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Hi,
Currently, the fire hydrant is considered too far to be a threat to your
house. You can always use plants on either side of your main door or in the
garden.
Yes, symbolically, the fire hydrant is water. But this `water' is too small
to have any effect on your home.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Wednesday, April 07, 1999 8:24 AM
Subject: Re: Is the Hydrant bad?QuoteFrom: "Peanut Butter"
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The road is two way traffic road. There is no fence and it's quite
clear to see the hydrant from the front door. Maybe I pay too much
attention to look for 'things'. The front door to the road is at least
100' long. Compare to the lown and the size of the house. The hydrant
is kind of small. Like I said I probably pay too much attention to it.
But it did borther me that why I ask you is it bad? My nephew told me
hydrant is water, water bring money. It's kind of make me feel better.
But he is a kid. I rather to hear from you. Thank you!
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Subject: Is the Hydrant bad?
Date: Tue, 06 Apr 1999 15:20:12 +0800
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Hi,
How wide is the road? Is the road a two way traffic road or a small
road? Is the front lawn clear such that immediately when you
step out of your main entrance, can you clearly see the fire hydrant?
Does your house have a fence to `shield' it from the fire hydrant.
Please clarify, thanks.
CecilQuoteOn 4/2/99 3:09:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir,
The main door faced a hydrant
right cross
the street on some one else's
front yard. Is
this bad? Why should I do?
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Dear Jon,
For plants, it is acceptable to have plants in or outside the home.
The important thing to remember are:-
1. Avoid having a lone large tree in the front of the house.
2. For plants, avoid too many plants at the North East (Devil's Gate),
West (Yin location) and South West (Devil's Backdoor).
The reason for the above is that too many plants especially large plants
create too `yin' an environment. This may create an imbalance in the
surrounding and attract `spirits' to stay at the location. Another point to
note is to keep the plants `neat' and `trim'.
For other locations, it is also good not to have too many plants
concentrated at a location also. In your case, a few pot of plants at the
North West corner or any other locations are acceptable.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Wednesday, April 07, 1999 9:05 AM
Subject: Flower and PlantsQuoteFrom: "Jon Tan"
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Hi,
Is it alright to put my plants (orchid and green plants) in my balcony
which is at the northwest corner of my apartment? It is no possible for me
to put it in the path way leading to my front door as it is a common
walkway.
Thank you always.
Regards,
Jon
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Dear Julie,
A stove can still be placed next to the refrigerator but give an allowance
of at least six inches or 150 cm. It would not be ideal to place a wood
wall unless it is heat resistant. If you can leave a gap as suggested above,
then it would be OK to move back the fridge without the need to place a
wooden wall partition.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Date: Tuesday, April 06, 1999 12:26 AM
Subject: stove next to fridge??QuoteFrom: "Julie Deering"
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Hello :) Many thanks for posting such valuable information in this forum!
My question regards having the stove next to the refrigerator. I recently
moved the fridge to a better location away from the stove and my husband
doesn't like it at all. He has offered to help me re-do and make the
necessary changes to the house for better feng shui -IF- I move the fridge
back to where it was. Your thoughts on this would be appreciated. Also, if
the stove IS next to the fridge; is there any cure for that? example:
placing a wood wall exactly between the two?
Thanks.
julie
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Dear Jenna,
Thank you for bringing up a rather interesting question.
Let me first elaborate that in the past, especially in China, toilets was
never `attached' to the house. It is usually situtated a distance away from
the house. However, in our modern society, this is no longer possible.
Like the concept of the toilet, litter bins or boxes should preferably have
a lid and closed when not in use. It should be emptied regularly. Where
possible, use trash bags to contain fluids or liquid waste or drained away.
The purpose of the lid is to keep any animals from scavaging the litter
bins. It is acceptable practice to keep the bin below the sink (for those
who have an electric waste disposal unit or a small plastic basket to empty
the waste into. Here, empty such litter as soon as they become full.
The main important point here is to have a good lid so that the litter bins
stay closed. If so, this would reduce and contain `sha' qi. (or bad ch'i)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Monday, April 05, 1999 10:37 PM
Subject: litter boxesQuoteFrom: "Jenna Esposito"
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Although I have found information about
"living things" in the home, including pets,
I have not yet been able to find any
information on the optimal placement of a
litter box, or possible cures?
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Dear Gwen,
Thank you for your encouraging words. Your words will certainly motivate us
to make the site better and better.
Please see below:-
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Subject: bedroomQuoteFrom: "Gwen Bui"
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Dear Master,
I just found out about your website today, and it is wonderful. The
following three questions have been puzzling me, and your help would be
greatly appreciated!
The 2nd story house looks like this:
........room1 ________________master bedroom
...........................|
........................stairs (in middle)
1) Both room1 and the master bedroom have double doors which are identical
and line up exactly, facing each other. Is this okay?
The characteristics of having two doors facing each other is that
there will be a tendency for the two parties living in room 1 and say the
master bedroom to have `frequent' disagreements or quarrels.
As you have mentioned that both rooms have double doors, this can
easily be solved (provided you are able to open only one side of the door
and each is opposite / diagonal) to each other. If the double doors are
`labelled' Door 1 and Door 2, you could for example: for the master bedroom
open only Door 1 while for Room 1, open Door 2. This would `solved' the
problem.Quote2) You mentioned that the bedroom should not be at the end of a hallway.
In the above drawing, are these two bedrooms at the end of a hallway?
I think the drawing cannot be seen properly here unless you attach as a
scanned image or .gif or .jpg format. Anyway, it is best that the door of
any of the rooms be facing a long doorway. It can be at the side this is
still ok.Quote3) The door into the master bedroom is clear of the bed, however, there is
an entrance from the bedroom leading to the bathroom as follows:
. ...................a........b
.....................______
..bathroom..... |______| bed(feet towards
....................................bathroom)
The wall of the bathroom facing the bedroom has a dresser (w/mirror). Is
this bed good to sleep in? Should I put a door at position a, or b, or both
Sorry, I could not fully visualise the layout plan from the above. Do take
note of the follow:-
1. Make sure that the dresser with mirror is not facing any part of the bed.
Here, when you sit on your bed, do check that you should not see a mirror.
Also check that there are no poison arrows or sharp corners pointing towards
your bed.
2. You need not place a partition if you have a reading table with a lamp
on it. The reading table is next to the bed. The reading table, acts as a
partition in such a case.
3. If you have an airconditioner, the best location is one where it is blows
from the side of the bed rather than blowing from head to the feet or from
the feet to the head.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Luna,
For the six Buddhas, you can place them in a display cabinet. Either the
`open' air or enclosed in a glass cabinet.
Here are the important points to note:-
1. The wall behind the display cabinet must not be a toilet.
2. The display unit (with the six Buddhas) must not be placed in the
bedroom.
3. They must not face a toilet or the kitchen directly.
4. They can face an open window in the living room. They can face the main
door or close to the main door.
It is acceptable to display `brand new' figurines as they have not absorbed
the qi (ch'i) of any previous location.
At home, I also do have two antique Buddha figurines. One with a laughing
Buddha with many children crawling on him.
I guess your six laughing Buddha's are `new figurines'. They are auspicious
as they are `smiling'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Subject: Placement of Buddha FigurinesQuoteFrom: "Luna Ghobar"
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Hi Cecil,
A friend of mine gave me a set of six BuddhaThey are all laughing Buddhas
carrying bags "money I hope" ! and sitting in different positions. One of
them is not carrying a bag, but raising a hat above his head. What do these
figurines represent and where is the best place to place them.
Thank you for your help.
Luna
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Dear Amy,
Thanks for your clarifications. Since you are using your room at night,
lighting is important and this would depend on whether you are working or
resting. As far as possible, try to make the room as cosy as possible
particulary place a faourite photo or even a small vase of (real or
artificial) flowers would help.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Small Apartment Bedroom 2QuoteFrom: "Amy Phlieger"
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Thank you for your advice I do appreciate it.
I work most of the day away from home, but I do hold a second job and on
weekends find myself sitting at the desk working. My room serves as an
office/ t.v. room and bedroom. Most of the time it is used to sleep and
relax, but on occasions it is also used for work.
Thanks for the help
AP
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Dear David,
The best technique in using the Eight House Theory is to prepare a
transparency and writing down each person's intangible directions on the
transparency. Try to use it on a A4 sized transparency where we commonly
use this paper.
1. Your transparency should have the North, NE, East, SE, South, SW, West
and NW clearly marked on the transparency.
2. Next, if you want to use different ink to represent each member of the
family. Start with the Father, Mother, etc...
After doing so, you will then have a `big picture' of your entire family.
3. Get the layout plan of your house. If you are looking at various
properties, simply superimpose this transparency on the layout plan (make
sure that it is aligned to the North to South direction) of the layout plan.
(In a proper architect plan, there is
always a North `marker' somewhere on either the actual layout or a larger
site layout. Determine the North South direction from any of these. A
simple method is if you are staying in the house, get yourself an ordinary
compass and check out the North South alignment of the house.
4. Visual the layout and check in particular:
- Main Entrance - Is the intangible force there auspicious for the
breadwinner?
- The various bedrooms ie. such as the Master bedroom, each of your
children's bedroom. Are the intangible force suited
for them?
- Other areas/rooms where we spent most of our time e.g. living room,
study room etc... Are these auspicious for the
family?
Therefore, we should not only look at the Main Entrance must look at the
`big picture' of where we live, and spent our time.
Only in this way can be optimize the use of the Eight House Theory. But, as
this is a static model, if you have done a Flying Star birth chart of the
house, the flying Star chart takes 1st priority over the Eight House Theory.
Only after considering the various good or bad locations under the Flying
Star, if you still have the `luxury' and time, look at how you can place
your furniture beds etc.. in relation to the Eight House theory. As for the
Eigth Aspirations or Eight Association Theory, place this last in your
priority. Only after you really have the spare time, and if you have
`nothing else' to `improve on', then `work' on it.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 9:40 PM
Subject: How does Date of Birth affects the direction which the main door
faces?QuoteFrom: "David Chan"
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If each house is divided into 8 sectors which represent a good and bad
location, the Location and Orientation of each house will be substantially
different based on the date of birth of the individual looking at the house.
The good and bad orientation of my house is complete opposite to my wife's.
What is the proper way to choose the right house and orientation of the
furnishings?
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Dear Barbara,
Further to my earlier reply, it would be best to get books that try to
simply Feng Shui theories rather than to `impress' its readers by using
powerful terms. The simplier the explanation, the better. Here, there is
less likely for the information to be mis-interpreted.
Frankly, read books from authors you are comfortable in. If the theory is
the same as the other book, for example the Eight House Theory is very
simple, try to `stick' to the method used to derive the answer. But if other
books are better written in other areas, then utilize the information. This
method, would reduce the confusion we now have with so many books being
`churned out' daily.
Recently, I also come across a few users who e-mailed me directly on
concepts put forth by some writers in the internet. The `teaching' materials
are so impressive that no one understands these terms. But if we put these
terms simply.... it is not that complicated! Try picking up a Feng Shui book
written in Mandarin, one glance and you know the essence of the idea.
The idea here is that if after reading the information or `teaching' once
and you do not get the meaning, put the book or `teaching' aside. Feng Shui
if correctly worded is never that complicated unless one wants to impress
others. Here, it is of no use if no one can get useful information out of
it.
Warmest Regards
Cecil Lee
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Date: Saturday, April 03, 1999 1:14 AM
Subject: Determining Entrance DirectionQuoteFrom: "Barbara Haines"
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Question: in the Eight-House method, I have read conflicting books about
determining which is the entrance direction to be used.
One text insists that the direction of the back door takes precedence and
determines the actual direction of the house. Another text says that it is
the front door that does, even if the back door is the one most often used.
I am very confused, and would like some help with this question as it
means the difference between my house being a Chen house or a Kun house (I'm
a Tui!).
Thanks!
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Dear Barbara,
Yes, it can be very confusing after reading many books on this simple
theory.
Most of all, it really does not matter if you have to determine the entrance
direction based on the front door or back door.
What I mean is that each author may directly or indirectly use different
methods. But if they are doing it based on traditional Feng Shui, the result
or answer will be the same.
For example, if you follow the `instructions' of the author who says to use
the backdoor, if his written instructions is clear, you would finally arrive
at the same answer as one which uses the front door.
As a reference, the model used in at this url:
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/house1.htm can serve as a reference. This is
because, since the website was launched in June 1997, so far, I have not
changed it and there was once, a frequent user had even consulted e.g.
Professor Steven Field of the Feng Shui Gate who have also confirmed the
information i.e. the template is identical to the kua number.
Very recently, a user noticed that one of the popular books had most likely
had a typo error in the Direction of the kua. I do come across many books
even by reputable authors who once a while may have either a typo error in
their books. This is understandable.
As mentioned earlier, you should try to use the entire model of created by
the author and then if you want, reference the `results' to other books or
even websites like this. Here we are around to clarify any of your doubts.
What this author uses is the Luo Pan where, when you stand at a particular
location, there are two `vertical lines ' one for the facing direction and
the other the `sitting' direction. Here, this person is most likely saying
that the sitting direction is the most important. I do agree here. Either, I
am not sure if you have read his /her concept in total or just reading
between the lines.
If you read between the lines then, you may not get the full essence of what
the person is trying to do. Sometimes also if the author does not put across
his/her ideas clearly, we will continue to have doubts after reading the
book(s).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Saturday, April 03, 1999 1:14 AM
Subject: Determining Entrance DirectionQuoteFrom: "Barbara Haines"
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Question: in the Eight-House method, I have read conflicting books about
determining which is the entrance direction to be used.
One text insists that the direction of the back door takes precedence and
determines the actual direction of the house. Another text says that it is
the front door that does, even if the back door is the one most often used.
I am very confused, and would like some help with this question as it
means the difference between my house being a Chen house or a Kun house (I'm
a Tui!).
Thanks!
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Dear Luna,
Currently there are two methods at looking at the number of fishes to
`rear'.
Method 1:
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The most common method is based on general good numbers of fish i.e. fishes
should be numbering e.g. 5, 6, 8. (9 is still acceptable).
Method 2:
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The other method is based on your kua number ie. if your kua is Li or South,
you should rear 9 fishes. If your Kua number is Kan (North), you should rear
1 fish, if your Kua number is Chen or East, then you should rear 3 fishes.
Ideally, this is based on the breadwinner's Kua number
Conclusion
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Frankly, the easiest method is to follow ` Method 1' especially if you have
a large family and especially, the fish tank belongs to your family member
e.g. your child etc..
The vacuum black fish is I am not mistaken also called a `sucker' fish which
if there is a bigger fish around, clings to it to clean it or `cleans' the
fish tank.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Fish in the tankQuoteFrom: "Luna Ghobar"
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I wanted to ask the same question, however I read somewhere that there's a
kind of "vacuum black fish" that can replace the black fish and that the
number should always be an odd number. Confirmation to this will be
appreciated.
Thanks
Luna
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Dear David,
The purpose of the Eight House Theory is to find a home that suits a person
or determine if it is `compatible' with the breadwinner.
If your main door face the "Excellent" or any of the three other good
locations, this house is thus (as far as the main door is concerned) matches
you.
What about my spouse or other family members?
Here, you could determine which locations in the house they spent the most
time. One of them is the bedroom.
1. What you can do is get a transparency and plot each family member's
`Eight House' template on this transparency.
2. Next, get a layout plan of the home.
3. Find the North to South Direction of the house.
4. Superimpose the transparency on the layout plan. Check to see (in
particular); which intangible force falls on the bedroom.
Since, you mentioned that both of you are `opposites' i.e one belong to
the `East' group and the other the `West' group,
for the main entrance, or bedrooms, it is best to choose for example
such combinations:-
Partner 1: Excellent, Health, Longevity and Prosperity with Partner
B: Spook and Irritation
For example, in the bedroom, for Partner 1, it is his/her longevity
sector while partner 2 is her/his Spook or Irritation
Such combinations e.g. Excellent / Spook; Health / Spook; Longevity
/ Spook or Prosperity / Spook
or Excellent / Irritation, Health
/ Irritation; Longevity / Irritation or Prosperity / Irritation
If you can help it the above combinations are better than `extreme'
combinations of Excellent to Disaster or Death.
When we use the Eight House Theory, where possible; look at the `big'
picture i.e. not only the main entrance door but the entire house. Pay
particular attention to the areas where you spent the most time. For other
members of the family, including the spouse (assuming she is not the
breadwinner); the main entrance is not that important. What is most
important is the bedroom area.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: How does Date of Birth affects the direction which the main door
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If each house is divided into 8 sectors which represent a good and bad
location, the Location and Orientation of each house will be substantially
different based on the date of birth of the individual looking at the house.
The good and bad orientation of my house is complete opposite to my wife's.
What is the proper way to choose the right house and orientation of the
furnishings?Quote
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Dear Jackie,
You have asked a good question.
The Four Symbolic Animals or Four Celestrial Animals Concept can be looked
at in two main areas:-
1. Survey of the Landscape and Site.
Under this area, we will have the Dragon at the East and White Tiger
on the East. A Feng Shui Master will try to find the `Dragon' of a site. A
dragon can be a `real' dragon i.e. the features of a hill or a `false'
dragon e.g. a high rise building or even a road etc...
An excellent site is one where there is a Green Dragon and a White
Tiger " in close embrace " of each other.
When you are in the house facing the main entrance, the Green Dragon is
always on your Right and the White Tiger is on
the left.
2. For Applying Feng Shui `cures' to a site, you must then use the REAL
compass points. For example if your main door is facing East, this sector
`belongs' to the Green Dragon.
Here the distinction must be clear from point 1. Let's take another
example, if your main door faces West or the White Tiger, this is the White
Tiger's domain.
Therefore, the following must be applied `strictly here' :-
If your main door faces: North = Black Tortise sector
South = Red Phoenix
East = Green Dragon
West = White Tiger
Therefore, it is important to note the distinction between para 1 above and
para 2.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Subject: White Tiger and Green Dragon locationQuoteFrom: "Jackie Go"
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Hi Cecil:
Please correct me if I'm wrong, I was told that the Green Dragon is on our
left and the white tiger is in our right without real directions. I mean
the direction could be east or west for the dragon or tiger depending on the
facing of main door of the house. Let's say my house is north-facing main
door, that would mean my east(right) is where the tiger sits, and the
west(left) is where the dragon sits. Please advise. Thanks
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Dear Sue,
Sorry for the delay in my reply.
It is very time consuming to do manual Pillars of Destiny calculations. This
is the purpose for the full report available on www.geomancy-online.com We
have thus done away with manual calculations of Pillars of Destiny.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Subject: Free limited-anlaysis of PIllars of Destiny update!QuoteFrom: "Sue James"
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Hi.. I need help in figuring my pillars out. I find this all very
interesting can you help.
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Dear Jody,
The first thing you need to determine is which intangible force your main
entrance door is at. You mentioned that it is spook/disaster. However, you
need to further determine whether it is closer to spook or disaster from the
mid-point of the main door.
If it is the spook intangible force, you do not need to do anything other
than keep the location bright e.g. neutral colour white will do. However if
the disaster line flows through the main door, you may like to take up any
of the following suggestions:-
Currently there are five methods of dealing with this (not in any order of
importance):-
1. Change the angle of the door to face one of your best directions i.e.
tilt the door to one that faces one of your good
directions. This is said to `kill' two birds with one stone.
2. If your main entrance door is elevated, you can have semi-circular steps
leading to the house. This is one technique
of `radiating' sha ch' away from your main entrance.
3. Alternatively, if your main entrance is level to your external of the
house, you could consider a specially made
semi-circular carpet e.g. of half of a sun with it's fiery sunlight (spikes)
radiating away from the main entrance door.
4. Hang a pakua above the main entrance door.
5. Simply close the main entrance door when not in use. (Plus keep the
location bright).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, March 30, 1999 9:18 PM
Subject: Clash of the 8 HousesQuoteFrom: "Jody Leo"
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My front door faces between south/southeast but I am a northeast person.
My northeast spook/disaster line runs through the front door; and in
general, all the bad locations for the house as a south/southeast facing
house clashes with the good locations of my personal northeast house and
vice versa. what can I do to cure this? Please advise specifically also as
to how I could cure the fact that my spook/disaster line runs through the
front door.
many thanks
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Dear Toni,
Currently, number plates are not within the sphere of Feng Shui and it comes
within other Chinese numerology.
However, this can be highly subjective as there will be lots of different
opinions based on `interpreting numbers'.
Under the Flying Star method, Number 5 is considered inauspicious. However,
number 4 or a combination of 4's is considered auspicious under the Flying
Star method.
Overall, as I mentioned above, you may get different views on the above.
Wishing you and your number 5444 good luck!
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: numbersQuoteFrom: "Antonio Foo"
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I just bought a car with plate numbers 5444.What does this number
describe.Is this a good combination of numbers. Advice needed.
Thank you.
Toni.
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Dear Jody,
I can confirm that you are indeed a North-East person. I did notice earlier
that there could be a typo error in Lillian Too's Feng Shui book as a few
users had highlighted this earlier.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 7:35 PM
Subject: Which of the 8 Houses do I belong toQuoteFrom: "Jody Leo"
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From Lilian Too's Feng Shui Book, I appear to be a SW house person -
female, born July 1966 whereas from your webpage, I am north east house
person. Which one am I?Quote
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Dear Clern,
Frankly, there can be many other reasons other than what you have mentioned
e.g. pricing, market demand etc...
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Sunday, March 28, 1999 3:15 PM
Subject: Spook at my Front DoorQuoteFrom: "Di Mancino"
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We are currently trying to sell our NW house. I am an East Male, which puts
Spook at our front door. Is this why we are having trouble selling? And how
can we remedy this?
Regards
Clem
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Dear Elizabeth,
If the main door has two panels, you can open the side furthest away from
the stairs. Placing a half door at the foot of the stairs can be done but
not sure if there are any safety concerns i.e. making the stairway dark. One
alternative is to place a mirror at the staircase landing (when the stair
case `turns').
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Main Entrance facing the stairsQuoteFrom: "Elizabeth Canare"
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We are planning to build a house and most of the floor plans available are
the main entrance faces the stairs leading to the second floor. Can we cure
this by putting a half door at the foot of the stairs?
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Dear Jon,
The purpose of the Eight House Theory is to find a suitable house for
1. the breadwinner
2. locate suitable rooms especailly the bedroom for the wife, children and
other family members.
Therefore, when you look at a house, you could use a transparency and
superimpose each family members
good and bad directions over it. When you use the template, you can see
cleary which rooms are good for
which member of the family.
Ideally, avoid having the death or disaster line of any family member
falling within their bedroom and for the bread winner
avoid having the death or disaster line flowing through it.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Date: Thursday, March 25, 1999 1:32 PM
Subject: How do I apply Eight House if I am married?QuoteFrom: "Jon Tan"
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1. Do I use my Eight House direction or my wife's when looking for a new
home?
2. What happen if my good directions are bad for my wife?
3. Does your recommendation applys to other type of Feng Shui?
Thanks
Jon
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Dear Chris,
The most important consideration under the Eight House Theory is that the
house should suit the breadwinner. This is the main concept of the Eight
House Theory.
The good news is that there are many couples who have `opposite' houses ie.
one partner East house and the other partner West house.
What you should look at is:-
On Death and Disaster Intangible force
I have mentioned in a few replies that in terms of unsuitability of a
house, Death ranks first and Disaster ranks second.
The main thing you should have is that as far as possible both these
inauspicious intangible force do not flow thru
a. Main Entrance door
b. Bedroom
Here, for example in the bedroom, a partner would have a good auspicious
direction e.g. Prosperity, Excellent, Health
while the other partner e.g. Spook or Irritation. This combination is quite
acceptable.
When we sleep, let one partner who has the auspicious intangible force sleep
closer to the intangible line and use the other partner sleep on the other
side. Using the partner as a `shield'. The same can be made for say a
partner with Health and the other the death line. The partner with the
health intangible line sleep closer to this line and use him/her as a
`shield'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 5:39 PM
Subject: Husband & Wife having opposite dir elementQuoteFrom: "Chris Ng"
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Hi there,
I'm a west person and my wife an East one. In this case, our favorable
directions are completely opposite to each other. Though I'm the bread
winner of the family, I was told whatever that is favorable to me will be
opposite that of my wife and vice verse. In other works, one party is going
to suffer, any remedy to it?
Regards,
Chris Ng
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Dear Chris,
Usually, the effect would be on the breadwinner. However, there are many
other variables involved also. E.g. if both parties are working, if the
partner's Ba Zhi (or the house) is not suited to the partner e.g. her death
or disaster line.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 6:42 PM
Subject: Who will get bad luck?QuoteFrom: "Chris Ng"
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Hi there,
Assuming the entrance of the house is opened in a direction where it is
not auspicious at the particular year. We further assume it is opening at
the North-east direction where it is not favorable for the youngest son if
there is a "sha qi" at the entrance. If in the house there is only 2
persons, husband and wife and no children, to whom will the family member
get the bad luck?
Thanks! :>
Regards,
Chris Ng
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Yes, this should be good as most experts in ch'i power have the same
sensations.
Perhaps you would like to elaborate more on whether there are any `events'
leading to this
or you have picked it up `suddenly'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 10:15 AM
Subject: CHI MOVEMENTQuoteFrom: "epajb"
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Dear Sir
I would like to share an experience concerning on meditation.
Whenever I start to sit to meditate, I have experience a chi
like movement travelling from one of my palm to another like
magnetic force.
is it a good sign ? is it healthy ?
Regards
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Dear Chris,
Frankly, it is not necessary to get the items blessed. You can simply buy
them off the shelf (unused) and install them directly. For the Pakua, First
Heaven Sequence or Fu Xi's Pakua, it is already powerful enough. Other items
need not be `blessed'. In fact, before you place the item, you can on your
own, say a simple prayer if you like.
In Far East, some people would bring it to a Chinese temple e.g Kuan Imm
Temple and get it `blessed'.
The First Heaven Sequence's formation of a family unit is already powerful
enough.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 5:40 PM
Subject: Where to get blessed 'feng shui' item?QuoteFrom: "Chris Ng"
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Hi there,
I have read quite a lot of "feng shui" books and they always teach us to
counteract "sha qi" using different "feng shui" item. Most of the time, they
will advise us to have a "blessed feng shui" item so as to enhance the power
against the "sha qi". Where can I get those stuff?
Thanks! :>
Regards,
Chris Ng
Aquarium - Left or Right?
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Yes, a water element in the position you had mentioned symbolically means
`illicit affairs' and for a wife, it would not be advantageous to have a
water position on the right side of the main entrance door. It is
acceptable to have the aquarium instead at the South East corner which is
the `wood element' area.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Subject: Aquarium - Left or Right?
room, kitchen? Is it OK if it faces the main door?