Cecil Lee

These are some of the considerations: 1. Between 1970's to 1985 thereabouts, many Geomancers simply check what is your bazi element (favourable colours) and simply or rudimentary advise you to use these (those) favourable colours of yours. 2. During that time, it is even very common to find a geomancer telling his client: you lack wood. And this client would make sure that his whole house is "full of wood". 3. If the above was so popular, should I follow this 1970's to 1985 trend? 4. Nowadays, Flying Star Feng Shui is no longer a "secret". And since the Flying Star Feng Shui is all about the birth-chart of the house; 5. It makes sense that even if one's bazi element or colours are such and such... it is best to harmonise it with the Flying Star chart of a specific room sector. 5.1. For example if the sector has Mountain Star #5 and Water #2. If the person's ba zi wealth colour is EARTH (Yellow); For this specific sector, it is best to avoid YELLOW colour even if it is considered suitable to the ba zi of that person. 5.2. Otherwise, just "faint ignorant" and go ahead and paint the room to your suitable colours. If it has been done in the 1970's to 1985 ...hmmmm.... hmmm...

1. We humans have our birth chart. 2. Your office also has it's own birth chart e.g. When it was built and first occupied. 3. On a "scientific" level The Compass School: Flying Star is one instrument that can be used to detect what type of wealth sector and whether say the water position at the entrance is favourable or not. If it is found suitable then it does not matter whether your partner is a small fire element person. Current, it is anybody's guess without such a study.

1. Yes, the number of hobs is one consideration. Hops as in the stove burner. And often, the Flying Star chart is looked at to futher fine tune whether the hobs are either even or odd number(s). 2. Traditionally, matt finished stainless steel is OK. 3. One Feng Shui school of thought considers it "inauspicious" to have a highly reflective glass behind the stove. Or a highly polished reflective stainless steel material. As this School felt that a home should not have TWO stoves. And such a reflective mirror symbolises a home having two stoves. Here, the conotation is that the male partner will have to "support" two partners e.g. a wife and a mistress = TWO STOVES. 4. Well, to some man, wow, this is great? Right? They would have a common wife to support and a mistress somewhere else! This is what the "TWO" stoves is about!

In my opinion, these are some considerations: 1. Overall, based on Shapes and Forms, majority of the blocks are tall point blocks (from a distance much like thoseHDB 5-room point-blocks of themid-1970's era). 2. Onegood thing about such "point blocks eg.Blk 20, 26, 28, 30, 32 - based on Shapes andForms allows qi to flow well from most directions. 3.Majority of the stacks face North-South directions (slight tilt) towards the north-west but in general most of the developmentunder Flying Star Feng Shui should be Period 7 (10 years old) apartments: stacks facing either North or South directions. 4. Based on current Period 8, 2004 to 2023, the better facingstacks (standing inside the living room looking out of the living room windows)are those South facing ones as compared to North facing ones.Thusstacks under Blocks 20, 26, 28, 30 and 32- with south facing apartments are preferred over Block 22 where stacks can face North directions. 5.Have to pay extra attention especiallyfor some of the stacks underBlock 20 which is parallel to the canal leading towards (Johore / andKranji Reservoir).

In General, these are the considerations or pairings of roof tile colors and exterior wall finishes:- 1. If possible, it is advisable to avoid a BLUE roof. According to the I-ching, blue symbolizes difficulty, and if it covers the entire roof, it resembles water above you. 2. If a blue roof MUST be utilized, then the exterior walls should be white or off-white, but never cream or beige. 3. If a grey roof is chosen, the optimal choice for the exterior walls is white. Grey exterior walls are acceptable, but if a grey roof is used, cream or beige walls should be avoided. 4. According to the current Feng Shui period, the most favorable colors are earth tones (cream or beige), particularly for exterior walls. Therefore, if a green roof is employed, cream, beige, or peachy colors are suitable. 5. WHITE roofs are not recommended as they symbolize "death or mourning." 6. Common traditional colors include orange or maroon. In such cases, any exterior wall colors are permissible. For instance, if roofs of these colors are used, exterior wall colors can vary from white to off-white, cream or beige, to red brick tile colors, and so forth.

Further to what I had mentioned; attached, please find the "breakdown" of the components of the dry creek. As mentioned earlier; larger stones (rocks) = Yang; while the smaller pebbles and it's lighter shade shows an imaginary profile of a water course. While at the outer far reaches of this landscaping should be considered as transparent or not so relevant to this entire dry creek thing. I mean the sandy part of it. In the Japanese Zen garden, they simply use all smilar sized pebble in the entire yard. Thus the yard : only has larger stones and pebbles and some decorate lamp(s).

1. This "dry creek" kinda of thing is popular with Japan or Japanese landscaping. 2. Thus in general, under Symbolism in Feng Shui; just imagine your rather smaller sized pebbles as water droplets. 3. While you have the huge stones, the size of roughly a bowling ball or smaller. These larger stones can be considered as "earth" element. 4. Thusbased on Yin and Yang concept: para 2 (YIN = smaller stones or rocks) is combined with para 3(Yang = larger bowling ball or larger than ostrich egg sized rocks).

1. Some condos are considered as Feng Shui friendly. Some are ECO friendly. 2. However, Clementi Woods Condo should be classified as "child" friendly... WHY? 3. The tell-tale sign is when one approaches each unit at the doorway (entrance!) 4. Here, every apartment main door entrancehas two "nipples" oops! Sorry, I mean.. two fish eye viewer(s). 5. There is the fish eye view for an adult. And there is also a lower fish eye view to accomodate a child. Not just any child. A child that is around 32 inches in height! 6. I must say this condo allows family members to treat their child or children equally. Or that they have equal rights in whom they want to enter the home. Kind of a delegated responsibility when it comes to the "gate-keeper" of sorts. 7. Most likely, entrance doors would be opened much faster! Just imagine.. an active child can streak across the room to the door in no time. 8. To make it even easier, all entrance doors are "no frills" doors. This is the first development after TOP in this modern times that has NO electronic lock(s). Just simple key-lock system!

What happens if we have a choice to install as many fish-eye viewers on our main door? What would you do?

In my opinion, for the kitchen, these are some of the considerations under Feng Shui:- 1. Size of kitchen matters 2. Location of stove and if possible sink does not face or "clash" with the stove 3. Number of hobs for the stove 4. Which compass sector the kitchen (stove) is located 5. If there is an opening and if the stove faces the opening of a bedroom... 6. Preferred height of the stove 7. Stove face the toilet These are more important considerations for the kitchen. And if the kitchen door does not face a bedroom and/or living room area, then most of the time, it is not a major issue. What you had mentioned the type of or design of the door knob is considered "peanuts" or "small fry" type of thing. Therefore not as important as any of the above Para 1 to 7 senarios.

This person is either too free or MAD! He keeps on imagining himself on a portait on a hearse and travelling all over Singapore to his final destination.. a certain crematoria...

Is it true that Feng Shui is very complicated? Yes or No?

When I was a child; the deepest impression was aCantonese movie that has a story of pure filial piety... Inthis unforgettable movie;the actress "Chan po po" I believe, cut off her own flesh to feed her mum. Totally like "wow!"...

Is it true to say that "Like father; like son?"

This is an "automatic" modern flower bath booth... Just insert: $10 and proceed for the flower bathe! Fast and Efficient!

These are some considerations on Block 403:- 1. The Block's facing stretches from NW facing to NE facing. And there are even some units that face "Easterly". 2. I assume that the block of flats was built or TOP under Period 7: 1984 to 2003. 3. Period 7, NW facing directions NW1, NW2/3generally today (2004 to 2023) as having small luck as the water wealth under the Period 7 is trapped in the centre. 4. Better units are those facing NE but these units face 406 thus blocked view. 5. Lower floor units of block 403 especially the ones facing the T junction i.e. the road leading from Gardens at Bishan / Bishan condo park etc.. should pay more attention even though it is not at the fringe of the T-junction. More attended needed in this case. 6. If one talks about temple behind the block 403, blocks 401 and 404 are considered even closer to the temple(s). However, if you ask this question, when it is time for one to sell such units even at 403; others may also worry about this point. Thus this is not Feng Shui but future resale value. Plus yearly, the area is notorious for traffic congestion annually. 7. Block 403 Easterly units that are close to Block 404 seems to have some clear space. This is considered better than the North-East block facing units that are parallel to block 406. 8. From a Feng Shui point of view, it is best that any of the units in this development does not face the "spine" of the temple which is the most prominent object in this area. 9. Not considering the type of units; in general based purely on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui HDB-point block 402 seems a better block. Again I am not referring to or care whether it is a 5 or 4/3 room flat. However, half the block faces NW (again not a good facing) and SE (which is equally not so fantastic facing) = a catch 22 situation.

The chop-stick is not compatible to the Western fast-food = Hamburger! Chop-sticks allow us to eat only bite sized food; one at a time. And this is the key to more healthy way of eating food.

The Boss says it is good to often take a power nap, daily!

Congratulations on your home purchase. This house is very suitable for you!

Whenever, I see these pictures of some of these views of Caribbean At Keppel Bay, 2 Keppel Bay Drive; it reminds me of a recent converstation with an old client: She was the one that sold her Sentosa Cove home for $36 million to the Chinese person. This topic was the talk of the real estate world and for many in Singapore a few weeks ago. The Caribbean At Keppel Bay, 2 Keppel Bay Drive although cannot equate the views it's neighbouring Sentosa, but; this development is equally popular today as it is just at the fringe of the Sentosa development and Vivo city mega shopping centre. Caribbean At Keppel Bay, 2 Keppel Bay Drive can be considered asthe "poorer" man's = bungalow at the sea (although these are merely units within blocks of apartments)... Maybe, some of the owners are hoping that their units can also be sold for 36 million SGP dollars!

1. Some city scenes and the Tanjong Pagar Estate. 2. The distinctive Pinnacle @ Duxton : conceived from three ideas: computer circuit boards; piano keys and The Matrix show...

This home next to the entrance of Jewel @ Chuan Hoe has lots of triangular shaped roofs pointed in all directions. We call this a "porcupine-roof" house...

Sorry, the resolution is not so clear, but this pair of qi lin on the two front pillars of the gate of this home has one of the widest smiles around. Location: The Tan family resident (next door to) the new development that had just TOP: Jewel @ Chuan Hoe

The idea is that spirits travel in a straight line and a zig zag bridge will certainly confuse the spirits!

A building with such angular corners is not Feng Shui friendly... This block of private apartmentis along Yio Chu Kang Road - just before Phillips Avenue.