new environment.
My in-law just bought this house and we moved in with her. We stay in the
master bedroom which I know there exists some problems; yet I know there's
nothing as perfect. My husband's career has been very bad these days.
Hence, I am attaching the floor plan of my bedroom hoping you can help us.
My husband's birthday is April 19, 1953.
My questions for my bedroom are as follows:
1) If we don't want to remove the mirrored cabinet doors (my husband is not
convinced yet, and I want to prove it to him) is there any other way we can
do?
2) He sleeps on the right side of the bed, hence his feet point at the
bathroom door. What can we do?
Also, for downstairs (please refer to 2nd graph), do you think we need to
cut down the tree in the front? (It's a very small tree). In addition, is
the main entrance in line with the patio door creating a bad qi? (We
usually don't use the main entrance, we enter through the garage).
I really really appreciate your help.
Regards
Zoe

March 11, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
Thanks for your clarification. It has been bothering me for the
past few years. As a matter of fact, I have moved from
Malaysia to HK for work and feeling settled now and
have become PR (more than 7 years). Well, I am not sure
if it suitable to use the word "emigrate" because the distance
is not really far anyway. For the past few years,
things have been "so-so" - not really bad, and not extremely good.
From time to time, I will think of the statement that person made
stating that my "BA ZI" will not "allow" me to stay overseas.
I have been working hard and try not to relate any
negative stuffs with that "statement" he made.
Thanks GOD I found your web and the clarification
you made. I guess, maybe it is more psychological or ..
well, I don't know.
Master Lee, if you have further comment, please advise.
Thanks for your support.
Regards,
ck
wrote in message news:13029.6695@forum.geomancy.net...

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Dear Guest,
1. Ba Zi analysis or life analysis can look into travel direction i.e.
suitable
or unsuitable. And this is based on time dimension.
2. For example, in a given year, month, day or hour, it may or may not be
suitable to say travel to the westerly direction.
3. As for emigration, usually, this is done at a specific day or time.
And, in
the above regards, it can be looked at.
4. This is because, of the lowest common denominator: Five elements
concept.
And for example a direction can be classified under a specific element.
Such as
west = metal element direction.
PRE-EMIGRATION
==============
5. We can than say that in 1999 it was not favourable to migrate from one
part
of the country e.g. east coast of US to the west coast. But, perhaps, in
2003,
this may have changed.
POST-EMIGRATION
================
6. Once we have already emigrated; we are already in that specific
location.
And if we are to emigrate again, depending on the specific direction; this
can
again be looked at - if one wants to apply this.
7. Some people have another notion about directions. For example, some say
that
Singapore is at the "South" and this is favourable for people suitable to
the
south direction. Some even say that it is best for the East group to live
in
the East and the West group to live in the west.
I personally feel that this is utterly inpractical. And unachievable. May
be,
one day, a crazy person may use this `defense' to "justify" a divorce?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 3/11/2003 12:45:59 AM, Nntp Guest wrote:
>Dear Master Lee,
>
>I am wondering if our "BA ZI"
>will tell us
>if we are suitable to emigrate
>to another
>country ?
>
>I am planning to emigrate to
>another country
>but I was told long time ago,
>(about 15 years I think)
>I should not emigrate but he
>did not tell me the reasons.
>By the way, he was using my
>date-of-birth and did
>some calculations and things
>like that but I couldn't
>remember exactly what he did.
>The only think
>I remember was - it was about
>my "BA ZI".
>
>
>Is it possible to check if one
>is suitable to emigrate or
>not by the BA ZI analysis (or
>other related method ) ?
>
>Please advise.
>
>Regards,
>kc
>

March 11, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
I am wondering if our "BA ZI" will tell us
if we are suitable to emigrate to another
country ?
I am planning to emigrate to another country
but I was told long time ago, (about 15 years I think)
I should not emigrate but he did not tell me the reasons.
By the way, he was using my date-of-birth and did
some calculations and things like that but I couldn't
remember exactly what he did. The only think
I remember was - it was about my "BA ZI".
Is it possible to check if one is suitable to emigrate or
not by the BA ZI analysis (or other related method ) ?
Please advise.
Regards,
kc

March 9, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
The numbering system is somewhat different
from Singapore, we have blocks number, followed by
floor and unit number (A-H) normally for apartments.
What about Tower 6, 18th Floor, Flat G ?
In that case, should it be ..
#6-186 ?
#6 = Tower 6
18 - 18th Floor
6 = G
Or
#18-66 ?
18 = 18th floor
6 = Tower 6
6 = G
Thanks for your advice.
Regards,
Anon2
wrote in message news:13001.6684@forum.geomancy.net...

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Dear Anon,
You can convert it to the format used by our system.
For example: Determine which floor / storey; your apartment is.
If it is located at 2nd floor than use input #2-46 with (B) where B should
be
converted into a number.
For example: A = 1, B = 2, C = 3.
Therefore, you should use:-
#2 - 462
Input this into the field of the above report.
Another Example:
If the address is:
8 floor /storey, 46E;
then the converted address should be
#8 - 465
Where E = 5.
In fact, the " Vertical Flying Star " concept is said to have originated,
first
from your country: Hong Kong. Which has a higher density of high rise as
compared to Taiwan or Singapore ... very much earlier than these
countries.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 3/8/2003 4:06:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>Hi
>I am new to feng shui, we are
>moving to another apartment
>built in 2000, flat number is
>46B. How do I enter this, in
>your House Number Program.
>BTW, I live in Hong Kong. My
>partner and I have been here
>for almost 1 year now from
>Australia but he still cannot
>find a job here in HK. I am
>hoping this new house will
>bring us better luck.
>Thanks in advance.
>Kind regards,
>Nof

February 28, 2003

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10. Looking back, overall, we have been quite successful. But here, it is
difficult to place it on Five Elements or other reasons.

I think asides from Feng Shui that affect the successful web site,
you guys did a really great job and have a working online business model ..
Well done and keep it up ! This is the first page I visit every morning !
Regards,

wrote in message news:12958.6662@forum.geomancy.net...

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Dear Anon,
1. If we look at the foundation or basics, even sites like Geomancy.net
applys
the five elements concept to the website.
2. For example, the main page or home page of this site is designed to fit
our
Ba Zi.
3. Even the logos are tailored to our ba zi.
4. Geomancy University's logo is also based on the combination of Metal
with
water combination.
5. Our Free resources or learning resources are in Green or wood element
to
symbolise growth.
6. In fact there are many more examples, even within this website. Colour
schemes are also blended to harmonise with the various Five elements -
element
combination.
7. Although, this is not a proven area - of use, since the internet is
relatively new; there is relatively NO HARM trying to experiment or apply
the
Five elements concept.
8. This website has been on since 1996, and we have been designing our
logos,
pages etc... since then based on the Five elements concept.
9. Therefore, there is really nothing new nor a secret. That, Five
elements are
or has been used here or may be used by other websites.
10. Looking back, overall, we have been quite successful. But here, it is
difficult to place it on Five Elements or other reasons.
11. If one looks carefully, on the productive sequence of the five
elements
concept, the colours starting from Metal (white / gold), next Water (blue,
black or gray) and Wood (green or brown) - quite closely resemble an
interior
decorator's harmonising colour schemes.
For example white often go with blue.
Earth tones, often goes with red pink or purple etc...
>I heard an interesting
>statement that even Feng Shui
>can be applied to homepages
>(web site).
In some of the past messages on this forum, in-fact, this question had
been
asked as far back as 1997.
In fact, if one search "hard enough", many of the questions recently asked
are
already available.
This is why, for the most often asked questions, I have asked users to try
and
do some homework themselves. This is not much to ask since it is simply
clicking on SEARCH and typing in a few key words.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 2/27/2003 9:47:51 PM, Nntp Guest wrote:
>Dear Master Cecil,
>
>I heard an interesting
>statement that even Feng Shui
>can be applied to homepages
>(web site).
>
>How true is this statement ?
>Is so, is it about combination
>of colors and graphics and
>company logo etc ?
>
>What about the 2D and 3D
>effect. In the real world,
>we have shaped, mountain,
>waters etc. But in the
>cyber world, everything is
>virtual, flat.
>
>Interesting.
>
>Thank you.
>
>Regards,
>Curious
>

February 27, 2003

Dear Master Cecil,
I heard an interesting statement that even Feng Shui
can be applied to homepages (web site).
How true is this statement ? Is so, is it about combination
of colors and graphics and company logo etc ?
What about the 2D and 3D effect. In the real world,
we have shaped, mountain, waters etc. But in the
cyber world, everything is virtual, flat.
Interesting.
Thank you.
Regards,
Curious

February 25, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
Thank you very much for your time and advice. Very detailed
explanation.
Regarding the screen you suggested, does the screen need to be
as wide as the door ? I know that, it must be at least the same
height as the door.
e.g.
Can the screen be half the size of the door's width ?
http://198.66.6.160/1.jpg ?
Or must the width of the screen be at least the same
as the door ?
http://198.66.6.160/2.jpg ?
Thank you.
Regards,
Ken
wrote in message news:12935.6652@forum.geomancy.net...

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Further to what I had mentioned, for most homes especially flats and
apartments, the key success in analysing a home is to find the
centrepoint.
For those who are more inclined towards Shapes and Forms:-
Try to imagine the centrepoint as the `heart' of the house.
Often taking reading from the centrepoint is the better solution because:
we
are trying to encourage Qi flow from the main door or even balcony down
towards
this centrepoint or flux - much like a train station exchange where qi
(invisible) air moves towards the rest of the house especially the
bedrooms
etc... and vice versa.
For those who are more inclined towards mathematics - applying Flying Star
Feng
Shui (Xuan Kong Feng Shui):
This same method is used - and more importantly, it is translated to
numbers
where these people can easily understand these numbers.
The dynamics of Qi flow - penetrating Sha qi, stagnant Qi, dead qi
(especially
the storeroom); beneficial shen qi etc... is infact are most important.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

February 24, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
Amazing. Thanks for all the invaluable information and great help.
It seems that the flat (15th floor) has got missing corners and
according to your notes at http://www.geomancy.net/fs/g-a-f.htm,
all missing corners bring some kind of bad luck. Will putting a
mirror helps for my case ?
Master Lee's comment of the center of the house
http://198.66.6.160/1.gif
The flat has got two windows at the missing
corner zone - wondering if placing mirrors
at the wall will help. Of course, I believe
it has to depend of the reflection of the mirror, right ?
Please advise.
Windows at missing corners
http://198.66.6.160/2.jpg
Secondly, regarding the center of
the house. Since there is a wall
blocking the view from the center
point to the main door,
(refer to the link JPG)
http://198.66.6.160/3.jpg
I am using your technique described
in the FS resources. Please comment
if the measurement is correct.
My findings.
http://198.66.6.160/5.jpg (ha ! Chinese will skip no 4 )
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Ken
wrote in message news:12927.6647@forum.geomancy.net...

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Dear Ken,
It is best (often) to try and imagine the centre of gravity of the
apartment.
Please see attachment (with it's comments).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 2/23/2003 8:17:11 PM, Nntp Guest wrote:
>Dear Master Lee,
>
>I am re-posting this message
>because I am
>not sure if you can retrieve
>the JPGs. I have
>uploaded the files into our
>server and below are
>the links for the JPGs.
>
>**My attempts to find the
>center of the house**
>http://198.66.6.160/center01.j
>pg
>http://198.66.6.160/center02.j
>pg
>
>**My question about door to
>window**
>http://198.66.6.160/doorToWind
>ow.jpg
>
>
>**** Previous post *****
>I am studying your FS
>materials and analysing an
>not-rectangular shape house. I
>have difficulty
>finding the center of the
>flat.
>
>Attached are two files
>(center01.jpg and
>center02.jpg)
>of my possible findings and
>not sure if there are correct.
>Please advise.
>
>And, for my second question,
>(attachment: doorToWindow.jpg)
>the main door of the house is
>facing the window.
>Is this consider not
>appropriate as described in
>your free course?
>If so, what are the remedies?
>
>Please advise.
>
>Thank you very much.
>
>**** end of Previous post
>*****
>
>Thank you.
>
>Regards,
>Ken
Attached file:
http://forum.geomancy.net:81/upload/centrepoint-a-1.gif

February 23, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
I am re-posting this message because I am
not sure if you can retrieve the JPGs. I have
uploaded the files into our server and below are
the links for the JPGs.
**My attempts to find the center of the house**
http://198.66.6.160/center01.jpg
http://198.66.6.160/center02.jpg
**My question about door to window**
http://198.66.6.160/doorToWindow.jpg
**** Previous post *****
I am studying your FS materials and analysing an
not-rectangular shape house. I have difficulty
finding the center of the flat.
Attached are two files (center01.jpg and center02.jpg)
of my possible findings and not sure if there are correct.
Please advise.
And, for my second question, (attachment: doorToWindow.jpg)
the main door of the house is facing the window.
Is this consider not appropriate as described in your free course?
If so, what are the remedies?
Please advise.
Thank you very much.
**** end of Previous post *****
Thank you.
Regards,
Ken

February 22, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
I have got a crystal roof lamp (a gift) installed in
the middle of the roof of the bedroom.
Since the crystals has got different shapes
some are rounds, diamond shape and some are pointed,
I feel quite uneasy with it esp. when the pointed
ones POINTS right below at me when I
am in a sleeping position.
Is it advisable to remove the lamp ?
Please advise.
Regards,
ken

February 21, 2003

Dear Anon, Please check your .jpg files again before posting as they are too small i.e. only 1k files and cannot be opened. - Cecil
Dear Master Lee,
I am studying your FS materials and analysing an
not-rectangular shape house. I have difficulty
finding the center of the flat.
Attached are two files (center01.jpg and center02.jpg)
of my possible findings and not sure if there are correct. Please advise.
And, for my second question, (attachment: doorToWindow.jpg)
the main door of the house is facing the window.
Is this consider not appropriate as described in your free course?
If so, what are the remedies?
Please advise.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Ken

February 21, 2003

Dear Master Lee,
Need your advice on the "facing direction" concept.
Anyway, I remember I read a book some time ago and it stated
that, the facing direction of a house is not necessary
be the main door of a house. It can be a window,
or even the back door - depends on "what" or "where"
it faces.
For instance, if the back door faces a busy main road
and the main door faces a wall or jungle (somehow),
then, the facing direction will be measured from the
center point to to the back door. (and not the main door)
How true is this statement?
For my case, I am staying in HK and most of the people
here stays in flats. The main door either faces the neighbour's door
or a wall. But, however, normally the balcony or windows of the living room
faces directly to the sea, another block and the busy main street.
Does that mean the facing direction of the house is measured differently
i.e. not to the main door ?
Secondly, regarding the sleeping position. When you say the
sleeping position is West, does that mean the arrow of
the compass that points right towards the back of our head
shows WEST ? (after adjusting the arrow to points to north ?)
i.e.
^
NORTH
-------|o --

Quote

WEST
leg head
And at my working place, when I sit on my chair and
place a compass on my table it shows WEST.
(after adjusting the relevant arrow to North)
0 ---
WEST
|_ ____
| | | (my table)
Is "WEST" my work position or is it "EAST" which is at the
back (just like the sleeping position ?)
Thank you in advance.

Regards,
Ken

January 16, 2003

wrote in message news:7492.3597@forum.geomancy.net...

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4. If it is totally black, it is best to be avoided.
Hello Cecil,
Are black pillows bad feng shui? The ones I have are totally black :-/
Thanks,
Vivi

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