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SOURCE & CREDIT: THE STRAITS TIMES, SINGAPORE: FEBRUARY 5, 2005
FICTION: Hanging prosperity (FU) banners upside down.1. In the Han dynasty (206BC to AD25), people sent New Year cards or posters to friends or relatives with calligraphy greetings like fu, which means prosperity.
2. If the recipient was not at home, the messenger would paste the card or poster upside down on the door, to signal that prosperity had arrived at the household.
3. This was a clever pun because dao, the Chinese word for "upside down", sounded like the Chinese word for "arrived".
4. Today, the practice of hanging fu banners upside down harks from Taiwan, where it is widespread. But it's not strictly accurate.
5. In ancient China, the receipient usually removed the upside-down greeting and hung it right side up indoors. That symbolised that he had accepted the arrival of prosperity.
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Yes! We are BRITISH! And not Chinese!
So why are you still hanging the PROSPERITY sign upside down? COPY CAT!QuoteOn 11/4/2010 8:33:35 AM, Anonymous wrote:
SOURCE & CREDIT: THE
STRAITS TIMES, SINGAPORE:
FEBRUARY 5, 2005FICTION:
Hanging prosperity (FU)
banners upside down.
1. In the Han dynasty (206BC
to AD25), people sent New Year
cards or posters to friends or
relatives with calligraphy
greetings like fu, which means
prosperity.
2. If the recipient was not at
home, the messenger would
paste the card or poster
upside down on the door, to
signal that prosperity had
arrived at the household.
3. This was a clever pun
because dao, the Chinese word
for "upside down", sounded
like the Chinese word for
"arrived".
4. Today, the practice of
hanging fu banners upside down
harks from Taiwan, where it is
widespread. But it's not
strictly accurate.
5. In ancient China, the
receipient usually removed the
upside-down greeting and hung
it right side up indoors. That
symbolised that he had
accepted the arrival of
prosperity.
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1. This reference chart proves to be a valuable tool in distinguishing the colors associated with each of the Five elements.
2. Additional factors must be taken into account:
A. YELLOW COLOUR
2.1. Yellow can be classified as either the Metal (Gold) or Earth element at times.
2.2. The Earth element is mainly linked with the color yellow. Pay attention to the texture of the material. For instance, if the finish is matte, especially in curtains, then it can be categorized as yellow.
2.3. Nevertheless, if the material is shiny or contains "shiny" gold or gold-like threads, then it may be associated with the Metal (Gold) element instead.
B. BROWN COLOUR
3. In most cases, when dealing with wood materials like wooden furniture, brown is typically associated with the wood element.3.1. This set can also be identified as the Wood element, wood, wooden tone, or brown based on this classification.
3.2. The shade of brown can range from pine, maple, cherry, teak, oak, walnut, to even ebony wood.
3.3. However, in instances where the material is not wood but actual soil, certain Geomancers link the color brown to the earth element, which is a valid connection.
C. VIOLET COLOUR
4. The color violet is sometimes confused with blue, so it is important to ensure one is not color blind. Always check the title on the paint can for the paint or Pantone description.
ADDITIONAL REFERENCE: http://talk.geomancy.net -
1. There is no precedence in the past with regards to the dimensions of a namecard. However, you can check out this past forum message:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=12&mid=19753&new=
2. Under this url link, you can determine your element and strength; after checking out your best or favourable elements; use the information to design a logo suitable to yourself plus the colours.
http://talk.geomancy.net
3. For a horseshoe design, it is much harder to figure out which element it belongs: just by looking at it's shape. However, since it follows a curve (but not wavy) then the closest resemblance is in my opinion to the metal element (circular).QuoteOn 10/25/2010 9:53:47 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Respected Sir, I want to make
my new business card. I am
into IT placement consultancy.
I have choosen horseshoe as
the logo, is this a suitable
one. Is a plain white card
with black text and logo in
gold embossed fine. My element
according to my birth date is
Earth and number 5. Is the
card dimension 4.7 cm * 4.7cm
a good dimension.can a card be
4.7 in height and more than
5.2 in breath is it suitable.
Ideally where should a company
logo be placed.RegardsPreeti.
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Appreciate if you want to post information, be a little more detailed.
Do you know that I just stared at the paper. And wondering where is your plot. Perhaps it could be the darker outline. or the other two plots on the left or the right .......QuoteOn 11/3/2010 1:20:53 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Forgot to mention that the
land is facing south (just in
case this information is
crucial).Thanks.
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These are some of the considerations:-
1. The 20 year flying star for that sector is not too bad! You have an excellent strong metal element: water star #6 plus an additional bonus for the lesser base star: an acceptable #4 wood element. Both the #6 and #4 can be a neutralising effect on #2 and even #5.
2. The other good thing is that if this is a room (not a sitting or activity room); another consideration is to try to "lock" up the bad stars - (if this is practical then do it).
3. Anyway, one has to understand the key issues:-
3.1. MAJOR DISTURBANCE or RENOVATIONS
3.1.1 Just simply avoid para 3.1. is one the best ways to avoid issues or concerns FULL STOP.QuoteSince
my room already has the #2
mountain star and #5 misforune
star? Is it enough to put
>metal ornaments?
Earlier you indicated that the east room has 2mountain, 6water, 4base stars. And your above statement out of the blue sky has .. what? #2 mountain star and #5 misforune (misfortune). Frankly, don't know what you are talking about? #5 as in the year star???? Blur...
Hello Master Lee,My home is aQuoteOn 11/1/2010 7:03:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Period 6 house W3 facing and
E3 sitting. My East room has
the 2mountain, 6water, 4base
stars.So for next year, my
East room will also have the
#5 misfortune star.How do I
neutralize these starts? Since
my room already has the #2
mountain star and #5 misforune
star? Is it enough to put
metal ornaments?Thanks!
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Take a look at the photos........ -
More pictures of germinating green beans...QuoteOn 8/10/2010 9:35:21 PM, Anonymous wrote:
First-time-open door
procedure:- Green beans
sprouting symbolise growth!
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Apricot signifies longevity. And this apricot look-alike bread tells it all....QuoteOn 2/8/2003 9:11:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Enclosed please find pictures
of:
1. Buddha's hand fruit
2. The `longevity bread' or
apricot bread. If one looks
carefully at the deity Shou,
he carries the logevity bread
in his right hand.
The diety Shou I refer to is
one of the three gods: known
as (combined) Fu Lu Shou.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Yes, the group of pictures you see actually belongs to this single home (HDB apartment) somewhere at Blk 4xx Tampines, Singapore. -
Further to what I had mentioned, avoid using a water feature at sector(s) with #3 and or #4.
Do also check the 20 year flying stars if there are any /and or #3 and/or #4.QuoteOn 10/31/2010 10:01:12 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Yes, for many people; who
lead normal lives; no
major issues should consider
"If it ain't broken, don't fix
it" sort of thing.2. In the
past, when Feng Shui was not
that "sophisticated"; many
geomancers would simply use
some sort of fixed Feng Shui
ideas of: north = career
= water element. While south =
fire element etc... 3. Today,
such considerations, should be
considered as Kindergarten
type of "Fung Suay" and not
Feng Shui. By the way, the
term "Suay " in the Chinese
Hokkien (Fujian) term for bad
luck.4. This year's flying
star chart has the
inauspicious bad wood4
at the north.And just
imagine, you are adding water
to further fuel bad wood
4. In addition, NORTH is
considered as the location of
conflict.
2010 Flying Star Forecast
North
9
4
2
1
8
6
5
3
7
South
Take note the following
sectors:-
Sickness Star this year is at
North-East
Misfortune/Sickness Star this
year is at South-West
Disputes/Quarrel Star this
year is at South
Education/Romance Star this
year is at North
Grand Duke this year is
East-North-East, 60 Degree. -
Avoid sitting facing the grand
duke or disturbing him by
having renovations.
Location in Conflict is North.
- Avoid having renovations
done opposite the location in
conflict. 5. For next year,
activating a water feature at
North is equally bad. As next
year, the #3 or disputes and
quarrels starisat
that location. And just
imagine adding water to a
plant or tree.One may
further fuel it!
2011 Flying Star Forecast
North
8
3
1
9
7
5
4
2
6
South
Take note the following
sectors:-
Sickness Star this year is at
South
Misfortune/Sickness Star this
year is at East
Disputes/Quarrel Star this
year is at North
Education/Romance Star this
year is at South-West
Grand Duke this year is East,
90 Degree. - Avoid sitting
facing the grand duke or
disturbing him by having
renovations.
Location in Conflict is West. - Avoid
having renovations done opposite the
location in conflict. 6. The best thing
that you had done is:-* The Customer
Engineer ConceptYou have applied the
above term which I had coined The
Customer Engineer concept.7. And yes,
remove that darn water feature ASAP!On
10/30/2010 11:59:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,I had such a weird
experience lately that I
cannot
wait for your answer to
see what do
you thing about
this. I
"feng-shuied" my
north sector for
money and
wealth purpose, actually i
feng shuied all the house but
i
was extra careful with the
north. I made the wole
house look so nice and in the
north I put blue flowers, I
hung
on them and on the wall
blue balls
with shining white
sequence, I put a
picture of a
treasure box filled
with
jewels, I put a water fountain
with sea shells and around it
i
putreal andfake
money
mixed together with sea
shells, near
the water and the
treasure i put a
blue light
and a peacock. The
next
day and about 12 hours later
hell broke loose, i was
loosing
money in the bank in
such a strange
and weird
manner, this money was not
supposed to be lost at all yet
it was. Checks
were
posting in the bank
before
theirdates amd
mpney was being
taken out
instantaneously (this has
never happened before with the
bank) everyday EVERYDAY
the bank gives me fines that
total over one hundred dollars
(every single day), most of
the
fines were due to a bank
error and
yet when the lady
from the bank
wanted to refund
me the money the
computer
wouldn't let her, she
managed
to refund me a small part of
the money however after
calling
her supervisor and
made a big
deal..i have
noticed that everything
was
going ok and normally ok
untill i feng shuied the north
..it was almost
instantaneous...yesterday i
took
the peacock off the wall
twisted its
neck (it is made
of metal) and threw
it
outside...I am thinking of
taking the water fountain out
too...a friend of mine said
water is not good as it
usually
washes away
wealth...PLease Cecil
can you
answer me as soon as you can
as this is extremely urgent..i
am still loosing money as i am
writing this..I wish i never
feng shuied anything i didnt
have that much money but
things
were sort of OK before
feng shui and
now things are
just falling apart in
the
strangest manner
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1. Yes, for many people; who lead normal lives; no major issues should consider "If it ain't broken, don't fix it" sort of thing.
2. In the past, when Feng Shui was not that "sophisticated"; many geomancers would simply use some sort of fixed Feng Shui ideas of: north = career = water element. While south = fire element etc...
3. Today, such considerations, should be considered as Kindergarten type of "Fung Suay" and not Feng Shui. By the way, the term "Suay " in the Chinese Hokkien (Fujian) term for bad luck.
4. This year's flying star chart has the inauspicious bad wood4 at the north.And just imagine, you are adding water to further fuel bad wood 4. In addition, NORTH is considered as the location of conflict.2010 Flying Star Forecast
North 9 4 2 1 8 6 5 3 7 South Take note the following sectors:-
- Sickness Star this year is at North-East
- Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at South-West
- Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at South
- Education/Romance Star this year is at North
- Grand Duke this year is East-North-East, 60 Degree.
- Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations. - Location in Conflict is North.
- Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict.
2011 Flying Star Forecast
North 8 3 1 9 7 5 4 2 6 South Take note the following sectors:-
- Sickness Star this year is at South
- Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at East
- Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at North
- Education/Romance Star this year is at South-West
- Grand Duke this year is East, 90 Degree.
- Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations. - Location in Conflict is West.
- Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict.
6. The best thing that you had done is:-
* The Customer Engineer Concept
You have applied the above term which I had coined The Customer Engineer concept.
7. And yes, remove that darn water feature ASAP!QuoteOn 10/30/2010 11:59:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,I had such a weird
experience lately that I
cannot wait for your answer to
see what do you thing about
this. I "feng-shuied" my
north sector for money and
wealth purpose, actually i
feng shuied all the house but
i was extra careful with the
north. I made the wole
house look so nice and in the
north I put blue flowers, I
hung on them and on the wall
blue balls with shining white
sequence, I put a picture of a
treasure box filled with
jewels, I put a water fountain
with sea shells and around it
i putreal andfake
money mixed together with sea
shells, near the water and the
treasure i put a blue light
and a peacock. The next
day and about 12 hours later
hell broke loose, i was
loosing money in the bank in
such a strange and weird
manner, this money was not
supposed to be lost at all yet
it was. Checks
were posting in the bank
before theirdates amd
mpney was being taken out
instantaneously (this has
never happened before with the
bank) everyday EVERYDAY
the bank gives me fines that
total over one hundred dollars
(every single day), most of
the fines were due to a bank
error and yet when the lady
from the bank wanted to refund
me the money the computer
wouldn't let her, she managed
to refund me a small part of
the money however after
calling her supervisor and
made a big deal..i have
noticed that everything was
going ok and normally ok
untill i feng shuied the north
..it was almost
instantaneous...yesterday i
took the peacock off the wall
twisted its neck (it is made
of metal) and threw it
outside...I am thinking of
taking the water fountain out
too...a friend of mine said
water is not good as it
usually washes away
wealth...PLease Cecil can you
answer me as soon as you can
as this is extremely urgent..i
am still loosing money as i am
writing this..I wish i never
feng shuied anything i didnt
have that much money but
things were sort of OK before
feng shui and now things are
just falling apart in the
strangest manner
- Sickness Star this year is at North-East
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Further to what I had mentioned earlier:-
1. In this real world of today; to make sense; it is best for an individual to focus on the micro-level.
2. There are two levels: macro and micro.
2.1. Macro refers to the industry one is in.
2.2. Micro is about analysing what is one's MAIN or CORE job function one is hired to do. Thus, for a sales executive; the primary job is to close deals or sales = fire element.
3. Otherwise, some wise guy can argue about your job all day, all year long and still cannot come to the conclusion : what element your job is.
4. Anyway, as mentioned in the last message; many perform multi-skilling. And in today's real world, one's element can be more than one e.g. Earth cum metal element career.
5. Again, there is no right or wrong answers. It depends on how one puts forth one's argument to derive the element or elements one is working in.QuoteOn 10/29/2010 6:53:26 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Guidelines (reference)to the
type of industry and it's association
with each of the elements can be found,
uner this
url:-http://talk.geomancy.net2. If you
are an accountant; and if your main job
is specific to this area; then your job
specification element should be metal
element.3. Since FMCG encompass quite a
large range of industries, frankly, it
is fool hardy to just classify FMCG as
e.g. food industry only. You may have to
check out the url under Para 1 and match
e.g. food industry to one of the
elements in that url.4. Frankly,
nowadays, jobs involve multi-skilling so
often, it can encompass many areas.5.
For example: many generic title
known as CEO. Here a CEO can
perform:-5.1 Planning and strategies5.2
Human Resource management: Hiring /
firing / training5.3 Sales and
Marketing5.4 Operations Management5.5
Accounting.6. Since the CEO usually
wears so many hats; this is to emphaise
that today's job function can comprise
so many fields or areas. So how? Throw a
dice to determine his element?7. Look at
it this way; walk into a regular home
and if one starts counting the colours
in a home; usually it covers nearly
every primarly colours. So is a job:
multi-skilling.8. In addition: the
industry one is in could be what you
mentioned one of the fields under the so
called FMCG: Fumigate my condo
good!On 10/29/2010 6:05:52 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi MasterI would like to
check
with you that FMCGis
belong to which industry
element? I am earth element,
born in 1967 (Goat) ,
occupation
is Accountant. Now
looking for a new
job and is
FMCG industry (Fast
moving
consuming goods like food
& confectionary, personal
care, consuming health and
household goods), is it
suitable
for my earth
element?May I know
which
industry suitable for earth
element?Thank you in
advance.Best regardsKim
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1. Guidelines (reference)to the type of industry and it's association with each of the elements can be found, uner this url:-
http://talk.geomancy.net
2. If you are an accountant; and if your main job is specific to this area; then your job specification element should be metal element.
3. Since FMCG encompass quite a large range of industries, frankly, it is fool hardy to just classify FMCG as e.g. food industry only. You may have to check out the url under Para 1 and match e.g. food industry to one of the elements in that url.
4. Frankly, nowadays, jobs involve multi-skilling so often, it can encompass many areas.
5. For example: many generic title known as CEO. Here a CEO can perform:-
5.1 Planning and strategies
5.2 Human Resource management: Hiring / firing / training
5.3 Sales and Marketing
5.4 Operations Management
5.5 Accounting.
6. Since the CEO usually wears so many hats; this is to emphaise that today's job function can comprise so many fields or areas. So how? Throw a dice to determine his element?
7. Look at it this way; walk into a regular home and if one starts counting the colours in a home; usually it covers nearly every primarly colours. So is a job: multi-skilling.
8. In addition: the industry one is in could be what you mentioned one of the fields under the so called FMCG: Fumigate my condo good!QuoteOn 10/29/2010 6:05:52 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi MasterI would like to check
with you that FMCGis
belong to which industry
element? I am earth element,
born in 1967 (Goat) ,
occupation is Accountant. Now
looking for a new job and is
FMCG industry (Fast moving
consuming goods like food
& confectionary, personal
care, consuming health and
household goods), is it
suitable for my earth
element?May I know which
industry suitable for earth
element?Thank you in
advance.Best regardsKim
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As mentioned previously, unlike the pair of lions which have distinctive male and female pairs, fu dogs usually come in only ONE gender: it can be a pair of males; a pair of homosexuals or a pair of gay dogs or simply she-dogs. And this ain't Feng Shui.QuoteOn 10/27/2010 10:49:07 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks a lot Master Cecil, So i can buy
two male Fu dogs that are available in
my near by store for my main entrace
door.Please confirm Thanks a lot, i
appreciate your timely helpHariOn
10/26/2010 11:13:55 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. The reason why you many not be
able
to find the Fu dogs is that
these dogs
are not gender
specific.2. In fact, I
begin to
suspect that all Fu dogs are ?
Homosexual!3. Unlike the lions;
where
there is the male and female
with it's
distintive claw(s) on
either a ball or a
baby lion; again
the statues of Fu dogs
don't have
this segreation. Thus, these
dogs
can be : all male or all female or
even all eunuch dogs or even
hextrosexual or homsexual or
whatever.4.
In the past, sometimes
they place on ONE
piece. But in
modern times, everyone
seems to
think that everything must come
in
pairs. On 10/25/2010 8:46:24 PM,
Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil, I
belive in
FengShui and i did
make
some
changes to my house
according
to FengShui and it
worked. Now
i
am planning to get
'Fu Dogs'
for my
house, but the
problem
is i am not
able to find
male
and female. All i
can get
from
local store is either
both
males(Fu Dogs) or general
entrance Lions (not Fu
Dogs). My Question to
Master Cecil:1. Is that okay
if
i have two male ( Fu Dogs)
? please
expalin the
significance of 2 male
Fu
Dogs.2. Could you please
expalin me the significance of
two Lions (not Fu Dogs)
?Please
suggest me which one
should i go
for.Thanks, a lot
i appreciate for
all the help
through your site.I am
trying
to post this question again.
Please Master Cecil help me .
Thanks againHari
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Dear Cally,
Glad to hear from you
Frankly, Feng Shui is a holistic approach. So you are quite correct in that often there are more than meets the eye.
For example, under Flying Star Feng Shui there is the dreaded #3 (conflicts, quarrels) star. Often it can be at a critical area such as the frontage of the home and/or even in the bedroom sector. And it has to be disarmed.
Usually a stove facing a sink has more to do with "wealth leaks". Frankly, it is hard to pin point the issue with the limited information.QuoteOn 10/27/2010 10:26:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,How are you? It has
been a long time since I last
visited your website! Last
night, I met two friends and
we were talking about
fengshui, which I highly
recommended your website and
your services! I told them abt
the wealth of info that can be
found in your website! This
fren told me that in her
friend's house, the sink was
opposite thestove and
her fren quarrelled quite
frequently withhusband
quarrelled.. she asked if
there is any t feng shui
remedies to
"resolve"this.. I told
her I probably can find from
your website, haha... I did a
quick search and found some
useful info, but not quite the
same as the question that we
have.. If you have time, can
help? No other details for you
to base your analysis though..
Thanks v much!Best
regards,Cally
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1. The reason why you many not be able to find the Fu dogs is that these dogs are not gender specific.
2. In fact, I begin to suspect that all Fu dogs are ? Homosexual!
3. Unlike the lions; where there is the male and female with it's distintive claw(s) on either a ball or a baby lion; again the statues of Fu dogs don't have this segreation. Thus, these dogs can be : all male or all female or even all eunuch dogs or even hextrosexual or homsexual or whatever.
4. In the past, sometimes they place on ONE piece. But in modern times, everyone seems to think that everything must come in pairs.QuoteOn 10/25/2010 8:46:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil, I belive in
FengShui and i did make some
changes to my house according
to FengShui and it worked. Now
i am planning to get 'Fu Dogs'
for my house, but the problem
is i am not able to find male
and female. All i can get from
local store is either both
males(Fu Dogs) or general
entrance Lions (not Fu
Dogs). My Question to
Master Cecil:1. Is that okay
if i have two male ( Fu Dogs)
? please expalin the
significance of 2 male Fu
Dogs.2. Could you please
expalin me the significance of
two Lions (not Fu Dogs)
?Please suggest me which one
should i go for.Thanks, a lot
i appreciate for all the help
through your site.I am trying
to post this question again.
Please Master Cecil help me .
Thanks againHari
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Can understand, in the past, in a communist country; one has to either ask permission to move or get shot for escaping the Berlin wall!
Feng Shui or Ba zi is never about such restrictions or taboo of such sorts. -
More often, one does not put their hearts into it.....
If the inputs are rubbish; the result is also rubbish!
G.I.G.O. GARBAGE IN, GARBAGE OUT.
"Leave them be"
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A picture tells a thousand words...QuoteOn 10/25/2010 11:40:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Let's not revert to the stone age or the
middle ages. It's truly unbelievable!On
10/24/2010 9:17:00 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. In my opinion, you are the very
first
since this forum started that
asked such
a perculiar question.2.
This is the 21st
century and not
some BC thing. 3. In
this 21st
century, if you need a home,
go
ahead! If you don't need a home,
don't buy it. Or if you think that
the
price will fall, then this has
nothing
to do with ba zi or Feng
Shui.4. Even if
we want to taste or
eat ba zi or Feng
Shui, this is
definitely not it.5. In
fact, my
sincere advice, here is:
5.1
Get any coin.5.2 Before
tossing it (determine what u want
for
Heads or Tails)5.3 Toss the
coin. Make
sure it lands on solid
ground. FULL
STOP.On 10/24/2010
11:05:03 AM, frank t
wrote:
Hi
Master Cecil,Let me
rephrase the
question regarding
people who
were born
in the year of
the
rabbit. You
mentioned in
one of your questions that
people
who were born in the year
of the
rabbit should not do any
renovation
in
the house for
2011. I plan
to buy
a
house soon but I'm not sure
if i
will
get one before 2011, and
there is a high
chance i will
need
to do some renovation
on
the house
before i move in. I would
like to
know if i should wait
until the
following year 2012 to
buy a house?
Thanks for your
help,FrankOn
10/23/2010
2:21:08
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
What
happens if you
forced to move?
Just
think
of the poor
pesky rabbits in
the
UK
fields... They have no
choice!
The
have to be on
the
constant move
else:
they
will be shot on sight and end
up
as
rabbit stew!Here, move or
die,
right?On
10/23/2010
1:24:41
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Only
the
YEAR
of
birth is too
general.
Look at it
this
way, there are millions
to
a
billion people born in the
year
of
the rabbit. So
how can
all
rabbits
move?
2. In
fact, in the
British
countryside,
perhaps,
literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to
move! Else, the
farmers
will
shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis
that
is part
and
parcel of
the standard
ba zi:
see
attachment. BUT wait!4.
In
order
to
find
out
"....period where it
might
be
good/bad for
migration or
simply
changing to a new
location or
environment."
The key
ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR
OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4
HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become
rabbit in
the UK
countryside
and
pray real
hard:
the
farmers
don't
shot U!On
10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t
wrote:
Hi
Master
Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year
of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank
-
Let's not revert to the stone age or the middle ages. It's truly unbelievable!QuoteOn 10/24/2010 9:17:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. In my opinion, you are the very first
since this forum started that asked such
a perculiar question.2. This is the 21st
century and not some BC thing. 3. In
this 21st century, if you need a home,
go ahead! If you don't need a home,
don't buy it. Or if you think that the
price will fall, then this has nothing
to do with ba zi or Feng Shui.4. Even if
we want to taste or eat ba zi or Feng
Shui, this is definitely not it.5. In
fact, my sincere advice, here is:
5.1 Get any coin.5.2 Before
tossing it (determine what u want for
Heads or Tails)5.3 Toss the coin. Make
sure it lands on solid ground. FULL
STOP.On 10/24/2010 11:05:03 AM, frank t
wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Let me
rephrase the
question regarding
people who were born
in the year of
the rabbit. You
mentioned in
one of your questions that
people
who were born in the year of the
rabbit should not do any renovation
in
the house for 2011. I plan
to buy
a house soon but I'm not sure
if i will
get one before 2011, and
there is a high
chance i will need
to do some renovation
on the house
before i move in. I would
like to
know if i should wait until the
following year 2012 to buy a house?
Thanks for your help,FrankOn
10/23/2010
2:21:08 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
What happens if you
forced to move?
Just
think
of the poor pesky rabbits in
the
UK fields... They have no
choice!
The
have to be on
the constant move
else:
they
will be shot on sight and end
up as
rabbit stew!Here, move or die,
right?On
10/23/2010 1:24:41
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Only the
YEAR
of
birth is too
general.
Look at it
this
way, there are millions
to
a
billion people born in the year
of
the rabbit. So how can
all
rabbits
move?
2. In
fact, in the British
countryside,
perhaps,
literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to
move! Else, the
farmers
will
shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis that
is part
and
parcel of
the standard ba zi:
see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In
order
to
find
out
"....period where it
might
be
good/bad for migration or
simply
changing to a new
location or
environment."
The key ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4
HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become
rabbit in
the UK countryside
and
pray real hard:
the
farmers
don't
shot U!On
10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t wrote:
Hi
Master
Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank
-
1. In my opinion, you are the very first since this forum started that asked such a perculiar question.
2. This is the 21st century and not some BC thing.
3. In this 21st century, if you need a home, go ahead! If you don't need a home, don't buy it. Or if you think that the price will fall, then this has nothing to do with ba zi or Feng Shui.
4. Even if we want to taste or eat ba zi or Feng Shui, this is definitely not it.
5. In fact, my sincere advice, here is:
5.1 Get any coin.
5.2 Before tossing it (determine what u want for Heads or Tails)
5.3 Toss the coin. Make sure it lands on solid ground. FULL STOP.QuoteOn 10/24/2010 11:05:03 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Let me rephrase the
question regarding people who were born
in the year of the rabbit. You
mentioned in one of your questions that
people who were born in the year of the
rabbit should not do any renovation in
the house for 2011. I plan to buy
a house soon but I'm not sure if i will
get one before 2011, and there is a high
chance i will need to do some renovation
on the house before i move in. I would
like to know if i should wait until the
following year 2012 to buy a house?
Thanks for your help,FrankOn 10/23/2010
2:21:08 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
What happens if you forced to move?
Just
think of the poor pesky rabbits in
the
UK fields... They have no choice!
The
have to be on the constant move
else:
they will be shot on sight and end
up as
rabbit stew!Here, move or die,
right?On
10/23/2010 1:24:41 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Only the YEAR
of
birth is too general.
Look at it
this way, there are millions
to
a
billion people born in the year of
the rabbit. So how can all
rabbits
move?
2. In fact, in the British
countryside,
perhaps, literally
speaking rabbits are
pests. So
you
got to move! Else, the
farmers
will
shoot you on site!3. There
is
sucha analysis that is part
and
parcel of the standard ba zi:
see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In order
to
find
out "....period where it
might
be
good/bad for migration or
simply
changing to a new location or
environment." The key ingredient
are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH
OF
BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4 HOUR OF
BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on
become
rabbit in
the UK countryside and
pray real hard:
the farmers
don't
shot U!On 10/23/2010
12:24:11
PM,
frank t wrote:
Hi
Master
Cecil,Should someone
born in
the
year of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank
-
What happens if you forced to move? Just think of the poor pesky rabbits in the UK fields...
They have no choice! The have to be on the constant move else: they will be shot on sight and end up as rabbit stew!
Here, move or die, right?QuoteOn 10/23/2010 1:24:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the considerations:-1.
Only the YEAR of birth is too general.
Look at it this way, there are millions
to a billion people born in the year of
the rabbit. So how can all rabbits move?
2. In fact, in the British countryside,
perhaps, literally speaking rabbits are
pests. So you got to move! Else, the
farmers will shoot you on site!3. There
is sucha analysis that is part and
parcel of the standard ba zi: see
attachment. BUT wait!4. In order to find
out "....period where it might be
good/bad for migration or simply
changing to a new location or
environment." The key ingredient are:4.1
YEAR OF BIRTH4.2 MONTH OF BIRTH4.3 DAY
OF BIRTH4.4 HOUR OF BIRTH
(OPTIONAL)Else, go on become rabbit in
the UK countryside and pray real hard:
the farmers don't shot U!On 10/23/2010
12:24:11 PM, frank t wrote:
Hi
Master Cecil,Should someone
born in
the year of the rabbit
move in
2011?Thanks,Frank
-
These are some of the considerations:-
1. Only the YEAR of birth is too general. Look at it this way, there are millions to a billion people born in the year of the rabbit. So how can all rabbits move?
2. In fact, in the British countryside, perhaps, literally speaking rabbits are pests. So you got to move! Else, the farmers will shoot you on site!
3. There is sucha analysis that is part and parcel of the standard ba zi: see attachment. BUT wait!
4. In order to find out "....period where it might be good/bad for migration or simply changing to a new location or environment." The key ingredient are:
4.1 YEAR OF BIRTH
4.2 MONTH OF BIRTH
4.3 DAY OF BIRTH
4.4 HOUR OF BIRTH (OPTIONAL)
Else, go on become rabbit in the UK countryside and pray real hard: the farmers don't shot U!QuoteOn 10/23/2010 12:24:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Cecil,Should someone
born in the year of the rabbit
move in 2011?Thanks,Frank
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