[Poison Arrow from Trees?]

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On 7/17/2013 12:05:40 AM, Anonymous wrote:
One has to take into perspective the
type of material. That may cause sha
qi.As mentioned earlier; instead of a
tree but a large tall lamp post - made
of some form of metal (iron + steel + or
galvanised metal); then it may be a
concern.In this photo illustration;
sometimes, the corner of an opposite
block can be considered as a sha qi.
Thus, in your photo; a neighbour's sharp
corner of that distance may pose as a
sha qi to your neighbour's unit - if it
is aimed towards their balcony or
bedroom windows (if any).But again, from
the photo; the sha qi circled in red
does not seem to pose any issue to your
unit. Furthermore, the one block but a
unit lower that is parallel to (your
neigbhour's) unit (to the left of the
photo) has no issue as there are trees
and leaves.On 7/16/2013 11:42:50 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >Thanks for the
photo.These are some
considerations:1. The ultra
conservative >may consider both tree
(trunks) as sha >qi.2. However, in my
opinion;2.1. It is >difficult to see
exactly the photo taken >(parallel)
to the actual tree LEVEL. As >maybe
it is an illusion, but I seem to >see
that the photo MAY be taken
"top-down" or at a slanted angle.
(Not >sure, here).2.2. Anyway, I feel
that the >two tree (trunks) are
pretty far away. >If the trees are on
the same side of >your unit; then I
would say that it is a >sha qi.2.3.
But in the photo; the trees >are on
the-other-side of the swimming >pool.
Assuming that your swimming pool >is
length = 50 metres and width = 25
metres. The good news is that the
distance between the tree trunks
towards >your unit balcony is at
least 25 metres >+ > 10 metres =
35 metres away.3. >Furthermore, such
trees are not hardwood >e.g. oak or
teak. They are of softer >material.
And they are also not steel /
galvanised street lamps. Thus
considered >"weak material".4. I
would say that I >strongly believe
that the two tree >TRUNKS do not pose
a threat to you. Even >if the tree
trunks are level to your >unit. It
would be different if there are
windows on the opposite side of the
block. And if so, that block's unit
would then be affected by a sha
qi.5. >Therefore, if the tree(s) are
on your >side of the building; then
it can be >considered as a sha qi.On
7/16/2013 >4:12:57 PM, Alex Tan
wrote: >Hi >Master,I live on the
2nd >level. >I consider my
apartment to be >facing E1 as
my biggest source of Qi >comes
in from my balcony.
However, there are 4
trees >directly in front of my
balcony, >across from the
swimming pool I >would like to
seek your advice in
determining if there are
poison >arrows. If so,
what can i do >to shield my
apartment from >them?Many
thanks in advance.Alex

[Poison Arrow from Trees?]

Hi Master,
I live on the 2nd level. I consider my apartment to be facing E1 as my biggest source of Qi comes in from my balcony. However, there are 4 trees directly in front of my balcony, across from the swimming pool
I would like to seek your advice in determining if there are poison arrows. If so, what can i do to shield my apartment from them?
Many thanks in advance.
Alex

[Possible Shar Qi?]

Hi Master Lee,
I would like to seek your expertise in determining if the trees (against a solid wall) infront of my balcony are considered shar qi? I consider my balcony (facing east1) to be my main facing direction as most yang qi comes in from it. I am located on the 2nd level. Thanks!