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Dear Rose,
Please see below:-
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Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 6:56 PM
Subject: Fish Tank in Wealth SectorQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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In your electronic book: 101 Authentic Feng Shui Tips and Fixes, Question
37-2, it is mentioned that one's wealth sector corresponds to the sector
that one's main element destroys.
Eg. for a Water person, the Fire sector (South) is thus considered the
wealth sector;
This is a general statement and you are correct to say that it applies to
those whose true element is `Strong'. However, there are a few factors that
will affect this:-
1. Pillars of Destiny - Luck period of a person.
2. The Flying Star Chart of the House.
3. The element of the house.
The above are some of the considerations.
One `odd thing' about finding the elusive `wealth sector' is that the more
we want to find it, the more, it gets `evasive'. Frankly, Feng Shui is not
about simply finding and activating the `wealth sector'. It is a holistic
approach or the `big picture' of doing Feng Shui correct things which in
return, will yield wealth.
If you read the above statement closely, only when you do `everything' or
nearly everything is in harmony with the environment and provided our Heaven
Luck is with us also, things will go `smoothly'.QuoteAs for my roommate and myself (both Strong Fire), NW or W (Metal sectors)
is then our wealth sector. Our FS report shows that
W: BS=9:Very Auspicious, MS=8, WS=1
NW: BS=8:Very Auspicious, MS=7, WS=9
NW is also where the main entrance is.
However, West is my DEATH sector under 8-House.
Is it advisable to place a fish tank in the WEST sector?
Frankly it is not adviseable to place a large fish tank at the West as this
is a YIN location and furthermore it is of the metal element. If the amount
of water and fishes in the tank are not in balance (fishes are of the metal
element). If you want you can use a small fish tank.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Joe,
The main consideration is that the bamboo plant should not be allowed to
grow too `large' or too tall. If you are planting the bamboo plant e.g. at
your garden, `proper maintenance' is required as in time, they will expand
and lots of effort are required to main the plant.
My suggestion is to plant the bamboo plant in a pot. Here, the bamboo plant
will be contained.
Bamboo plant is symbolic of:-
1. Many Chinese poems are written on sheets of paper with drawings of
bamboo paintings.
2. As the bamboo tube is used to house fire crackers or fire works, it is
symbollic of good luck as fire crackers dispel evil or scare them away.
3. The leave of the bamboo bends downwards and to the Chinese this is good
as it signifies an `open heart' or virtue.
4. Many Chinese are fond of eating the young shoots of bamboo.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 5:50 AM
Subject: bamboo plants in FSQuoteFrom: "Joe Sehl"
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I was given a bamboo plant by a co-worker who is learning feng shui also.
We don't know what uses bamboo has other than flutes.
Are the sharp, pointed leaves inauspicious?
I would like to use the plant in the best way possible. Thanks in advance.
:o)
--Joe
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Dear Caroline,
The staircase you described is an excellent choice i.e. a staircase should
have a `landing' and makes a turn. A staircase that goes straight down is
considered inauspicious.
Preferably the staircase should have 1, 2, 5,10 ,13 14, 17 or 22 steps.
For one of the bedroom door that faces the staircase directly, there is no
much you can do other than at the stair case landing place a mirror (normal
mirror) provided this area does not have glass panelling or is part of the
external wall / glass area. The purpose is to enhance the qi.
The last resort is to close the bedroom door when not in use if you are
unable to relocate the door futher to one side.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: What if the staicase faces a bedroom?QuoteFrom: "Caroline Huo"
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Hello Cecil,
We are building a new house but unfortunately, one bedroom door faces the
stairway directly. The staircase does not go straight down, it makes one
turn. What are the implications of that situation and how can I correct it?
Thank you!
CKH
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Dear Marla,
I am not sure if you had read this short article I wrote at this url:
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/gate.htm
It refers specifically to the house main door facing the North-East
location.
Here, make sure that thre are not many trees outside the NE main entrance
area or at the South-West (Devil's back door area).
Where possible to counter the YIN environment, you should `increase' or add
more Yang into the location.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 10:59 AM
Subject: Re: Depression/ConfusionQuoteFrom: "Robert Lee"
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Dear Marla,
Please read below:-
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Date: Sunday, May 23, 1999 8:20 AM
Subject: Re: Depression/Confusion
From: "Marla Blowers"
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Hi
His date of birth is Nov. 23rd 1958. He was born in
Rome N.Y. We own our own business where the two of
us both work equally.
Our main door faces,NE. The head of our bed is up
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Dear Joe,
Let me clarify.
Plants are considered not auspicious in the bedroom because they are "
growing " and thus considered to give off Yang qi.
However, in real life, Plants are YIN and too much plants or large
plants/trees are YIN.
Here, it is because the plants are growing that is why it is not auspicious
in a bedroom not because it is of the Yang element.
There are two schools of thought regarding fake plants:-
1. They are as effective as real plants.
2. Because they are not growing, they do not give off Yang energy.
In your case fake plants are acceptable. But do not use fake `poision ivy'
plants but fake plants e.g. money plant etc...
Not sure if your ivy plant is a `poision ivy' plant? Preferably use plants
with rounded leaves.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 3:49 AM
Subject: No TopicQuoteFrom: "Joe Sehl"
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Hello...
I understand from the Forum here that using plants in the bedroom is no
good because plants are yang and the bedroom should be restful. My
question: there is a corner in he bedroom that protrudes. I want to cover
the sharp edge with fake ivy to eliminate any sha. In feng shui, would
artificial plants be considered too yang for a bedroom?
Thanks.
--Joe
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Dear Lunar,
Based on your description, I personally feel that there is not much impact
on your home with regards to the 2 covered steel water tanks. One good thing
is that you do have some trees at the `back' and another tall building to
act as a protective barrier.
As for the water tank on the roof, it is too far away from your unit to have
an impact on your home.
At your end, concentrate on the interior of your home to see if it is `Feng
Shui' friendly.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Water Tanks in the backQuoteFrom: "Luna Ghobar"
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Hi Cecil,
There's 2 steel water tanks on the ground level and I think about 4 on the
roof. All of them are covered. I can see the ones on the ground level from
my kitchen window. The general view from the back area is some trees and
another tall building which is about 20 meters away from our building.
Thank you Cecil.
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Dear Luna,
To confirm, when you stand at the Main Entrance of the building, do you see
the two columns side by side to the main door or is it `blocking' the Qi
from the door.
If the column does not hinder or block the main entrance at all, then you do
not have to worry too much about it.
This is different from e.g. a lamp post in the middle or anywhere along the
main entrance `cutting' it.
Is the colum rounded or square? This does not matter. If there is no poision
arrow or sharp edges of the column pointing towards the main door, again
this is OK.
These buildings are common in countries like Singapore e.g. Parliament House
when it was constructed in the colonial days. If what you describe fits the
above, I feel that you need not worry about it.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 6:08 PM
Subject: Columns infront of our office buildingQuoteFrom: "Luna Ghobar"
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Dear Cecil and Robert,
There's about 7 or 8 decorative tall columns outside right in front of the
main door of our office. I cannot do anything about them. Is there a cure
for such thing.
Thank you very much .
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Dear Davis,
To clarify, if there is a fire, fire `moves' upwards and a room above the
kitchen is not considered `ideal'.
But as you have brought out for example a safe. A safe in the same situation
stores things and a room above a safe looks fine.
In Feng Shui it is inauspcious for example to have a toilet above a bedroom.
But, not the other way around. Same situation for a store room.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 3:41 PM
Subject: Re: Toilets On Top of Main EntranceQuoteFrom: "dj"
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Dear Cecil, Robert,
Pardon me if this may sound like a stupid question, but if it is
=commonsense not to have a bedroom situated above the kitchen, then what
=is a safe room to situate above it? Store room? Toilet? Any other
=rooms? Or better not to have anything situated above it?
Thanks.
Davis
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Dear Rose,
Please see below:-
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 2:45 PM
Subject: Protuding CornersQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Something to share with all:
In the process of curing the seemingly bad Feng Shui of my studio unit (I
am still helpless though :( ), I have been observing everything closely and
thinking hard what I have recently done or changed or shifted.
I have changed my sleeping position about two months ago, after I have
learned my best directions for my KUA.
I woke up this morning and noticed that one corner of my wall-height
wardrobe is directly facing my head when I sleep. I then thought that this
might be the culprit of "sha qi".
I believe, that you have found a sha qi.QuoteAs Cecil/Robert often says "what you can't see, can't hurt you", I was
wondering whether I could cure this protruding corner by hanging some strips
of fake plants along the corner to cover its sharp v-shaped edge. Is that
effective?
There is one school of thought i.e. fake plants is symbollically
representing a real plant. But betweent the two `evil's ' the fake plan
should reduce the problem.QuoteBy the same token, could we do the same to overhead-beams (other than
hanging two bamboo-flutes to form the top Ba-Gua profile)?
Yes. If you are aware, the most common remedy is a false ceiling. This works
because remember: "what you can't see, can't hurt you".
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Forum Users,
Usually, under conditions of YIN, there may be " playfull imps " or spirits.
They usually mean no harm to anyone but can bad cause "nightmares."
Medium sized to large trees plus additional things like a wind chime may
increase the YIN at such locations and attract such playfull imps to be
around. Too many concentration of trees are considered a too YIN
environment.
For the benefit of new members here, my next door neighbour's bungalow has
at least a minimum of 5 or more wind chimes located at the West or YIN
location. This means that the likelyhood that one can get `mental problems'.
True enough, this next door neighbour always carry around a video camera,
filming our garden area and always try to chase people walking past her
gate.
In Asia, it would not be appropriate for us to `interfere' with other
people's life and futhermore, I do not have the courage to inform my
neighbour about the effects of the wind chime.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 7:55 AM
Subject: WindchimesQuoteFrom: "Glyn Foster"
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Hi to fellow forum users
Thought you all may be interested in the following:
I moved a metal windchime to the bottom of my garden and hung it in a tree.
On May 13 Cecil advised against this, stating it would cause nightmares.
As I always like to prove things to myself, I left the chime as is, and
said nothing to family members.
In the past four days my two children age 20 and 13 have reported
disturbing dreams each night.
Today the windchime will be taken down and packed away.
If one ever doubts the power of windchimes, this serves as a good example.
Cheers
Glyn
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Dear Kenneth,
Frankly, there is nothing much you can do to minimise the effects of the
sitting position. The only other consideration is to check that:-
1. Your table should be against a wall or partition as a support.
2. The back of your chair should not be against a window.
3. There are no sharp corners or poison arrows pointing towards your seat.
4. Where possible you should feel comfortable with the lighting at your work
area.
5. Aovid working close or sit opposite the toilet area or sharing an office
wall with the toilet area or a passageway.
The above are good Feng Shui practises for the office.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 5:07 PM
Subject: Bad sitting positionQuoteFrom: "Kenneth Wong"
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Recently, we have moved office and I have been allocated my sitting facing
the west direction. My Kua number is 3 and this west sitting position as I
understand is bad for me. There is no way I can change my sitting position
to favour me. My desk is L-shaped with the pointed corner facing west? Can
anyone advise me how I can overcome or minimise the bad effects of this
sitting position? Putting some ornaments?
Thanks.
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Dear Rose,
I have replied to this in an earlier message. However, do take note that the
water star represents a clear space or open space. Here, in a house there
are not many locations that you can activate the water star.
The two areas are :
1. The front of your house should open to a clear flat space.
2. The living room area. You still can have display cabinets. Just visualize
yourself sitting at the couch and seeing TV. The living room should have a
clear open space.
Contrast this to a Mountain or `Sitting' star. The Mountain star requires a
wall and its presence.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Re: Flying Star Computation MethodQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Correct me if I am wrong:QuoteOn 5/20/99 7:04:28 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Once you see the Mountain, you know just
have to use an object with mass. When you
see Water, you need to have a fountain, fish
tank or open area.
Mountain Stars are found in the sectors with mountain star numerals = 1, 6,
7 or 8
What about Water Stars? I don't see any Water Stars in my FS charts.
Rose
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Dear Chris,
Thanks for your information.
Two weeks ago, I also provided the same advise like your advise as the
client has a set of window between both sides of the bed. In fact, I asked
her to close the side of the window, (left window) which is next to the
toilet area.
Yes, in my own opinion, you have provided a good advise. This client has her
bedroom door immediately on the same narrow corridor facing the garage door
and this is not ideal. In her case, it would be better to close the bedroom
door.
Frankly, in your case, I do not see much more advise other than the bed
should be placed `correctly' in relation to the room layout and other
considerations like sharp corners and facing the toilet door.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Windows on both side of the bedQuoteFrom: "Chris Ng"
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Hi there,
Recently, my friend asked me a question about the placemnet of the bed in
his house. The head of the bed is placed against the wall, which is good
because it has a solid backing. However, there is a window on each of the
right and left of the bed. This is against what we call the "can feng ju qi"
in "feng shui", meaning we will wnat to capture the "qi"so that irt will
circulate within the house then to flow in and out the house in one
direction.
I have advised him to keep one of the window closed at all time, leave the
other window open (especially the one in the chai qi wei). Do you think this
is a good advice, what other good advice do yiu suggest??
Regards,
Chris Ng
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Thanks Eve, for your good reply:)
As Eve correctly pointed out that Sin means Star. Mountain Star means
`Chor Sin' and Water Star means `Siang Sin'.
Actually, fellow forum members, do not be taken aback by these two words. If
you relate properly, it goes back to the concept of the Four Symbolic
Animals Concept i.e. a clean open space infront of the house and a solid
backing at the back.
Let me elaborate further:-
What is Facing?
In Feng Shui, Facing is similiar to: Open space, `Siang Sin' (Water
Star).
What is Sitting?
Sitting is similar to Mountain or solid backing or `Chor Sin'. Examples of
`Sitting' area is a high wall.
Why call it `Facing' and `Sitting'?
In Feng Shui when you have a facing, for example, the main entrance area,
you should have open space or (water star). This implies that the area/view
around facing position should be `flat' and clear. But behind the facing, it
should be protected e.g. by a wall.
This is the same principle as when you open the main entrance door, Qi or
(Ch'i) must not flow directly out of the window at the opposite side. Qi
must be allowed to meander or circulate around the house. Here in this
example, while the facing should have an open space, immediately behind the
facing direction, you should have a Mountain (Sitting position).
Another way of looking at the `Sitting' position is that behind your
`sitting' position, it is best to have a wall behind you and not a window.
Here, you can easily relate the Facing ( The Bird or Phoenix under the 4
Symbolic Animals Theory) and the Sitting (a solid backing or the Tortise).
The explanation on the Luo pan works the same way.
Yes, if you are patient, our Flying Star Course will in fact, give you the
different types of Flying Star methods for our students to understand and
have a better picture of all Feng Shui schools relating to the Flying Star
Course. *As Robert had explained in an earlier message that there are a few
Schools or methods of the Flying Star.
As Rose wanted to know why seldom we see the Water star in the Flying Star
Report is that unlike the Mountain star, which one can activate if there is
a mountain star found and also satisfy the condition that there must be a
solid backing e.g. a wall and not a window. A water star is always around
e.g. at the main door entrance where you should have the water star or a
clear space to allow good Qi to flow in. Similarly, you should activate the
water star in the living room i.e. do not have overly tall furniture in the
living room area. Display cabinets on the walls are fine.
(Note: As part of our efforts to use proper Romanized terms, we will no
longer use the term Ch'i but Qi instead.)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
----> Eve's Reply to Rose's QuestionsQuote1. To understand the meaning better, I would like to know the actual
Chinese character for "Siang Sin" and "Chor Sin". Correct me if I am wrong:
"Sin" means Star
---->Yes
"Siang" is the Siang in "Ji2 Siang2" (auspicious)
---->In chinese language, it is 'Facing' or 'Direction' as in 'xiang4'.
No idea about "Chor"
---->In chinese language, Chor is 'sit' as in 'zhuo4'.
2. These two secondary stars correspond to the Mountain Star and Water
Star mentioned in Geomancy-online's Flying Star report:
Mountain Star = Chor Sin
Water Star = Siang Sin, right?
---->Quote from website: Yes, there are different names for it, we prefer to
call
it Mountain and Water as it is easiler to apply the cures. Once you see the
Mountain, you know just have to use an object with mass. When you seen
Water, you need to have a fountain, fish tank or open area.
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Dear Sean,
First of all, let me welcome you to the forum on behalf of the users here:)
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Subject: My personal directionsQuoteFrom: "Sean Tang"
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I am new to Fengshui, so please pardon my obvious ignorance of even the
basics.
From the website, I gather that my best direction according to:
- my birthdate (31Dec73) is South
- my zodiac animal (Ren Ox) is Northeast or North.
Please correct me if I am wrong. So, to put it simply, which direction
should my bed, front door etc point towards?
There are a few Feng Shui theories and concepts. Here, you have found out
that your house is a " South " House.
You should not look at the zodiac animal i.e. NE or North.
For a South House,
North = Longevity
NE = Disaster
East = Prosperity
SE = Health
S = Excellent
SW = Irritation
West = Spook
NW = Death
Here, preferable that you sleep with your HEAD facing any of the good
directions.QuoteAnd given my details, how should I cure a sharp corner pointed at my bed
(caused by the rectangular construction of the attached bathroom)? With a
windchime? Of what material? Of how many pieces? Moving the bed would put it
next to / in front of a window or a door.
The best way to avoid the sharp corner aimed at your bed is (where possible)
shift your bed to a location that is not affected by the sharp corner. If
you cannot really do so, and it is still pointed at your bed, one
alternative is that it is aimed at your legs (as a last resort).
If you shift the bed and it is in front of a window, you should leave space
between the bed and the window.
The alternative as you mentioned is a wind chime. But take note of the
following:-
1. Do not use a wind chime with 5 tubes.
2. The tubes have to be hallow.
I normally do not advise hanging a wind chime unless you have considered or
done a detailed Feng Shui audit such as using the Flying Star and /or
looking at your personal elements.
The question mark remains: Currently, I cannot advise you on the type of
wind chime used e.g. wood, metal without such knowledge. This is because
depending on your element strength the wrong wind chime used incorrectly may
do more damage than simply doing nothing at all.
Another point is that a wind chime in a `wrong' location or a location with
high concentration of YIN energy may inadvertently attrack a playful imp.
But here the only harm is restless sleep or nightmares. Alternatively, the
use of too many wind chimes may cause mental problems.
The other alternative is a plant but it is not adviseable to be placed in a
bedroom as plants grow and give off `yang' energy.
If you intend only to use the Eight House Theory, then I suggest, you may
have to use your personal intuition. For example, go and buy a wind chime
that you like.
Other than a wind chime there are few cures for the room.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Further to the message below, you can check out this page:-
http://www.geomancy.net/love/amenu1.htm
On the subject of babies born in the Tiger year:-
At the above (green coloured) gate of the former Convent of The
Holy Infant Jesus (CHIJ), many
babies were abandoned in baskets to be picked up by the Sisters
of the Convent. This was the
origin of the Home for Abandoned Babies.
For over 100 years, the orphanage was home to children from
poor or broken homes as well as
unwanted babies. The orphanage took in many Chinese baby girls
born in the year of the tiger - "
tiger girls " because of the strong superstitious belief that
they would bring bad luck to their families.
In 1963, the Mother Superior noted that this practice was
stopped as there was a marked change in
this supersitious belief. The Home of Abandoned Babies ceased
finally in 1983 when the CHIJ
Convent was relocated.
If you yourself is born in the tiger year or any family members have
encountered such experience or competition in school is `extra keen' during
the Dragon year and `less' in the Tiger year, do let us have your feedback.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Competition in SchoolsQuoteFrom: "Cecil Lee"
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Hi Everyone,
I remembered that a child born in the year of the Tiger will face less
=competition in Schools because the number of children born is fewer.
For example, in a school, (other things like the number of Schools =remain
constant); the number of classes are smaller i.e. there should be =less
competition for your child born in that year.
If you have a child born e.g in years of competition e.g. The Dragon =Year,
Rabbit Year (Very popular years to give birth), or a child born in =the
Tiger year, let us have your experience.
This information is useful for Chris, Asian Wall Street Journal in an
=article she is writing on.
Do let us have your feedback:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Hi Everyone,
I remembered that a child born in the year of the =Tiger will
face less competition in Schools because the number of children born is
fewer.
For example, in a school, (other things like the =number of
Schools remain constant); the number of classes are smaller i.e. there
=should be
less competition for your child born in that year.
If you have a child born e.g in years of competition =e.g. The
Dragon Year, Rabbit Year (Very popular years to give birth), or a child
=born in
the Tiger year, let us have your experience.
This information is useful for Chris, Asian Wall =Street
Journal in an article she is writing on.
Do let us have your feedback:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Hi Everyone,
I remembered that a child born in the year of the Tiger will face less =competition in Schools because the number of children born is fewer.
For example, in a school, (other things like the number of Schools =remain constant); the number of classes are smaller i.e. there should be =less competition for your child born in that year.
If you have a child born e.g in years of competition e.g. The Dragon =Year, Rabbit Year (Very popular years to give birth), or a child born in =the Tiger year, let us have your experience.
This information is useful for Chris, Asian Wall Street Journal in an =article she is writing on.
Do let us have your feedback:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Hi Everyone,
I remembered that a child born in the year of the =Tiger will
face less competition in Schools because the number of children born is
fewer.
For example, in a school, (other things like the =number of
Schools remain constant); the number of classes are smaller i.e. there =should be
less competition for your child born in that year.
If you have a child born e.g in years of competition =e.g. The
Dragon Year, Rabbit Year (Very popular years to give birth), or a child =born in
the Tiger year, let us have your experience.
This information is useful for Chris, Asian Wall =Street
Journal in an article she is writing on.
Do let us have your feedback:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
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Dear Betty,
Sorry, can you clarify what you mean by a `Fire' house i.s. I suppose the
main entrance is South facing? or are you refering to the Roof and thus
consider it a Fire house.
A hexagonal shaped fountain is symbolic of the water element and it is
acceptable to place the fountain on the lefthand side of the house.
As for the number of kois, 9 is acceptable (even if you are not considering
the number of kois as equivalent to your personal element e.g. 9 fishes
represent the metal element).
In general, without considering your personal element and strength, the
above looks ok to me.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Thursday, May 20, 1999 12:05 PM
Subject: FOUNTAINQuoteFrom: "Tan Betty"
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Dear Cecil
Our house is a federation style house and I think it is a fire house. We
have erected a hexagonal shaped fountain on the lefthand side of our house
(at front)and we have 9 kois. Is this alright or is there too much water? If
not what can I do?
When we moved in family members have presented us with a pair of bronze
lions (about a foot tall) and a 2ft tall bronze budha. I donot know where
these can be placed and still have them in the cupboard.
Thank you for your advice.
Regards
BT
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Dear Rose,
Frankly, in my opinion, it does not matter to as the qi flow is `small'.
How much can th fishes generate qi or water `disturbance'.
It also depends on the size and the type of fish. For example, rearing
goldfish, angelfish etc... I personally feel no effect whether it is open or
closed. But if one is rearing Kois (or carps) or dragonfish, it is
preferable that the top is opened.
The reason why, we always mentioned that rearing fish is not considered
`fast' moving qi e.g. a waterfall or fountain is because here some Feng Shui
Masters ask this question:-
1. When we need to maintain or clean the fish tank, we have to remove water
from the tank. This act is symbollic of pouring away `wealth' or water. You
do not see this happen with a waterfall or fountain.
2. What happens when the fish dies?
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Thursday, May 20, 1999 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: Rearing fishQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Cecil/Robert has emphasized before that often times fish tank is used only
as a cure, rather than enhancer. To be effective, is it true that fish tank
should be "open" to allow Qi to flow into, or it does not matter?
This concerns me as my fish tank, by design, is a "closed" fish tank with a
bulb at the top.
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Dear Eve,
Please note that:-
1. Fish tank or fishes / water in the tank is considered `slow moving' qi
(ch'i). This is unlike a waterfall or a fountain with fast moving qi.
Although fishes are reared as a hobby, in previous messages, I have
emphasised that in terms of Feng Shui, it is used to `correct' sha qi.
2. The information on suggested colour of the fish tank is found in my
first book so as the number of fishes to rear depending on a person's
personal element.
For example 9 fishes represent the Metal element and 10 fishes represent the
Earth element.
On the area of water, do take note that a house should not have more than
33.3 percent water. Too much water is considered too Yin.
Never place a fish tank in the centre of the house. This can cause problems
for the people living in the home.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Wednesday, May 19, 1999 4:32 PM
Subject: Rearing fishQuoteFrom: "eve"
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Hi Cecil & Robert,
I rear eight gold fish and one black one. However, I notice they are
=generally non-mobile. Is not this equivalent to not-enough chi being
=generated? Can i add in some guppies which are colourful and swim alot?
=Do
u think the numbers of the guppies add up as well, i.e. making my =aquarium
having more than 9 fish? Many thanks.
Rgds, eve.
PS: Glyn, many thanks for the link to 'titanic' article. Very
=interesting
indeed. One wonders if people 'gifted' with such skills =should use them
for
prediction/forecast to prevent, instead of 'it =happened becos...' Thanks
again.
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Dear Rose,
The best shape of a fish tank is either rectangular or round. A hexagonal
shaped fish tank is associated with the water element and is considered OK.
Avoid a fish tank that is triangular in shape (fire element) and square
(earth shape).
The above information plus the one mentioned by Eve can be found in my first
book.
Warmest Regards
Cecil Lee
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Date: Wednesday, May 19, 1999 6:17 PM
Subject: No TopicQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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I have a hexagonal-shaped fish tank, with black cover and black stand. I
wonder that by any chance it is not considered the water element but other
element (like Fire?) because of its shape / appearance?
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Dear Amely,
Please see below:-
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Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 12:22 PM
Subject: Where exactly to place the stove.QuoteFrom: "Amely Rosenberg"
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Dear Cecil,
I am going to be completely remodeling my kitchen and am at a loss as to
where to put the stove.
My kitchen is a U shape almost fully closed with an island in the middle.
The wall directly in front of you when you enter has windows and faces
southwest. My sink is placed here currently.
A sink at this location is fine or OK! While it is inauspicious to place a
stove without a proper `backing' such as an open window.QuoteThe south/south east wall is diagonally on your left as you enter. I have
been advised to place my stove along this wall, but it would place my back
to the entrance of the kitchen which I know is not ideal.
Sorry, I was reading this a few times but still cannot get the correct
picture. How about an image map drawn. If it is too much a trouble.QuoteCurrently, the only way to face the entrance in my kitchen would be to
place the stove on an island which I have also been told is not a good thing
to do.
Yes, it is preferred to have the stove `flushed' against a wall rather than
on an island.QuoteOn the right when you walk in is a peninsula, open to the dining room.
This again does not seem to be a protected area.
Most Western kitchens are like this. Symbollically if you have a `partition'
e.g. a side table or even a `bar counter' to screen it somehow, it works
just as fine.QuoteIs having your back to the door such a problem? Is it more important than
placing the stove in a good direction, or a protected location. I have
looked through many many books, and read all the info on this site but
cannot seem to be able to come up with a solution.
Sorry, I still cannot visualize this portion so, I do not want to give the
wrong advise.Quote
Is it bad to place the stove in the island? How about the sink.
Yes, it is not advisable to place the stove in the island. As for the sink
this is not the norm as it is usually not practical to do so because of the
piping. Do becareful not to have the water pipe run below the stove or criss
cross the stove.
Here are some guidelines as to the placement of the stove and water
elements:-
If the Kitchen is located at the South (Fire), East (Wood) and South-East
(Wood) ,W (Metal) and West (Metal)
In the above situations, the `fire' in the kitchen will not `die' out and
even if you have a water position opposite the stove, it is fine. In fact, a
water position opposite the stove at the above locations can help `cool'
down the fire.
If the Kitchen is located at the North (Water), North-East (Earth ) and
South-West (Earth)
In the above situation, where there Water and Earth, the fire can easily be
extinguished, you should NEVER have a water position too close to the stove.
Especially avoid a water position opposite it in the above situation.
Hope the above helps.
Cecil Lee
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Dear Rose,
First regarding the compass I recommended.
Frankly, many users here do not need to buy such an expensive model if you
are only doing once a `life time' Feng Shui survey. Your existing compass
will do. If you do a `proper' compass check, and if you do use the
alternative methods I proposed, it will be fine.
In your case, as you had mentioned the compass degree falls on 22.5. For me,
I would consider it at 30 degrees.
In the past, when I evaluated a `problem' house chart. For example, the
house chart under Period 6 was very auspicious. While Period 7 was not that
auspicious. (The period 7 was due to a renovation done on the premises
causing the house to become Period 7).
In your case, do not `discount' both readings. But if one chart shows very
favourable and the other `inauspicious', and you are currently facing some
problems, it seems to reason to take the chart which you have a problem. Of
course, this is subjective.
Do look at areas particularly, the bedroom and the main entrance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
P.S. If there is still `no light' at the end of the tunnel, maybe you can
provide me with both info and see which is closer to the `truth'.
BTW, not to generate too many messages; Bill, glad to learn the stars are
good:)
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From: "BIll Kane"
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Thanks Cecil,
I am a bit relieved because I have a 5-2.4in my east sector of the building
which encompasses most of my unit. I was worried about health problems. The
stars in the unit itself seem quite good.
Thank you again. You are so kind.
Bill
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Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: Advice on Studio Unit -ReplyQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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G'day Cecil and Robert,
I have taken another reading with Cecil's method 1 (with the protractor).
This time, my reading says the main entrance falls on 22.5 degree West of
North, i.e. exactly on the boundary of NW3 and N1.Quote
Assuming that the reading is accurate, what does one do next to determine
the true natal chart of the unit? Is there some kind of test we could carry
out to determine it should be N1 or NW3? What I am saying is that:
for example, say if one of the sector is very auspicious in one FS chart
while inauspicious in another FS chart, we will then be able to apply an
element test(?) to the sector to see which FS chart is true.
regards,
Rose
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Dear Rose,
Actually, I purchased it quite sometime back (refering to the compass), it
did not come in a box and I threw away the instructions as it was so easy to
use.
So really cannot confirm the model. But if the Malaysian distributor can
confirm that it has a lens on the side to look at the compass direction, it
would seem similar. This is because yesterday, when I searched for their
website, I saw only the newer models that can calculate the inclination i.e.
two instruments in one. Another one `standalone' model in this same page
looks almost the same.
If you can erh... convinence the distributor to take a look at the website
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/recommendcompass.htm would be better.
Alternatively print out a copy and fax to them to confirm.
But anyway, the price looks right to me. It should cost less than US$100 or
below.
I forgot to mention that, Method 1 goes well with it incase many users will
ask me why I view North and then view South. Looking thru the `lens' is very
easy using it. Unlike looking at the ordinary compass through the compass
needle.
Here, you look into the lens and (if you can visualize) you immediately see
the compass degree. Very simple!
Do becareful not to place it close to the Luo Pan as the Luo Pan needle will
be attracted to it. Maybe because of its larger mass. I personally find it
good because so far, I do not see it being affected by any other metallic
objects `near-by'.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: Advice on Studio Unit -ReplyQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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I have checked out the Suuto homepage and got the distributor info. The
distributor in Malaysia said they carry the model KB-14/360R and the cost is
RM325 (~US$86).
Cecil, is this the same model as yours?
Rose
Wealth Sector in Flying Star
in Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing)
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Dear Rose,suppressed>
The `strange' thing about Feng Shui is that from my personal experience is
that, the more we are conscious of finding the wealth sector, it really
becomes very elusive and worse still, it becomes `non-exisitent' for those
looking for it. It is best not to research or focus our thoughts into
searching it. This is because, if it can easily be found, a Feng Shui Master
in the past would have written a book soley on it.
But if we are aware, Feng Shui is vast and it emcompass Shapes and form and
the Compass Schools. But remember that Feng Shui is about our Earth Luck and
how we can change it. There is the Heaven Luck that we may not be able to
change.
This message is not directed at you but in general that it is better to
focus on Feng Shui and its objective of harmony of one with his environment.
Here, we can achieve not only `wealth' but health and happiness.
Please see below:-
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From: Listmanager
To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed
Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 10:35 PM
Subject: Wealth Sector in Flying Star
Here, if you notice, water has always been considered to bring `wealth' and
it is nothing new for the wealth sector to be associated with water. For
example: a waterfall, a fountain. Water is thus regarded as lucky
especially it is in `front' of us and fountains etc.. are said to bring good
Qi.
Other factors are already discussed above and in the earlier message.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil