Cecil Lee

These are some considerations:- 1. In traditional Feng Shui, a standard sized fish tank e.g. 4ft by 2f is placed at the window often if there is an external arrow such as a lone lamp post directly facing that window. 2. In theory and on paper, a fish tank or even a fish bowl can be used under Flying Star to help reduce the 5 2 9 sector. 2.1. However, where possible, such a fish tank should only be placed in "open spaces" e.g. such as a living room and not within a room e.g. bedroom. 2.2. Usually, with such 5 2 9 sector, expect a higher incidence of the fishes sacrificing themselves for YOU. Anonymous wrote: Dear Mr Cecil, We've placed a small fish tank on our bay window which is in 5 2 9 sector, it is ok ? will it serve as cure for this sector?

It is logical to keep the water bottle closed when not in use. If the bottle is not exposed to heat and is securely closed, it can be stored for an extended period of time. Indications that the water needs to be replaced include bubbles in the water or the bottle shrinking. Therefore, it is similar to a "set it and forget it for a few months" type of situation.

1. Under what circumstances, Feng Shui is of help? 1.1. For example, under this example: 1.2. Poor Restaurant! Poor Shapes & Forms http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=12&mid=31554&new= 1.3 Feng Shui can be of help at the time of sourcing for a restaurant space. 1.4 Here, the potential restaurant owner could engage a Geomancer to check out the space or if there are several shop spaces, which unit is a better location. 1.5 In the above example, a Geomancer may comment that the shop space is not ideal for his trade e.g. a restaurant due to the relatively poor Shapes and Forms: sandwiched between the narrow frame of the escalator etc... 1.6 A rough estimate shows that overall, the above failed restaurant which opened for around 1 year may most likely suffer huge loses:- 1.6.1 Conservative estimate of costs (ESTIMATED): Fixed Costs (Renovations) = $100,000/- Rental @ $20,000 pm x 12 = $240,000/- Overheads + Others = $160,000/- ======== Est. Minimium loss = $500,000/- Half a million dollars down the drain... ========= 2. Under this thread; as the business : NOKIA's problem has more to do with structural problems; employing Fung Sway does not root out the problem. 3. Just imagine, even if they pay for Feng Shui services in Singapore, their Singapore office will still have to retrench staff. More to come. 3.1. So, imagine that they had employed a Fung Sway Master; do you think seriously that Fung Sway Master can help? 3.2. If the Fung Sway Master can help; how come there is still retrenchments. And frankly, more to come. 3.3. Thus for such a fatal empire; sleeping with it's former enemy (Microsoft) etc... can't help... 3.4. In roughly two years time.... Michael Jackson's song "HISTORY' should be played. In fact, no harm playing it more often at NOKIA. 4. It is my opinion that, geomancers should not be all to hard-up to take up all cases. At the same time, such companies should spent their last ounce of resources wisely. 4.1 Part of the Feng Shui fee could have gone towards retrenchment benefits to the poor out of work ... re-trenched workers...

In my opinion, some companies should simply not waste their money on having a Feng Shui audit. Take this example. In February, was asked to provide a quote for Feng Shui services. In my opinion, this company is a has been and it is not a matterwhether this company will collapse. But ratherWHEN? Thus save the money to pay the retrenchment wages than give it to a geomancer. I wonder which hard-up for money geomancy is so desperate to take up this (forgone conclusion) case... My believe is that in on time; it will share the fate of "GONE WITH THE WIND"....... Cecil L. wrote: The morale of the story is that Feng Shui is not a cure all for everything. Frankly, such giants, should concentrate on their core business than trying to apply Feng Shui as a cure all. Look at past giants like Kodak, which invented the digital camera. All past giants have never recovered. I have just replied on a request to submit a quote ... Dear xxx, Thanks very much! For info, I will not be submitting a quote as in my opinion; I consider XXX a has been past giant. Frankly, every single person I know don't even use a ____; maybe their network equipment (transparent) to us; just may be.... Thanks! Warmest Regards, Cecil Lee Principal Consultant and Founder GEOMANCY.NET: Center for Applied Feng Shui Research http://www.geomancy.net E-mail: support@geomancy.net Tel : +65 6100-9600 SMS / MMS: +65 9785-3171 Fax: +65 6482-0570 Information in this message is confidential. It is intended solely for the person or the entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient, you are not to disseminate,distribute or copy this communication. Please notify the sender support@geomancy.net and delete the message and any other record of it from your system immediately. Our Company Registration No: 199707735W Sent when I am on-the-move... FULL MESSAGE QUOTE Cecil L. wrote: The morale of the story is that Feng Shui is not a cure all for everything. Frankly, such giants, should concentrate on their core business than trying to apply Feng Shui as a cure all. Look at past giants like Kodak, which invented the digital camera. All past giants have never recovered. I have just replied on a request to submit a quote ... Dear xxx, Thanks very much! For info, I will not be submitting a quote as in my opinion; I consider XXX a has been past giant. Frankly, every single person I know don't even use a ____; maybe their network equipment (transparent) to us; just may be.... Thanks! Warmest Regards, Cecil Lee Principal Consultant and Founder GEOMANCY.NET: Center for Applied Feng Shui Research http://www.geomancy.net E-mail: support@geomancy.net Tel : +65 6100-9600 SMS / MMS: +65 9785-3171 Fax: +65 6482-0570 Information in this message is confidential. It is intended solely for the person or the entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient, you are not to disseminate,distribute or copy this communication. Please notify the sender support@geomancy.net and delete the message and any other record of it from your system immediately. Our Company Registration No: 199707735W Sent when I am on-the-move... of xxxx at Somewhere in Singapore. We would like to invite your company to submit your quotation for Feng Shui consultancy services of the said office. If your company is interested to participate in this exercise, please sign the attached Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA) by tomorrow (02 February 2012). Please e-mail the signed copy and send us the original by mail at:

In my opinion, if you are worried about inflamming #2 with #5; then Yes, in theory, you may consider using METAL element. As it sounds logical. Again, in my opinion,placing a small fish tank (YANG water element) is not exactly the best idea. Given that this is a kitchen and the critcal piece of hardware is the stove (fire). In politics, they often give this a name : political suicide. In Feng Shui, an enclosed refrigerator or rather a fridge is considered as belonging to the Metal element. Thus, often, if one needs metal: do remember the fridge is one hell of a huge Metal element. Do think about it.

On 14 June 2012, I went to NEX mall and saw this: the permanent closer of this poor restaurant. So far, looks like this is one of the first business to close in one of the busiest malls at NE of Singapore. Everyone seems to be visiting NEX other than stepping into this poor restaurant.

In my opinion, if you are into DIY, these are some considerations: 1. You said "we have this wall facing my daughter's room." 1.1 I assume that you are referring to an extra block's wall. (As I always mention, often when some one writes texts, they assume that everyone else understands ?) 1.2 If assume it is Para1.1; then if there is a window of daughter's bedroom facing this wall; common sense says that her study table (if any) should not face this "wall" as often light can be reflectec into her room. 2. Your question about what cures etc.. This is very common: understand this term "TRIAGE" or search for this term.

Chop sticks vs the Western Fork and Spoon Chop sticks force one to take small portions of food into the mouth... this is the mother of all secret weapon of "eating less"... Dear cecil, Since chinese people give so much importance to health and longevity and live to a ripe old age. Does that mean there is lack of deadly diseases among chinese people. Thanks.

One has to be careful of the compass marking. As sometimes a sector may straddle between two sectors. In general, it looks more like a protusion. If so, look up at the chart I provided earlier.

If you are looking at How suitable the house is to e.g. the breadwinner; it has nothing what so ever to do with number of a house. However, other Feng Shui concepts apply e.g. Eight House (Four good/bad directions) : How suitable is the house to the breadwinner etc... etc.... You wrote: Is it bad luck to stay there? Please advice. It is advisable that you READ THIS: Feng Shui Triage

These are some considerations:- 1. Under Feng Shui, there is only one type or one kind or one situation where "house numbers" can be analysed. 1.1. And analysis under Flying Star Feng Shui can be done ONLY for apartments:- http://www.geomancy.net/reports/reports-list/hselist-house-number-report.htm 2. Other than the above; there are no other formulas in Feng Shui to analyse a house number. 3. What you mentioned, is either based on phonetic sounding and other forms of Numerology. 4. For example, the Cantonese dialect group don't like " 1 4 " as it sounds like Sure to Die. 4.1 Thus often, many Chinese especially in Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore shun houses with a 14 in it. Thus, this may inadvertenly affect the RESALE value of the lot. 5. "One man's meat is another man's poison". 5.1. Look at it this way; there are so many methods and formulas of Numerology. Even in Chinese Numerology, there are methods by stroke of number and many methods. 5.2. Since there are so many or rather various formulas; it is similar to a flip of a coin : Heads or tails or 50/50 percent. 5.3. If you really on Numerology, statistically, some formulas or methods may show "favourable" while others may say that the number(s) may be negative. 6. Thus, I have mentioned that in Flying Star Feng Shui, there can be only one method: and it applies only to apartments. As based on this "vertical" Flying Stars; an apartment at 3rd level may not have the same qi as another apartment at 5th or even 8th storey's high.

There is suppose to be a premium for pool-side view. But what a pity, the "lousy" architect of Meadows @ Pierce decided to place three air-con compressors blowing towards the pool for each of the stacks and for each floor. Thus, imagine, if many residents in each level of each stack start to turn on their air-con; noise pollution and hot-air will be blowing towards the pool as well as into their own and neighbour's unit. I believe, this is a first for you and me! This "stinks!"

Additional photos of the columns = sha qi or poison arrows

This is not exactly old mother remedies... but some Chinese health stores claim:- Almond Figs Tea - Anti-cough - relieves cough, phlegm - strengthen function of respiratory system Shiu Hu Herbal Tea (Dendrobium) - Reduces body heat, relieve uneasiness and tiredness

These are some considerations: 1. If you are referring to ba zi element such as Strong water and not strong water + tiger or weak fire and not weak fire + horse; 1.1 If you are referring to purely one's ba zi : weak or strong, then based purely on bazi as you are a weak fire person, naturally, strong water is not beneficial to you. 1.2. However, it is a different story for a strong water person. As fire element is considered favourable to the strong water person. 2. Thus purely from a ba zi stand-point and in theory, she has more to gain than you. 3. But if you are mixing Chinese astrology e.g. http://www.lovesigns.net/horoscope/ayear/a60-80.htm 31 Jan 1976 to 17 Feb 1977 Fire-Dragon 18 Feb 1977 to 6 Feb 1978 Fire-Snake And somewhere, you add strong to e.g. Strong Fire-dragon etc... as in your write up you added a + tiger ; then if you are applying Chinese astrology and what not... and not ba zi ; then it is something else.... As pure ba zi only looks at e.g. weak fire. And not weak fire HORSE-thing.

1. The significance of either protusions or missing corner(s) can be found under this old (resource) link:- http://forum.geomancy.net/resources/fst/fst-shapes-building.htm 2. Most likely the proposed Amah's house should often be considered a protusion unless otherwise (from a real photo or layout). 3. Please take note that not all protrusions are "evil". 1. North : Can easily make friends. 2. North-East : Enjoys doing Research and Development work. 3. East : Dare take calcualted risks and is rather impatient. 4. South-East : Needs to work real hard. 5. South : Will enjoy good reputation. 6. South-West : Male members living in the house will be lazy while Females will be active. 7. West : One happy family. 8. North-West : Occupants likes a competitive environment.

Please see below:- You wrote: Will the amah quarter become part of the main house or it is separate as it does not share the same roof (also different type)? Frankly, this can range from being "a mountain out of a mole hill" i.e. no major concern to some concern. However, it is difficult to visualise from, here. Most likely, it may be impractical to have the amah house as an "island". As often, if the roof or walk way is shallow, concern for splashes of rain. And without a joining walkway to link the main main house to the amah house, this may be a "rain" problem. As I mentioned, sometimes it can be a "non-issue" or alternatively this protusion.. You wrote: Shall I leave a small gap in between so that they are not connected if it change the fengshui (like natal chart) of my house? In my opinion, most likely not to affect the natal chart (Flying Star of the home)

Please refer to attachment. 1. In my opinion consideration various factors like fan coil unit etc.... 1.1. So far the best choice is marking "A". Provided the Sound system speakers or Hi Fi or TV is not next to the altar. (Next often means best to give around 1 metre distance from such sources. As it is "in-polite" to have the speakers barring away music or sound next to the altar. 1.2. Other "last resort choices include" marking B or C. But, make sure that there is no direct sun-light that shines towards the altar. Or again, the sound system, hi fi or TV is not ext to the altar. 1.3. Never place the altar anywhere along zone marking "X" as this wall is sharing the same wall as the toilet. 1.4. Never place the altar directly below the FCU. Thus if the FCU is not in the way, and there is no open window between the sink and the outer-wall; again the last (last) resort may / could be marking "Y". However, if altar is at this location, it is crucial that the height of the altar table top must be at 49 3/4 inches (plus minus) if it is facing the dining table. 1.5. Avoid placing altar at marking "Z".

To take this bicycle, it is actually more efficient to cut through the entire railing rather than to individually remove the various (numerous) locks.

Don't worry, one thing is for sure, it definitely does not refer to one's LIFE SPAN-

When a car stalled and cannot start; where do we sent the car to? [A.] Car accessories shop to change the stereo system [B.] Car workshop to have the problem diagnosed and fixed [C.] Pray hard for a miracle cure Would you believe; however, some choose [A.], instead. Don't believe me, check this out:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=31511&new=

Feng Shui is also about common sense. Often, there is no perfection in Feng Shui. Most of the concepts should be considered as "NICE-to" and not a "MUST-have" Reference: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&mid=26329&new=

These are some considerations: 1. It is a plus point under Flying Star Feng Shui to spent time at a good sector. 2. Especially if the sector has double #8's this is considered a very good sector if one spents time or doing activity as what you enjoy best. 3. In fact, Para 2, will place one in good stead based on Flying Star Feng Shui. 4. However, the other portion where you wrote to face North is SECONDARY. 4.1. What it means is that of course it is nice to face WEST or Westerly directions for you. But, this should be considered as "NICE-to" and not a must. 4.2. This brings to another key ingredient: "SHAPES DETERMINE THE FORMS AND THE FORMS DETERMINE THE STARS". 5. Here, one critical aspect under Shapes and Forms is the lighting or glare or rather prolonged glare. 5.1. In you situation, already the plus point is that the sector has double #8's. 5.2. Based on Shapes and Forms, the key ingredient is comfort e.g. comfort for the eyes. No point forcing one to face the glare e.g. a west group person may be 'forced" to face glare from the afternoon sun. 5.3. Facing prolonged glare is bad for productivity the eyes and health (some may get frequent headache). 6. Thus in my opinion, based on common sense, face away from the sun. Therefore, North facing even for a West group person is in my opinion fine with me. In fact, this is encouraged if the light comes from the "back" then from one's front (eyes). 7. It is the same concept in Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. And in the past, I mentioned, for west group persons, don't force yourself studying or working facing west. As often, if one's work area is close to the windows and if the windows don't have uv-protection, some races are more prone to skin cancer of sorts.

Feng Shui Emporium & Stores will try to sell you anything in the NAME of Fung Sway! In this instance, they could become rather imaginative and sell the Pi Yao based on RACE classification. Since us Chinese have YELLOW skin, guess what colour of Pi Yao should we purchase? Of course those yellowish as in Copper Pi Yao's. For Chinese who suntan alot; then recommended to purchase the slightly tan look Pi Yao i.e. the Bronze ones.... If you are endowed with grey hair, then even the Silver Pi yao is suitable. Got it, get it? When the buying stops, the selling can! In my opinion, since all theses are modern commercial products in the name of Fung Sway, it really don't make any difference. However, some sellers would make you believe the importance of such products may use the strategy of "wow" by asking you or finding out your personal element. Thus to "wow" you in it's authencity; some of these sellers may say that since you are a weak wood person, and if the jade is green, it represents the wood element. For example if you are a weak water person, the same joker salesperson would recommend that the metal (brass) one is better. All in the name of cock and bull Fung Sway. And certainly not real Feng Shui. On 6/2/2012 2:07:24 AM, John Do wrote: Is there a difference between these Pi Yao? I was told to get a pair of copper Pi Yao. I can only find bass and jade Pi Yao. Does it matter what they are made out of? Thank You.Thank You!

In my opinion, since all theses are modern commercial products in the name of Fung Sway, it really don't make any difference. However, some sellers would make you believe the importance of such products may use the strategy of "wow" by asking you or finding out your personal element. Thus to "wow" you in it's authencity; some of these sellers may say that since you are a weak wood person, and if the jade is green, it represents the wood element. For example if you are a weak water person, the same joker salesperson would recommend that the metal (brass) one is better. All in the name of cock and bull Fung Sway. And certainly not real Feng Shui.