Cecil Lee

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HDB Apartments on stilts.. in Jurong West

These are some considerations:- 1. From a Feng Shui point of view: the key essence is " Form prevails over substance " or rather bear this in mind "THE FORMS (Shapes & Forms) DETERMINE THE STARS, THE STARS DETERMINE THE FATE OF THE PEOPLE LIVING IN A HOME." 2. When ever there is a major conflict between Shapes and Forms and the Stars (Compass School of Feng Shui) which includes the Eight House concept; 3. The above statement implies that Shapes and Forms prevail over Flying Star. 4. Why is this relevant to your case? 5. Many of us, after purchasing a home or trying to renovate a bedroom; would often have a preconceived idea of how the layout would be like. 5.1. As you had mentioned; after taking into consideration the openings; often there is not much else one can do; other than give the interior layout a good "Shapes and Forms". 5.2. You are not alone! 5.2.1. Often, many of us dwell further into this eight house thing and like you stressed over trying to fit a square piece into a round hole. You and I know that this is totally impossible. 5.3. Thus, one major consolation is that you have tried to make sure that the forms (Shapes and Forms) in the bedroom is favourable or looks natural flow. As compared to trying to manipulate the bed and study in an impractical manner. 6. What else can I do? 6.1. Perhaps, if your son cannot sleep or study facing his good direction; did you check to see if his bedroom is in one of his favourable sectors. Even if this is not possible; 6.2. One of the fundamental things that many geomancers advice is to look at your son's ba zi and try to harmonize the bedroom colours compatible to his ba zi. This has been the norm for many decades. 6.3. Especially from 1980's onwards, Para 6.2. has been further fine-tuned as many geomancers and the well read; have plotted the Flying Star of a home. And also looked at the Flying star numbers in "sons" bedroom. 6.3.1. Here, the Flying Star numbers is taken into consideration with say son's compatible colours to determine the best colours especially for the painting of the bedroom walls / ceilings and interior decoration such as the colour of the curtains and big ticket items like the colours of the bed-sheet & pillow cases.

These are some considerations: 1. Under the Holy Trinity of Luck: 1.1. Heaven Luck = born with has indication and highlights zodiac signs & incompatibility with certain zodiac signs. 1.2. Earth Luck = Feng Shui of the home and office. 1.3. Human or Man Luck factors. As I have several clients with the same name, do email me (privately)with your block & address so that I can look at your home chart to reduce any issues from the home "portion". As one spents much time a the office also, this is out of control as the Feng Shui is not looked into.

These are some considerations: 1. There are often four major considerations if one wants to place a water body somewhere:- 1.1. Trial and error: Some people, and based on their feelings felt that a water feature at a certain location would be good for them. 1.2. Flying Star Feng Shui: Need to plot a flying star chart and detect where is the water position. And place a water feature if that location is appropriate e.g. in the living room area or clear space area. And not the toilet. 1.3. Frontage of the garden. In past forum messages, I had mentioned that of all places in a home; often 60 to 70 percent of the time, even if one does not look at Feng Shui, any water position at the frontage is often gets a pass mark. And rarely gets an "F" (Fail mark). 1.4. From now to 2023, SW is considered as the indirect water wealth location. Especially if this is a living room or some clear space location. Thus, often one would not get wrong in most situations until 2023 if a water feature is placed at this sector. 2. Your male with qua number 5 does not even feature anywhere under Para 1.1. to 1.3. or 1.4. 3. Thus, try not to play around with qua number with this subject matter. It does not belong, here. (Where qua number should not be used to determine if a sector needs or does not need a water body or dead body for that matter.

Sorry, I have transferred your case study to the Feng Shui Tips Conference as I had replied extensively based on Common sense Feng Shui. That forum conference is locked and members cannot post there. Again, please check out the earlier link. The critical clue was that house Y has more to worry in terms of a T-junction. And often only a so called "fluke" accident could a runaway amok vehicle penetrate towards house "X". You should be using the above example. I have seen only matured curry trees that were planted into the ground that grows reasonable size. In my opinion, most probably the existing owners planted it for the curry leaves. What is a garden without some type of tree ... not necessarily curry tree. Thus, more often than not, many homes with gardens do have trees planted into the ground. For example in the 1960's to 1970's popular trees planted in gardens are rambutans and mango trees. But, how to say that it is planted in the name of Feng Shui? Just like your curry tree theory? Therefore, I believe it is natural for people to plant some sort of plant which grow into a tree. And thus, I don't call this because of Feng Shui. Again, what is wrong with cutting down the curry tree if you don't like it and plant any other common trees. 0br>For example, in Singapore, today, one of the most popular trees are the Lipstick Palm or commonly known as Maharaja palm tree. Again, people plant such trees not because of Feng Shui. You should be focusing on : in a Fluke accident; if a runaway amok vehicle ploughts into my home; can a wall or such a tree stop it (vehicle) in it's track. And this tree need not be a tree in the name, the holy ghost or spirit of Fung SWAY.

These are some considerations:- 1. A house or two houses at a T-junction e.g. House marked as "X" and "Y" is within the range of a T-junction. 2. In this example, it is based on simply Common sense. Thus simply it is called Common sense Feng Shui. 2.1. Thus even without the term Feng Shui, it can easily be explained thru common sense. 3. The key lies with this sentence: " A moving vehicle going in a straight-line especially if there is a mechanical failure e.g. brakes locked up or the driver's feet got jammed on the fuel paddle etc.. or even a drunkard ... cannot stop the vehicle". 4. Thus if a vehicle ploughs straight into a home; the most likely senario is that of Senario ONE. (See attachment). 4.1. Unless, really bad luck; the vehicle somehow brake, skid and loss control and somehow plough into house "X". This is a less likely senario. But still possible. 5. In conclusion, the probability is higher under Senario ONE. Maybe one in a few million chance of occurence. 5.1. But for Senario TWO, the owners (touch-wood) must have really encountered bad luck. But most likely if the vehicle ploughs at an angle, hopefully the force is not direct or there are lots more obstacles e.g. an open drain, the gate pillar + seat.. go imagine...

1. In my opinion, based on past experience; duration of stay is another consideration. 2. Thus depending on other factors as what I had mentioned, previously; 3. If the overall Feng Shui (Shapes and Forms is average) and other factors like not fantastic Flying Star; coupled by duration of stay; usually the effects can be felt in the first six months and annual concerns in relation to health and fortune.

These are some considerations: 1. When one mentions that the person is a strong yang water snake; this is based on Ba Zi. 2. Being a strong water or strong something does not automatically mean that; that person's best facing direction must be North or SE. 3. Try to get your facts correct, first. 4. When one talks about good directions: this belongs to the Compass School of Feng Shui: Eight House / 4 Good or Bad directions. 5. The answer to your question can be found under this link: The Three-Step-Approach

1. Yes, you can say that in general Food Industry and Real Estate Industry belongs to earth element. 2. If you are in the purchasing and sales; you have to perhaps look deeper. 2.1 For example, in general, most salesperson may do some purchasing but their CORE job function is sales. If sales, then this should be the fire element. 2.2 While Purchasing should also be looked into closely. In the past, Japan manufacturing success has to do with JIT (Just In Time) purchasing of inventory. In this arena or sphere or context, this entire JIT thing needs good co-ordinating skills. If so, can belong to the Wood element. 3. So far, your interpretation seems sound enough for the rest. 4. The best way in logical deduction is to apply the Management field of Strategic Management. 4.1. Here, one can draw a matrix or graph with two main variables: INDUSTRY and JOB FUNCTION. 4.2. For example, the industry one is in is the Food Industry. Which is earth element.Here, constant contact with (earth) applies. This characteristics applies only to persons who are a WEAK something.... Strong Element persons... don't encounter this.... 4.3. But if one opens a restaurant, the OWNER of that restaurant main core function is to GROW THE RESTAURANT. Even in a restaurant, there are various job functions: a waiter (server); the cook etc....

1. Further to what I had mentioned; another concept that can be applied, here is "It Depends!". 2. Since no two homes are the same; "It depends" applies, also. 3. Thus, since no two situations can be the same; even if a home is not suitable to the person; if we translate it in quantitative terms: a home can even be graded. 4. Therefore, we can even find grades:- 4.1. This house is not suitable to Mr X by how much? 4.1.1. Home A: Very Unsuitable 10% out of a total of 100 marks 4.1.2. Home B: Unsuitable 50-50% etc...

1. The important saying: THE FORMS DETERMINE THE STARS. 2. There are two schools of Feng Shui:- 2.1. Shapes and Forms 2.2. Compass School (comprising Eight House (4 Good/Bad) and Flying Stars. 3. You wrote:" if a person's house is not suitable to him, he cannot benefit from the luck of the house no matter how good the house is." 3.1. Para 1 implies that Shapes and Forms is the most important consideration. AND para 1 refers to Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. 3.2. While your query is about only a PART of Para 2.2. That of Compass School of Feng Shui and not even the full part. Just half of this school i.e. Eight House Theory. 3.3. Therefore, based on the above analysis; what you wrote cannot be the word of "GOD". And it ain't fully true.

The Stagmont Park: A sweet little park.... off Choa Chu Kang ....

Location: Stagmont area, Chua Chu Kang

1. In my opinon, what you mentioned is based on this category of Feng Shui: "Symbolism in Feng Shui'. 2. What is considered inauspicious especially when opening the main entrance door; one can see the staircase.(The main implication is that of the staircase leading DOWNWARDS). 3. Here, it implies that wealth is drained away from the main doorand due to gravity, dain downwards towards the staircase and down, down, down. 4. For this very reason, is wheremany seem to believe that it is inauspicious. 5. Of couse, one can argue that a staircase is meant for going up and down. But, the fact that it "flows" down is the mother of all greviances. 6. There is no hard or fast rule. The test is to stand at the main entrance. If the stairs leads upwards, then OK. But from where one is standing, and can see the staircase leading downwards; whether it is directly in front or at the side is already considered "applicable". Some references: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=15037&new=?pagewanted=all http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=16021&new=%20?iframe=true

These are some considerations: 1. This East/West person is just the tip of the iceberg. 2. Thus there are even greater mass below the waterline. 3. For example: Shapes and Forms Feng Shui and even Flying star. And yet, these are not considered as yet;how then can you prematurely claim or cry wolf. 4. Often, it takes three or more major leaks or imperfections to cause a calamity; and most or majority of homes are not a bad that you seem to thing. 5. Thus without a TRIAGE how the hell do you know the situation.

In my opinion, your statement is too general. But, the true test is to stand inside a unit main entrace door and look out for pillarsor support beams such as those for covered shelters. Thus most likely would often affect a unit or a few units that's all. Unless the overhead bridge structure has spikely trellis etc.

In my opinion, it depends on whether a person is a strong or weak element. A person who has a strong element; e.g. strong water, strong wood, strong earth etc.. can utilise the 'destructive' cycle in your own words "for coloring". For example: a strong earth person: wood element (green or brown) can be used to destroy earth to create what is called "Power and Authority" for that person. And as a strong earth person's wealth element is Water.

1. You wrote: I have read where purple and green should not be used in the kitchen this year 2. Even when applying Feng Shui; geomancers usually would look at the 20 Year Flying Star of the apartment and access the colours (if any to avoid). 3. But your statement seems so either short-sighted or impratical. 4. To most people reading it; it can sound like you either gona renovate or change the colours yearly or really don't know what to say... 5. From a general Feng Shui perspective, for the kitchen one colour that should generally be avoided is BLUE colour e.g. blue laminated kitchen cabinets. As blue belong to the Water element and may clash with the stove position. 6. Otherwise, often, the Flying star of the specific kitchen sector is looked into. And if there is a water or mountain star #3 in the kitchen sector; it is recommended to avoid GREEN colour (not brown or wood tone).

These are some considerations: 1. If your ba zi element is STRONG EARTH; 1.1. Then for a strong earth person; 1.1.1 Career with Wealth is the water element. 1.1.2 Career with Power and Authority (Can rise to high position) is wood element. 1.1.3 Careers (not leading to great wealth, power or authority) but are more beneficial for you if you if you are unable to find a suitable career with wealth or career with power and authority. 2. Sports massage is often associated with the wood element 3. While real estate property is associated with the earth element. Assuming that you are a strong earth person; under the five elements concept; then real estate is not as suitable. Reference: http://info.geomancy.net on the five elements and it's career associations.

Yes, as long as the pointed triangle roof is not facing a unit, that is fine. Some units that face the private estate have the master bedroom, second bedroom, and even the living room looking toward the pointed roofs of the landed properties. In this context, a ‘pointed triangle roof’ refers to a roof design where two sloping sides meet at a sharp angle, forming a peak or tip, much like the letter ‘A’ or a triangle. This type of roof is often seen in traditional houses and can create a clear, pointed shape. Examples include: 1. A-frame Roof: Both sides of the roof slope down steeply from a central ridge, creating a triangular profile when viewed from the front. 2. Gabled Roof: The triangular part at the end of a sloped roof is called a gable. If the gable is pointed sharply, it forms a ‘pointed triangle roof’ facing outward. 3. Steep-pitched Roof: Roofs with a steep angle, especially those ending in a sharp point, create a distinct triangle shape. In Feng Shui, concerns arise when the tip or peak of such roofs aim directly toward a room, window, or entrance of another building, as this is thought to create stronger energy (sometimes called ‘sha qi’). The acceptability in design depends on the orientation of these pointed roofs in relation to nearby units or rooms. Summary The text discusses the Feng Shui considerations of homes on hills, references local and regional examples, and highlights varying quality among units, including factors like hill type, triangular roofs, and historic burial grounds. Key Takeaways - A gentle hill, with no cliffs, is favored in Feng Shui (Shapes and Forms). - Past soil erosion incidents highlight the risks of building on hills, referencing the Malaysian highlands. - Many homes in Singapore and Hong Kong are built on hills, reflecting this trend. - Some units face the pointed, triangular roofs of nearby landed properties, a design detail with Feng Shui implications. - Part of the area was once used as burial grounds, historically chosen for their good Feng Shui. - The development contains both highly favorable and less desirable units, based on location and orientation.

These are some considerations: 1. A hill can evoke many reactions or even non action. 2. Based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, this hill is already considered a gentle hill without any CLIFFs. 3. As many know, our neighbour: Malaysia had the highlands incident... due to soil erosion and the blocks toppling down. 4. In fact there are so many homes on hills in Singapore: different gradient.. starting from Hillview or Hume Avenue side; to Cairnhill. Why call it Cairnhill. Your guess is as good as mine. 5. Labrador area also got homes on hills. 6. In Hong Kong, many of the rich build their homes on higher ground. Can them a hill.. if you want to. 7. Around 2005, or if my memory is current that was around 7 years ago, have been to the condo several times with different clients. 8. Some of the units do face the triangle roof of landed properties at Jln Pari Kikis / Dedap. 9. In general, not too long ago part of the area was burial grounds. And in Feng Shui, burial grounds were chosen because of good Feng Shui. 10. Thus, if you are looking at any unit there, within the three towers; there are always excellent to not so good units in this and any other developments.

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1. Please do a search for "Fish Tank" to find out what was it's original purpose ... e.g. outside a window... a tree trunk or lamp post.. 2. You wrote: "From what you have said (please correct me if I am wrong) I can place an aquarium in this location without any worries of activating the MS3 ? If the MS3 is of concern how can I remedy the situation so everything would be more favorable?" 2.1. Please re-read what I wrote. 2.1.1 All my points refers to: A. Either a pool or pond. (Nothing mentioned about aquarium.) B. Refer to Para 7. which I had written under my first reply.

These are some considerations:- 1. In my opinion; about the Art and Science of Feng Shui. 1.1. Many know the science of Feng Shui is about using the tools available e.g. Eight House Chart (4 Good/Bad directions); Flying Star and individual Ba Zi. 1.2. Of course, the weakness of the above system(s) are that some may get it wrong especially under Ba Zi. But in this case, it is less of a relevance. 2. The Art of Feng Shui is more trickly. It soley depends on one's interpretation and can vary as in from ebony to ivory (black to white or hot or cold). 2.1. Thus, as there are many cooks, there are many Indian chiefs that can give conflicting advice. 2.2. In my opinion, what matters most is the idea that of the "majority" or what one feels what the majority thinks is so or has literally applied or done so. 3. External of the House/Home 3.1. What makes an external of a house different from the interior? 3.2. Definitely there are no four walls or suppose to be a compound where most likely rain or air or light can shine. (Again it depends on neighbouring structures or no structures if any). Anyway this is not the main issue, here. 4. Shapes and Form vs Flying Star 4.1. From a Feng Shui point of view: the key essence is " Form prevails over substance " or rather bear this in mind "THE FORMS DETERMINE THE STARS, THE STARS DETERMINE THE FATE OF THE PEOPLE LIVING IN A HOME." 4.2. The above statement implies that Shapes and Forms prevail over Flying Star. 4.3. For example, even if you have the best Flying stars e.g. at the frontage but there is either no frontage or the frontage is taken up by huge trees that shade the compound or block the qi and does not create some space for qi. Search for "Bright Hall" effect. 5. Why is this relevant to your case? 5.1. You talked about having MS#3 WS#8 at the frontage. 5.2. With or without determing the stars (Flying Stars) do you know that as high as 60 to 70 percent of the time you will get it RIGHT then wrong; even if you do not check out the stars; placing a water feature at the frontage is based on Shapes and Forms. 5.3. And the statment under Para 4.1 suggests; Shapes and Forms comes first. Whatever stars that you had plotted come 2nd especially in an open area. WHY? 5.4. Having a water position e.g. at the frontage simply means that you are actively employing the concept of clear space. 5.5. The reason for a water position especially a pond is that nothing can built on top of it. Thus allowing for clear space. Or BRIGHT HALL effect. 5.6. Of course, if you do not want to have a water position but keep the frontage relatively clear space; this is equally acceptable. 5.7. What is worse is e.g. in Singapore especially in the 1960s to 1970s many homes have floor areas of 10,000 sq ft or smaller ones have 3,500 sq ft to 5,000 sq. ft. 5.7.1. The above allows many homes to plan such as a mango tree or rambutan tree at the frontage. 5.7.2. Especially after 8 or more years, this mango tree would grow tall and with it's huge foot print of foliage, cast a dark shadow on to the ground. Thus this is contrary to the term "BRIGHT HALL". No longer bright hall effect. 5.7.3. Thus some say between the "devil and the deep blue sea"; if one has a moving pool of water; ain't this better than what I had mentioned under Para 5.7.1 to 5.7.2.? 5.8. Furthermore, often the tree trunk of the large mango tree or rambutan tree could become a poison arrow or sha qi if it is visible from the entrance or an opening such as a window. 6. Coming back to your question: thus, even with a MS#3 and of course WS#8; most of the time; even if one places a water position = pool or pond; you will be right 60 to 70 percent of the time even if there is a miserable MS#3 at that sector (external to the home). 6.1. I am not going to debate on the concept of having a water position to the right side of the house e.g. standing inside the home looking outwards the concept of "flower of romance" (illicit affairs) etc.. 7. In my opinion, but, in the interior of the home; be more careful with the stars. 8. You wrote: "I just read where changing the home (renovations) as well as change of ownership changes the house period?" 8.1. Please read up the past message threads in this forum. 8.2. I had clearly mentioned that there are two schools of thought:- 8.2.1. The conservative view ...... since foundations of the home has not been changed... 8.2.2. And recently some even say change of ownership changes the house period. 8.2.3. In my opinion, change of ownership does not change the house period (PERIOD). 8.2.4. Changing the home (renovations). Again, You have those who feel strongly under Para 8.2.1. 8. You mentioned renovations. Again, there are lots of messages even within this forum. Major, minor etc...