Cecil Lee

1. When we move-in; it is NICE-to choose a good date if we can. And it is not a MUST-have situation. 2. In many instances; especially if two partities are involved i.e. selecting dates for two persons; on many occasions, some of the dates may not be the best dates. Thus, it is still acceptable to have a mix of average and even mixed blessing days chosen as the move-in date. 3. What is worse are dates related to inauspicious or very inauspicious days.

Today is my very inauspicious day... and I am driving.. or told that I should drive safely and keep to speed limits. And the night before, havesufficient rest. If not, I am suppose to take taxi rides, instead.

Did I drown my water wealth by constructing a mountain instead? Is this ever possible.

1. Frankly, I had illustrated the significance of first placing on the outside of the door and why it was taken in, later and "put" right (right side up). 2. Anything else, is entire up to you. If you still feed good about what you are doing and have or can justify what you thing is good, then go ahead with it. 3. As such things - or for such things: there is no right or wrong answers. Yin Long L. wrote: Thanks Master Cecil. My follow up question is, is leaving them upside down from inside the home (inside the main door)causes a leak in fortune? I have the idea that the Chinese word for 'arrive' and 'upside down' is "Dao," so it is kind of clever pun, the idea of"Luck and Spring has arrived." So Master is this OK, or stilltheir physical symbolism of turning them right-side upis better? Warm regards...

I tried to become an air-force pilot so that I can wear a blue jacket! But, was not accepted by the air-force. Thus no choice, I don't like being a policeman; so I became a postman.

Help me! My son reguarly gets into fights! He plays truant from school. He mixes with bad company. His study is getting from bad to worse! He made a girl pregnant. He ran away from home recently. Haven't seen him for nearly two weeks! Can someone help me, please! I beg you!

Feng Shui can help to aid in conception or for those trying to have children.

1. What you said makes sense; but take note of the following factors:- 1.1. Usually, this is more effective if one is building a NEW home from scratch. For example, if you have a better view at the "back" of the home; and want to really consider SW direction as your "facing direction" then:- 1.2. Try to make the SW or back of the home your daily activity area : especially make this area as a living room area with optional patio etc... 1.3. It is fool hardy to pretend to make the SW area of your home your frontage especially if your washing / drying / garbage depository / kitchen is at this location. 2. Thus, even if you have good external facing direction but as the saying goes the back area or back yard is "like shit" then it makes no sense to have the SW as the "frontage" or the mouth of the home. 3. Please look at the above points. And if your home has activity area at the SW side; then by all means, go for it! Therefore it depends! Joel T. wrote: Hi, i living ina terrace house, my house's main door is facing NE2. i been convince by some fengshui book saiding that, to determine the facing direction, we must look at the external factor, like is it facing unobstruct view, facing a road, or facing a max yang energy. now the question isfrom my back door,i actually can see some viewbeyond and is facing a main road( house level located higher than the road), also i can see there is a school at the west direction; while from my main door at NE2, all the view is blocked by the houses opposite. consider all the factor , i am actually decided my house facing is at the back of the house, which is SW2 instead of NE2. could you advise if thats correct way in determine the facing? Appreciates your favor reply.

1. Frankly; I would believe that one of the chief concerns would be security - since after office hours - it would seem quite a vacant place to be at. 2. Honestly, since no two places are the same, external environment, the site, the place or location of where your "home" is has to be considered. Such question that you had asked cannot be answered by just posting a one liner and waiting for a full "cure" if there is any.

I did a SEARCH in this forum and found no less than three articles I had wrote on this upside down "FU" thing. This link has a photo of the upside down FU and some write-up on it:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=19&mid=24127&new=

1. Actually, the significance of hanging Fu or Prosperity or in Cantonese - Fuk:- 1.1. We don't actually care who had first placed this Fu (diamond shaped) outside the main door. 1.2. But this implies is that when we first place this Fu outside the main door inverted upside down, it implies the wish or hope for Prosperity to "rain down or fall into our home. 2. Next, originally, it is never left upside down outside ofthe main door, permanently. 3. The story is that one must after "discovering" this upside down Fu, bring it into the home e.g. in the Living Room andas an act, turn it right side up! And hang right side up! (I had mentioned this in some of the forum message[s] sometime back. 3.1 Here, one is considered as discovering wealth flowing into our home from the outside; and we bring it inside turning it back right side and hanging the FU. This symbolises receiving of wealth. 4. What you had mentioned is NOT the proper method; as it is only part of the above "ritual". 5. As for Spring hanging at the back door, not a common thing especially for other Chinese dialect groups. China has more than100 over dialect groups all over and there are definitely many, many practises.

Oops! Sorry, this is a non-Chinese thing! Guess which country it originates from...

This symbol represents: Love, Health & Happiness! Oh! no, my car uses keyless entry; my condo unit uses proximity card access and my office uses digital lock! How huh? How to obtain Love, Health & Happiness!

Do you know what a gate of purification; looks like? Many of us may have seen it in some of the "street fighter" type of games.....have you seen one close?

The chicken or egg story: which comes first: Selling or Buying? If you did not SELL; I would not have bought the item! If you did not BUY! I would not have produced the item!

Feng Shui friendly: The Deng Xiaoping class of aircraft carriers: 1. Auspicious dates must be chosen for start of foundation work, renovation, first time on-board and move-in to work at the ship. 2. Flying Star Feng Shui must be used to improve on the "wealth" and "luck" of the aircraft carrier. 3. Aircraft carrier must be installed with the start of the art Chinese Luopan and the captain must be a qualified Geomancer. The Geomancer must have had work experience auditing a home, a shop, a factory, a shopping complex and also must have Feng Shuied a town or city project. (The town or city project is equivalent to or similar to the aircraft carrier. 4. The Deng Xiaoping class of aircraft carriers MUST be superior to the George Bush or the Bill Clinton class of American aircraft carriers else the manufacturer must take back the aircraft carrier and do more. 5. The Deng Xiaoping class of aircraft carriers must be installed with: 2 x 6 hollow rod wind chimes All four towers much each have a clock: Chinese reason that giving others or sending a clock is like sending the enermy to death! Hurrah! Check out the aircraft carrier now: it uses a conCAVE bagua mirror to suck wealth at the front, it uses the ultimate yin and yang symbol of the highest order of things.. or Taichi. It uses an array of conVEX mirrors at all sides to deflect enermy torepedoes and more...

What more do you want? My academic Geomancer, has read and studied that sites where we can see the dragon embracing the tiger (in a gentle embrace) is considered some of the best lands around. Unfortunately, the Geomancer is not a practicing person. He is what you called a book worm type of non-hands on person. Not all business, can succeed! In fact in many instances 8 out of 10 business ventures fail within a year or two! Feng Shui is not a cure all! What? A hotel in the middle of a deserted desert! Are you mad?

This is a new range of Chinese aircraft carriers to rival the American "George Bush" class of aircraft carriers. The design follows the modular system of the American "Bill Clinton" and Monica L. class of "sex" related ships. As China had banned Geomancy for the past 60 years.. China found foreign talent: Talented Geomancers from the region to help mann their war ships. Why a Geomancer? Why not? A Geomancer once wanted to be a ship's captain. The Chinese government top offical asked him a simple question: " If you can cite one good example of how your current job is related to being a Ship's captain, youwill get the job". The Geomancer simplyutters a word: " THE LUOPAN" (Isn'tboth the ship and my practise use a compass? Youuse a ship's compass while I use a land Luopan compass. The Top official (paused fora moment) and started clapping! YOU GOT THE JOB!

Are you building your dream home? Is there such things as a cannot buy or stay - type of home? Hunted house? Problem house?

Can a partial damaged wall still be able to activate a Mountain Star? YES or NO?

1. Frankly, one must understand why there is a rationale for properly determine where the "mouth of the house" is. 2. The main purpose of determine the "mouth" is so that we can understand where the main qi comes in. And thus, apply the Flying Star Feng Shui. And not based on our whims and fancies to "snake" around the home to find doors that fit the static Eight House (4 East/West Group) persons. 3. Please note that the Compass School of Feng Shui does not depend only on the Eight House concept. And how one tries to fit a square peg in a round hole sort of thing. 4. Thus, one should not be too obsessed only with the Eight House concept; as if the whole world revolves within it. 5. Far from it. The Eight house is a static model and often best used when determing the purchase of a home. But since both your existing and new are similar... what has this Eight House to do with it. 6. Thus it is not abou "sneaking" in and out of a home from a specific secondary entrance etc... 7. It is very common for both partners to have different sleeping directions. You may like to read some of the resources, here:- Master Bedroom: Which side must I sleep on Anonymous wrote: We are looking for a new place and realized that the layout are mostly the same as my current house. Can I treat the door entrance as the 'mouth of the house'? Small sqft apt always hastoilet in the center of the house due to the small size. Can this be rectified?

1. Yes, frankly, what you had mentioned are some of the more typical "cures". 2. As you have mentioned, it would be very odd to see a wall in your environment, this is out. Thus a more natural approach as suggested in your message is to grow "bushy" type of plants vs trees with distinct tree trunk. 3. Of course, Para 1 above,is often the most effective method - in your case, out of the question. Para 2, is thus usually the next best choice. 4. Other methods are basically based more on symbolism e.g. placing a conVEX ba gua mirror above the main door. In Asia, this is a very common method after Para 1 and/or 2. In fact, in Asia, many combine Para 1 with Para 4. 5. Thus without Para 1 or 2, the face or "mouth" of the home is left exposed to such "sha qi" (bad qi). Anonymous wrote: Dear Master Cecil Lee

1. Under the current period: 8 (2004 to 2023); the areas to look out for in Singapore would be the NE corridor of Punggol / Seletar area. 2. Another area is already evident is in the SW sector Singapore. Go down to Boon Lay and one can see that this is the busiest sub-urban place-to-be in Singapore. 3. In the next 10 years or so, the NE corridor would gradually also see much activities. NE would be seen as more of a "physical" recreational activity hub... while the SW more of a "work cum window shopping" kinda-of a place. 4. It does not mean that the whole population has to move to NE or SW - goodness me! Nowadays with easy transportation: MRT and many own cars; it is so much easier to move around i.e. mobility. 5. Under this period: South should also not be forgotten as after NE and SW; South is considered another "auspicious" hub of activities: both recreational and work. "Too much work and no play makes Jack a dull person"

1. If you see the trunk of a tree "slicing" thru the window, it is considered a poison arrow. But if these are fine branches with or without leaves, it is a non-issue. An alternative is the placement of a convex mirror at waist level on the outside of the window. This conVEX mirror should be facing the tree trunk. 2. Sometimes, it may only be an illusion that of a tree trunk slicing towards the window. Often, if the tree (tree trunk) is on the side of the window, this is not considered a poison arrow. The tree (trunk) must be directly facing the window or tangent to it. 3. If it is the back of the staircase, it is often a non-issue. The main issue is to see the staircases sloping down towards the main door. A simple partition or a screen can be used to block the view of the staircase from the main door.

1. In Asia, this is very common. And it range from private homes, apartments. 2. The modern concept of small office/home office, or SOHO, have very high ceilings. 3. In fact, Shapes and Forms Feng Shui especially homes that can benefit from sum of ten under Flying Star should have this type of characteristics. 4. Looking out of the window, if you see a tree trunk, then this is considered a poison arrow or sha qi. Use a blind or screen or day curtains is good enough to neutralise it.