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My Sincere Apologies, this one SEXIST. But is for real. No bull-shit. And did occur in the past!
If you may be offended, please leave this page, now!I DID WARN YOU!
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YOU WERE WARNED!
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Wanted: Healthy production unit!
Wow! This title sounds more like an assembly line and nothing near being human!
In the past, in the 1800's to 1960's even; some very rich Chinese families; especially wealthy overseas Chinese ladies or Tai Tai would want their son to marry a woman that can bear him children. For security, many children so that the probability of having a male son would be higher.
And the illustration looks at some of the traits, these rich Chinese mums or Tai Tai's look for in a potential mate for their son.
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Yes, you made some improvements. But how much is your improvement?
Oops! To confess, I drank less, just pass motion.... -
1. There are so many other concepts, why only consider: based on the Five Element theory?
2. Some concepts either logically makes no sense under the Five Elements concept or hard to apply strictly based on the such a concept.
3. For example; if a cabinet is made of wood but painted in red. Some consider it as a fire element because say the entier cabinet is in red lacquer. While some other person may argue that it is a wood element as the entire cabinet is really made of wood.
4. Therefore, usually another concept is applied, here. This concept is none other than "Symbolism in Feng Shui".
5. Thus, symbolism looks at the overall picture. For example, it does not matter whether the cabinet is made of wood; but ulitmately, as the cabinet is red in colour; it symbolises the fire element (FULL STOP).QuoteOn 10/22/2010 6:30:44 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Sir,How should we classify
artificial flowers according
to the five element theory.
Should we consider them as
wood energy.Thanks
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You may want to read this article:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=2&mid=23906&new=under the Topic: APPLYING LOCATION FACTOR INTO BA ZI
QuoteOn 10/22/2010 6:30:34 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi
If a person is born in US, do
we need to convert the
birthdate based on timezone (
follow Singapore timezone) to
calculate the bazi?
Thanks
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This is a sterling example to understand, the critical qi flow, based on the Flying Star Theory.
Under Flying Star Feng Shui, for bedroom two, the most likely influence comes more from the East sector, be it qi or wind coming into that room from the windows or thru the bedroom door.
While the NE stars are locked up between the corner of the bedroom and part of the staircase area.
The Eight House Theory has severe limitations i.e. you are either at a sector or under a different sector. It is not like you can get the earthquake to change the total directions of the home.
Anyway, the stars you mentioned provided iti is for the East sector, are not that bad, as there are worst stars around.QuoteOn 10/16/2010 7:57:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,I would like to
seek your advice on the
attached layout. Based on
Eight House Theory, the
occupant of bedroom 2?
longevity location is
northeast? while east is
the death location. I noticed
that the east/death line
passes through the bedroom
door and a larger portion of
the bedroom is in the east
location. How bad is this? The
flying stars of this
room?are ?MS 9, WS
7, BS 2.Is the placement of
the bedroom door (opening to
the stairs landing going up) a
concern?Thank you for your
advices.
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Given that it is also not practical to shift the bathroom door to the side of the bed, you really have to live with it.
If not too happy, then, close the toilet door when not in use. As it is also not like one can relocate the toilet.QuoteOn 10/16/2010 7:54:38 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,The bedroom 3 has
its bedroom door facing a
portion of ?the toilet
door. Is this acceptable or
how do we cure this?Thank you.
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Q1. You said: I'm awared that 5 yellow is on the east on 2011 to 2012 and it's where my main door is located now, so i'm very very worried about it, and according to 8 mansion east is my 'death' sector, and west is 'excellent' sector for main door, that's why i think moving to west facing house is better, please correct me if i'm wrong
A1. Unfortunately, your questions keep on asking me the impossible. For example, as I had mentioned earlier, there are many many considerations. How come you only want to move facing west?
A2. As a west group person, there are other directions, and why we say "die, die" west?
A3. Let me give you another illustration. Just take a simple look at this attachment.
A3.1. There are so many unknowns. And for example, and there can be a difference between a bungalow, a semi-detached and a terrace home.
A3.2. For a terrace home, again commonsense says that there are only TWO major openings into a home. And if you say your facing direction is West, then where is the opposite direction? EAST right?
A3.3. Based on the British language: What the bloody hell is this? How are you so certain that your home is always facing West. For such a terrace home, for your info, qi can also come in from the EAST.
A4. Another question mark, is - please refer to my previous thread. There is no other home to compare. Thus, how are you so certain that the next West home has more superior qi than this one that you are owing.
A5. Frankly, unfortunately, even if you put a gun against my head, I can't tell you based on such limited information. And that is why I keep on telling you .. next best under such circumstances: flip that coin. There are so many unknown variables and furthermore, lots more need to be looked at. And questions can seem simplistic but again G.I.G.O.... -
This recent thread or topic is similar to your question on "moving" during pregnancy:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=28410&new=QuoteOn 10/19/2010 9:10:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-A. 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. Reference link:
http://www.geomancy.net/resources/yearly
-forecast/fortunes-2011.htmB. From 3 Feb
2011 to 22 Jan 2012, please see above,
the location in conflict is West: thus
the worst sector for next year is East
at 90 degrees where both the Grand Duke
and the very inauspicious Five yellow is
located.You wrote: 1. when my wife is 6
weeks pregnant, is it ok to move/build a
new master bedroom to the west side of
the house? ]C. Please do a search for
terms like pregnant or
Chinesebelief or custom...
as I had just recently replied in detail
to a similar question. As this is more a
"Chinese" thing or Chinese belief or
custom.2. I found that north and east
according to 8 mansion are not good for
me also, what should i do meanwhile
waiting my wife's delivery? Can i move
to another room alone to get better luck
& health? D. Frankly, such things
cannot be answered just by staring at a
few lines of text. There are more to in
terms of Feng Shui i.e. Holistic
approach vs piecemeal. Feng Shui is also
not about just eating or sleeping on the
8 mansion alone. There are other major
considerations: Location, location,
location, even under Flying star, there
are Periods, facing direction(s)
etc...3. Is it better & safer to
find new house facing west after my
wife's delivery?E. Again, as we all
know, there is no comparison at the
moment. You ask me this question. I ask
you another: How do you know that the
new house facing west has a better Feng
Shui than your current house? It is not
like automatically, or so simple as, no
good move house.E1. What happens even if
the home is a west facing home; there is
no guarantee that it will have better
Feng Shui.F. In my opinion, one cannot
simply apply piecemeal Feng Shui or
grope in the dark.G. In such situations,
unfortunately, I would like always
recommend that you might as well flip a
coin. Isn't this easier? On 10/19/2010
4:02:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Sorry
for not including
picture master
Cecil..so my
questions is: 1. when
my wife is 6 weeks pregnant,
is
it ok to move/build a new
master
bedroom to the west side of
the
house? ]2. I found that
north and
east
according to 8 mansion are not
good for me also, what should
i
do
meanwhile waiting my wife's
delivery? Can i move to
another
room alone
to get better luck &
health? 3. Is it better &
safer to find new house facing
west after my wife's
delivery?additional data:
bedroom on north with:
mountain
star 5, water star 2,
with base star
4west sector
base star 1, double
mountain
and water star 8 & 8my
kua
7my wife's kua 8 (both rabbit
from 1975)
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These are some of the considerations:-
A. 2011 Flying Star ForecastNorth 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.
B. From 3 Feb 2011 to 22 Jan 2012, please see above, the location in conflict is West: thus the worst sector for next year is East at 90 degrees where both the Grand Duke and the very inauspicious Five yellow is located.
You wrote: 1. when my wife is 6 weeks pregnant, is it ok to move/build a new master bedroom to the west side of the house? ]
C. Please do a search for terms like pregnant or Chinesebelief or custom... as I had just recently replied in detail to a similar question. As this is more a "Chinese" thing or Chinese belief or custom.
2. I found that north and east according to 8 mansion are not good for me also, what should i do meanwhile waiting my wife's delivery? Can i move to another room alone to get better luck & health?
D. Frankly, such things cannot be answered just by staring at a few lines of text. There are more to in terms of Feng Shui i.e. Holistic approach vs piecemeal. Feng Shui is also not about just eating or sleeping on the 8 mansion alone. There are other major considerations: Location, location, location, even under Flying star, there are Periods, facing direction(s) etc...
3. Is it better & safer to find new house facing west after my wife's delivery?
E. Again, as we all know, there is no comparison at the moment. You ask me this question. I ask you another: How do you know that the new house facing west has a better Feng Shui than your current house? It is not like automatically, or so simple as, no good move house.
E1. What happens even if the home is a west facing home; there is no guarantee that it will have better Feng Shui.
F. In my opinion, one cannot simply apply piecemeal Feng Shui or grope in the dark.
G. In such situations, unfortunately, I would like always recommend that you might as well flip a coin. Isn't this easier?QuoteOn 10/19/2010 4:02:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Sorry for not including
picture master Cecil..so my
questions is: 1. when
my wife is 6 weeks pregnant,
is it ok to move/build a new
master
bedroom to the west side of
the house? ]2. I found that
north and east
according to 8 mansion are not
good for me also, what should
i do
meanwhile waiting my wife's
delivery? Can i move to
another room alone
to get better luck &
health? 3. Is it better &
safer to find new house facing
west after my wife's
delivery?additional data:
bedroom on north with:
mountain star 5, water star 2,
with base star 4west sector
base star 1, double mountain
and water star 8 & 8my kua
7my wife's kua 8 (both rabbit
from 1975)
- Sickness Star this year is at South
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The saying goes: a picture tells a thousand words.
Many lines of text, can easily lead to miscommunication. And it is so boring to digest ... lines of text... .QuoteOn 10/19/2010 10:39:03 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,Me and wife
are both rabbit born in '75,
my kua number is 7 (weak
water) & wife is 8
(strong earth), we built an
east facing house a year ago,
with main door located
at east (& also facing
east), main bedroom is at
north sector
(unfortunately has mountain
5-water 2 flying star), we're
sleeping with bed
heading to west directionI
just realised that the eight
mansion tells me that east is
the direction of death
and north is disaster (&
west is the best), but
surprisingly we just
found out that my wife
is 6 weeks pregnant and i know
that it's not good to move the
bed or new house until
delivery.My question is, is it
ok if we build a new main
bedroom in the west sector?
(since west is empty garden,
& better sector for me and
wife). Since moving here i've
been facing a lot of
financial & health
problem, is it ok if i'm the
one who move to sleep on
different room to get better
health and finance? Or is it
better to move to another
house completely (west
facing) after delivery? Thank
you very much for your help,
really appreciate your
time, bless you..
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1. It is even better as the staircase is at Marking B vs if the staircase is at marking A.
You said: "The centerpoint of the house (intersection of 2 lines excluding garage and backyard area)is near thecorner of the bathroom and the bedroom door.Is thisa concern?"
2. To understandthe extent of how serious a leak is etc... cannot be based on such a short statement that you wrote (shown in red, above).
3. Feng Shui is a holistic approach and many other considerations like: firstly, location, location and location; the facing direction, the flying star numbers... da da da ... di di di ... da da da..If you want an answerjust onthe above statement, thenmy recommendation is: get a coin: choose the significance of what is if head or tail. Thenflipthe coin and, here,whatever answer .. go for it.QuoteOn 10/19/2010 3:01:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,If the start of the stair
will be at B, is this considered a
major leak and must be cured?The
centerpoint of the house (intersection
of 2 lines excluding garage and backyard
area)is near thecorner of
the bathroom and the bedroom
door.Is thisa
concern?Thank you for your
advice.
On 10/15/2010 8:29:36 PM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Further to what I had
mentioned, just
re-looked at the
layout plan:-1. Looks
like the large
expanse of windows and
main door
open towards the car garage.2.
Other
than the concern for the rain,
always good to have some openings at
the
side of the lawn and at the
bedroom, the
windows could be
opened.3. This is to
avoid any
remote possibility of carbon
monoxide - if the garage door is
closed
and the fumes from the
vehicles
inadvertently "craw" into
the home.
(Nice-to do: Some invest
in a reasonably
priced carbon
monoxide detector in the
living room
area and bedroom).4. Of
course
commonsense not to store any
inflammable items in this garage. On
10/15/2010 7:04:33 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
1. Please see attachment.
2. In my
opinion the main door
face only a
tiny
area of the
bedroom corner thus
generally
OK.3. From the layout,
can't
really tell whether to go
upstairs, it
is from A to B or
from
the area B to
A.4.
Ifthestart of the
staircase is from A to B; then
best
to
close the main entrance
door when
not in
use; as if we
stand at the
main door and
see
the staircase ...
"coming down" this
is symbolic of
wealth
flowingdown
the
staircase
and the"nearest"
exit
point is via the main
entrance.5.
Thus in terms of
"wealth"
leak;if
the entrance
of
the staircase starts at
A; this
is inmy opinion, a greater
concern than the tiny protusion
of
the
bedroom corner
wall.On
10/15/2010
3:07:14
PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Master
Cecil,I read that
main
door
should
not face a
corner.
I
am attaching a
layout
of the
house. Is the main
door
facing
the bedroom corner? Is
this
bad?Thank you.
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1. Your question reminds me of the program: Mind your language. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind_Your_Language
1.1 In fact, there is a rerun on fhis hilarious show now on one of the Starhub channel.
1.2 One should not, like the characters of the show equate it literally to fixing broken things.
You wrote: "Do we need a master to evaluate the leaks or one can do it himself."
2. Of course, if everthing does not make sense to that person, then you may have to seek help. Otherwise, others have Do It Yourself (D.I.Y.)QuoteOn 10/18/2010 10:32:17 PM, Anonymous wrote:
sir,There is a bit of
confusion about the fix the
le.1 ak concept. Does it just
means to fix the broken things
and complete the incomplete
jobs or is it more
complicated. Do we need a
master to evaluate the leaks
or one can do it
himself.Thanks
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In my opinion:-
1. The saying goes "if the house is yours, it will be yours". Usually, for majority of people, with average luck and above; can easily encounter such a situation. That is why, many attest to this saying.
2. For those who are down and out, even if the home is yours; it will not be yours. Thus, people down with luck will find everything is not so smooth. Thus they will not encounter "what is yours; but rather what could be yours becoming what is others".
3. Feng Shui is about earth luck or luck from the land such as a home.
4.It is said thatearth luckis strongest at the ground. Thus, in Singapore, how many own landed properties vs the vast majority that has to live "elsewhere".Don't mistaken "elsewhere" to mean the wrong thing.Elsewhere refers to often living higher floors.
5. Location, location andlocation. Thisis huge factor as it encompass even the environment, the site, the building or land that one's homesits on. And some homes can enjoy : "Quantum Leap" in Feng Shui. (Quantum Leap can be searched in this forum resource).
6. In the past, especially those Housing Development Board (HDB) flats;those single leaf main doors havevery auspiciousFeng Shui ruler dimensions : eventhe frame + the openings are based on the Feng Shui ruler. Just that this is not publicised perhaps due to the sensitivity of a multi racial society.
7.Many homes,can sustain various protusions and missing corners - not necessarly that these flats must automatically have problems.QuoteOn 10/18/2010 10:35:06 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,Thanks for your interesting
views.Getting a house suitable for
anyone seems to require some affinity
& luck.I've heard of the
saying "it is not the person that
chooses the house, but rather it is the
house that chooses the person." So even
if the person likes the house, &
knows that the house is
auspicious,he may not have the
chance to get it. The luck & fortune
in getting a good house depends on the
merits of the person.So perhaps one
should not be focusing too much on feng
shui, but rather reflect on our inner
self to change our fate in the long run.
Nowadays, the shapes of houses have alot
of missing corners. I wonder if there
are any other ways to overcome the
negative effects of the missing corners,
other than feng shui. But if the missing
corner does not bring great disaster to
the family, I suppose that is already
fortunate enough. On 10/18/2010 7:44:20
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
When MRT trains
gets crowded; it is
another
indication that somehow, threre
are
so more people in the country that
may require public housing....On
10/17/2010 10:58:51 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
What's the problem? No
problem!
No smoke! Look
everywhere today and
construction, construction and
construction of housing is on
the way!DO WAIT three years
time! If you need a flat. BUT
if
you own a home today, only
cheers
and cheers and cheers!
Don't ask me,
about the
question: sell high but
need
to buy high; how ah?Reference
on Cabinet Minister:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M
ah_Bow_Tan P.S.
Singaporeans MAY know what
"Marlboro Tan" means-
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When MRT trains gets crowded; it is another indication that somehow, threre are so more people in the country that may require public housing....QuoteOn 10/17/2010 10:58:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:
What's the problem? No
problem! No smoke! Look
everywhere today and
construction, construction and
construction of housing is on
the way!DO WAIT three years
time! If you need a flat. BUT
if you own a home today, only
cheers and cheers and cheers!
Don't ask me, about the
question: sell high but need
to buy high; how ah?Reference
on Cabinet Minister:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M
ah_Bow_Tan P.S.
Singaporeans MAY know what
"Marlboro Tan" means-
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What's the problem? No problem! No smoke! Look everywhere today and construction, construction and construction of housing is on the way!
DO WAIT three years time! If you need a flat.
BUT if you own a home today, only cheers and cheers and cheers! Don't ask me, about the question: sell high but need to buy high; how ah?
Reference on Cabinet Minister: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mah_Bow_Tan
P.S. Singaporeans MAY know what "Marlboro Tan" means- -
1. In my opinion, you got it all mixed up. Both authority and determination are nothing close to relation or spouse sort of thing.
1.1. Authority refers to things like leadership skill. And more authoritative in nature.
1.2.While determination is really what it means; being determined.
2. Ba Zi Day Pillar:-
2.1 In a detailed ba zi report;
2.1.1 On relationships; please check out the sample partial extract of a detailed ba zi report. IN PURPLE: the day pillar says it all " SELF and SPOUSE"
2.1.2 House of Conception
For the male; this represents the SPOUSE. And for the female her CHILD.QuoteOn 10/17/2010 2:36:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,I am a
female and i realised I do not
have the Authority god(Zheng
Guan) and only have
Determination(Qi Sha).I read
somewhere Authority means
husband.Doesthat mean I
will never have a husband
-only boyfriends from the Bazi
point of view?I know it's only
33.3% of my luck.Curious
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1. In the 1990's, MRT stations were far and few. And condos that were near to main roads were sold at around 600+ per square feet.
2. And during the recession period, such properties lost their value and some were even priced at$400+ to$500(99 years old). Many got burnt as theymade a capital loss of at least$100k, excludinginterests to banks etc...
3. Today is different: two major events:-
3.1. Look at the population statistics of Singapore. As many condos have no restriction with regards to non-residents; prices even for 99 years are shooting over the roof (not considering those freehold ones).
3.2.Just look at how many cars on our road today vs when I enjoyed driving in the 1980's...
4. End of communism (other than the crazycountry called North Korea).
5.Just having a mammoth giant atour back yard i.e. China (not including India) and today, I feel is different. Prices of properties will continue to climb.
6. Leasehold properties even 99 years can easily fetch $800 psfand to the crazy price of the condo at Ang Mo Kio Central that fetchedQuote$1K psf...
7. Let's hope the government's cooling down measures temporarily cooled the property sector.
8. It's a pity, that nowadays, government is less proactive in that in the past, they build many many HDB flats to cater for demand. Today, they wait for demand to rise OR built only when they have exhausted stocks of fragmented flats for sale. Not like in the 1970's; 1980's where whole estates were built e.g. 1970's Bedok mid-1970's to 1980's Tampines, Yishun etc...
8.1 That is why so many of their main contractors went bust 5 to 10 years ago!
9. In my opinion, therefore, a non-proactive government means... prices will suddenly surge and then the civil servants who were sitting in their armchairs; start like this period; suddenly hear Engelbert Humperdinck sing "release me" and then suddenly woke up and start releasing lots of land during this non-proactive period (perhaps not realising that population has gone thru the roof at 5million!)... Just imagine, 5 million ... no wonder.. property prices if it does not rise; I will shot my foot, first!
10. Anyway, just imagine in the 1960's to 1970's a terrace house can be gotten for a few thousand dollars... If our population still keep on growing and China become very prosperous; it is quite sad that in 15 years time, if we choose to go to China for holidays; cannot imaginewhat their exchange rate is like - most likelybetwice or more the value of aSGD dollar.
Source and credit:-
http://www.singstat.gov.sg/stats/themes/people/hist/popn.html
YEAR TOTAL POPULATIONS'pore Residents
('000) ('000)1980 (Census)2,413.92,282.119812,532.82,324.419822,646.52,365.719832,681.12,406.219842,732.22,443.719852,736.02,482.619862,733.42,518.619872,774.82,553.919882,846.12,598.519892,930.92,647.61990 (Census)3,047.12,735.919913,135.12,794.719923,230.72,849.819933,313.52,904.519943,419.02,959.419953,524.53,013.519963,670.73,068.119973,796.03,123.419983,927.23,180.019993,958.73,229.72000 (Census)4,027.93,273.420014,138.03,325.920024,176.03,382.920034,114.83,366.920044,166.73,413.320054,265.83,467.820064,401.43,525.920074,588.63,583.120084,839.43,642.720094,987.63,733.92010(Census)
5,076.7
3,771.7
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1. Yes, psychologically speaking, so long as the bed is not in full view of the main door; especially for your layout; there is no major advantages in having a partition.
2. Alternatively, if one feels uncomfortable; then "slam shut" the main door when not in use is another sterling solution.
3. In fact, your layout plan is far better (not the best) but better than the other two attachments: Depot Road flats; where the main door opens directly towards the balcony area. Such flats, is more critical than your layout plan.QuoteOn 10/15/2010 11:38:40 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thank you very much Master Cecil. I
don't like having a partition so can I
assume that I can go without a partition
for this layout as long as the bed is in
the blue area?On 10/15/2010 11:29:46 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
1. Please see my
comments on the
attachment.2. For
the benefit of users,
here; I have
attached "similar" type of
(slanted)
main door - apartments. The
flats
are located at Depot Road. For
example 111A depot road. These flats
started their lease around 1995.On
10/15/2010 10:35:04 PM, Mandy NSK
wrote:
wow, I didn't think you
will reply
that
fast, very touch
by the kind
gesture
uploaded& you can
see
it in
the bottom of this page?
On 10/15/2010
8:28:37 PM, Mandy
NSK
wrote:
Appended by
Cecil: Sorry,
no plans
attached. Please keep
the
file size
small.I just
uploaded the floor plan
On
10/15/2010 8:10:26 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Frankly, it is
better
to
see the
real
thing than
to
imagine. Like
the
saying
goes "
a
picture (layout)
tells a
thousand words." On
10/15/2010
8:07:36
PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hi
Robert,Can
you kindly
advise me if I need a
partition in the
main
entrance?
I'm
concern
because
if you
were to
stand
outside
the main
entrance can
see all
the
way into
the
master
bedroom
even the main
entrance
door is not
directly
facing
the
master
bedroom door.Thank
you
in
advance!
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1. Please see my comments on the attachment.
2. For the benefit of users, here; I have attached "similar" type of (slanted) main door - apartments. The flats are located at Depot Road. For example 111A depot road. These flats started their lease around 1995.QuoteOn 10/15/2010 10:35:04 PM, Anonymous wrote:
wow, I didn't think you will reply that
fast, very touch by the kind gesture
uploaded& you can see it in
the bottom of this page? On 10/15/2010
8:28:37 PM, Mandy NSK wrote:
Appended by Cecil: Sorry, no plans
attached. Please keep the file size
small.I just uploaded the floor plan
On
10/15/2010 8:10:26 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Frankly, it is better to
see the
real
thing than to
imagine. Like the
saying
goes "
a picture (layout)
tells a
thousand words." On
10/15/2010
8:07:36
PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi Robert,Can
you kindly
advise me if I need a
partition in the main
entrance?
I'm concern
because
if you were to
stand
outside
the main entrance can
see all
the way into the
master
bedroom even the main
entrance
door is not
directly facing
the
master
bedroom door.Thank
you in
advance!
-
Further to what I had mentioned, just re-looked at the layout plan:-
1. Looks like the large expanse of windows and main door open towards the car garage.
2. Other than the concern for the rain, always good to have some openings at the side of the lawn and at the bedroom, the windows could be opened.
3. This is to avoid any remote possibility of carbon monoxide - if the garage door is closed and the fumes from the vehicles inadvertently "craw" into the home. (Nice-to do: Some invest in a reasonably priced carbon monoxide detector in the living room area and bedroom).
4. Of course commonsense not to store any inflammable items in this garage.QuoteOn 10/15/2010 7:04:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Please see attachment. 2. In my
opinion the main door face only a tiny
area of the bedroom corner thus
generally OK.3. From the layout, can't
really tell whether to go upstairs, it
is from A to B or from the area B to
A.4. Ifthestart of the
staircase is from A to B; then best to
close the main entrance door when not in
use; as if we stand at the main door and
see the staircase ... "coming down" this
is symbolic of wealth flowingdown
the staircase and the"nearest"
exit point is via the main entrance.5.
Thus in terms of "wealth" leak;if
the entrance of the staircase starts at
A; this is inmy opinion, a greater
concern than the tiny protusion of the
bedroom corner wall.On 10/15/2010
3:07:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master
Cecil,I read that main
door should
not face a corner.
I am attaching a
layout of the
house. Is the main
door facing
the bedroom corner? Is
this
bad?Thank you.
-
Frankly, it is better to see the real thing than to imagine. Like the saying goes " a picture (layout) tells a thousand words."QuoteOn 10/15/2010 8:07:36 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Robert,Can you kindly
advise me if I need a
partition in the main
entrance? I'm concern because
if you were to stand outside
the main entrance can see all
the way into the master
bedroom even the main entrance
door is not directly facing
the master bedroom door.Thank
you in advance!
-
These are additional considerations:-
1. Earth luck is strongest on the ground. Thus for a landed property, the sitting and facing direction is much easier to get correct: unless the land is complicated by e.g. the back of the home faces a beautiful lake etc...
2. But if your "potential house" is really not a landed property but a so called high rise; What makes one think that you can get the facing direction 100 percent correct? Even amongst geomancers; can't agree with the sitting and facing direction.
3. As mentioned under Para 2; G.I.G.O. If one feels that facing direction is West but instead the real facing direction is another facing direction....
4. Facing west simply means sitting east facing west.
5. Such assessment has a higher weightage for landed property as mentioned earlier: earth luck is strongest at the ground level. But if one is say at higher floors; then the higher the floor; such things as north facing (water element) has less and less "strength".
6. As mentioned, proper Feng Shui is holistic in nature: comprising Shapes and Forms, the location and even compass school of Feng Shui: Eight House and Flying Star.
7. Thus posting a few lines or sentences to request for which is the best facing is like a person trapped in communist country in the 1970's or even 1980's... with no knowledge of what is beyond the wall!
8. Do a search in the forum for "Quantum Leap" and things like north = water good for mum or not is considered as "peanuts". There are bigger things, really.QuoteOn 10/15/2010 3:06:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thank you for your reply Master Lee. We
will observe the locations for the
potential houses.About the House facing
direction, does West facing means seats
East and therefore is a Wood element
house? Therefore, a strong metal person
that becomes a weak metal person is more
suitable with West facing Wood
house/North Facing South house? We would
like to increase her Metal or introduce
the Water element, so we look at the
Facing or Seating position?Thank you
again.On 10/15/2010 2:10:37 PM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
These are some of the
considerations:-1.
Location,
location and locationShapes
and
Forms Feng Shui is very important.
And this thing about: location,
location
and location has the
highest weigtage
than say a west or
north house.2.
Unfortunately, it is
difficult to
comment your statement
without a bigger
picture: the
environment, the site, the
home or
building.3. And equally critical
are
the issues of the interior layout of
the home! For example, what is the
use
of a west or north home if the
sector of
the bedrooms and mum's
bedroom is
located.4. For example,
even if the west
home is good, but
if one plots a proper
flying star
and there are lots of #5 and
or #2
and or with #9; then it is just as
bad.5. Like an earlier posting;
where
original issue could be a home
at the
"T-junction". But, in
essence, a greater
concern could be
a petrol station which
is less than
1 km radius of that home.6.
Thus,
again, unfortunately, your
question
is like: might as well flip a
coin:
heads or tails. Without indepth
information; the advice is akin to
G.I.G.O. Garbage in garbage out...
On
10/15/2010 12:14:45 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Dear Master Lee,From my
mother's
bazi report, her day
master is weak
metal and
because of the other metal
ssupport, she is considered as
a
Strong Metal. For the
current period
until
2012,her fire weightage
is stronger than her metal
weightage. She has no water
element in her bazi.Her
bone loss is quite severe too
though she has sought the
relevant specialists. We are
looking into moving
houseto aid her health.
Which would be a better choice
for her, a West house that
promotes Longetivityor a
North house which could
extinguish the fire
(maybe)?Thank you for
your
assistance.
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1. Please see attachment.
2. In my opinion the main door face only a tiny area of the bedroom corner thus generally OK.
3. From the layout, can't really tell whether to go upstairs, it is from A to B or from the area B to A.
4. Ifthestart of the staircase is from A to B; then best to close the main entrance door when not in use; as if we stand at the main door and see the staircase ... "coming down" this is symbolic of wealth flowingdown the staircase and the"nearest" exit point is via the main entrance.
5. Thus in terms of "wealth" leak;if the entrance of the staircase starts at A; this is inmy opinion, a greater concern than the tiny protusion of the bedroom corner wall.QuoteOn 10/15/2010 3:07:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil,I read that main
door should not
face a corner.
I am attaching a layout of the
house. Is the main door facing
the bedroom corner? Is this
bad?Thank you.
-
These are some of the considerations:-
1. Location, location and location
Shapes and Forms Feng Shui is very important. And this thing about: location, location and location has the highest weigtage than say a west or north house.
2. Unfortunately, it is difficult to comment your statement without a bigger picture: the environment, the site, the home or building.
3. And equally critical are the issues of the interior layout of the home! For example, what is the use of a west or north home if the sector of the bedrooms and mum's bedroom is located.
4. For example, even if the west home is good, but if one plots a proper flying star and there are lots of #5 and or #2 and or with #9; then it is just as bad.
5. Like an earlier posting; where original issue could be a home at the "T-junction". But, in essence, a greater concern could be a petrol station which is less than 1 km radius of that home.
6. Thus, again, unfortunately, your question is like: might as well flip a coin: heads or tails. Without indepth information; the advice is akin to G.I.G.O. Garbage in garbage out...QuoteOn 10/15/2010 12:14:45 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,From my
mother's bazi report, her day
master is weak metal and
because of the other metal
ssupport, she is considered as
a Strong Metal. For the
current period until
2012,her fire weightage
is stronger than her metal
weightage. She has no water
element in her bazi.Her
bone loss is quite severe too
though she has sought the
relevant specialists. We are
looking into moving
houseto aid her health.
Which would be a better choice
for her, a West house that
promotes Longetivityor a
North house which could
extinguish the fire
(maybe)?Thank you for
your assistance.
living close to power line, is it bad feng shui
in General Help
Posted
1. In my opinion, there are no known scientific concerns posed by say strong magnetic influence such as those emiited by powerlines.
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2. MRI's used in hospitals have eeven more powerfull magnets.
3. However, it may be different issue if the tower supporting the poweline slices thru like a butter knife thru an opening of a home such as when standing at thhe balcony, it slices thru it sort of thing.
4. Or tthe tower or pole, can be any other pole closeby that might collapse against part of the home.
5. Otherwise, chances of such occurences is far less unlikely that a vehhicle accident, and also so much less than a plane falling out of the sky.