Cecil Lee

1. Yes, you are applying the Five Elements concept. 2. For a strong water person, it would be considered "more harmonious" to apply wood i.e. green colour (long term). While as you had mentioned correctly, red although is good for you, is your wealth colour but long term it can be "stressful". 3. We can draw a parallel to cars and their engine capacity (and if petrol consumption is not an issue, here): 3.1 For example, you havea choice of two cars: 3.1.1 Either you buy a new Audi A4 1.8 cc (turo-charged car) or 3.1.2 Or a BMW 3 series 335 ( 3,500 cc). The Audi A4 1.8cc with turo-charging is akin to your "wealth" colour.. it has less cc but the engine uses turo-charging to compress air and make the smaller engine seems more powerful at certain revvs.. This is akin to you using RED your wealth colour. While the BMW 3 series 335 DOES NOT need any turo-charging. It's engine is so powerful that you don't need to "stress" it. Thus, you are always sure that if ever you need more power, it has reserves. This is akin to you using Green coour. Strangely, some people stive on stress, but just look at them vs their biological age.. so haggard and lots of white hair! There is no right or wrong answers, here. Just what kind of life style does some people want or don't want to have. Hoa L. wrote: I'm a strong water (70%). I have 8% wood, 4% earth and 0% fire in me. I'm considering buying a new computer for my work. I'm confusedabout which computer I should choose, a green one or a red one? greenis my most favorable color and red is my wealth color. I'm thinking about red since it's my wealth color. However, I'm also thinking if I'm destroying the computer that I use for work (if I buya red one), then it doesn't sound very good either. Would you help me pick a computer please, red or green?

Let's all do our part to be GREEN

Althought the plot of land is not "perfect"; much effort was made for favourable Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.

The Balcony Wing *sucks* big time!

Stacks: 03 & 09 have poor Shapes and Forms Feng Shui... Higher incidence of yin activities or sightings.

On a macro level, all these developments, overall, don't have good Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. More importantly, it is because of the layout of the blocks or for landed properties the arrangement of individual homes:- 1. No. 33 Siglap Hill Not the best overall Shapes and Forms in the way each home is aligned with each other. 2. The Sunnydale @ Serangoon Avenue 3 To some it may be their fort, but to others.. it symbolises high security "prison" - profile... i.e. poor circulation of qi within the centre area of the site...

The Centris is an entry level condo with 610 unitsat Jurong West or precisely located at the very busy Boon Lay MRT station. Residents only need to take a lift from their condo to the Boon Lay MRT. In addition, it is at the new air-conditioned interchange. Similiar concept to the current condo at Compass Point. Majority of the individual units are either Flying Star Period 8: SE3 or NW3 facing directions. This condominium isgetting it's Temporary Occupational Licence (TOP)very soon!

1. In general, the main key success factor of a home that wants to tap the sum-of-ten should have as rectangular or squarish home as possible. 2. Under Para 1, the best case senario is a helicopter view where the entire outline of the home is rectangular and squarish. Thus, in essence, the 9 sectors can be "magnified" by this sum-of-ten for all 9 sectors. 3. Another key success is to have as much open space as possible within the 4 walls of the home. 4. Thus, from the above, the key success has more to do with macro Feng Shui then micro Feng Shui. Thus, be it a 1 level (storey) or 2 storey home, the best senario is still Para 1 (full stop). 5. The above is the key essence of the idea (bigger picture)behind the sum-of-ten. Anything else is a plus point (the interior).

1. Reference article on the dangers of underground water:- http://forum.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-under.php 2. So long as your toilet bowl and it's sewerage piping is on another wall; placing your bed-head towards the toilet wall is acceptable or fine (OK). Anonymous wrote: If we move the bed(facing south), it will be on the same side of the bedroom door(facing east) but our legs will not be pointing at the door. (legs will point towards the toilet wall but not directly at the toilet door) 3. Bed-head placement or placement of the bed, usually should be based on the Shapes and Forms Feng Shui as often, there are limitations such as the bedroom door, toilet door, built in wardrope and even windows. 4. It is nice to have do the following:- http://www.geomancy.net/reports/reports.htmUse specificallythis report:- Your Favourable Sleep Position? See if after considering para 3, can one sleep with the head facing a good direction? Yes or no? = Nice-to-do and not a must do senario

The reason why you may have missed it out is because these are not free report(s). There are several reports with it, but have a glimse at this sample person's Pian Cai. In addtion of Pian Cai (Unexpected Wealth), there is also such a thing as Pian Yin (Unexpected Funds) and Zheng Cai (Earned Wealth)...

1. Generally, you are considered as applying "Trial and Error" Feng Shui. This is fine or OK. As many in the past and present don't really, firstly know scientic Feng Shui nor have used it. 2. "Trial and error" simply means; after placing the object, there is no "adverse" concerns than we just leave it there, if not then we remove it. 3. Other matters or considerations / concerns: 3.1. Yin and Yang concept One school of thought says that a bedroom should be more "yin" rather than "yang". Yin is characterised by : rest, sleep, calm etc.. While yang is directly opposite this. The argument of not placing a plant in a bedroom is because, it is said that a plant is growing and growth is related to "yang" activity. Thus this why, plants are not considered in the bedroom. 3.2. Flying Star Feng Shui As mentioned under Para 1, not everyone can draw a proper flying star chart. Nor consult a geomancer. However, if the bedroom has a star #3 or multiples of it; then a plant should be avoided. As star three #3 represents "bad wood" and a plant can accidentally inflame it. Thus, if one had placed the plant and suddenly there is a higher incidence of quarrels or "scandals" or worse "law suits" then, best to remove the plant. However if the "north west" side is plagued with #5 and or #2 sickness star(s), such a plant can help to reduce the incidence of sickness. 4. Thus based on your current situation: it is about "Trial and Error". Place and wait and see ....

1. One good point is that fortunately, the emergency exit (staircase) is on the side and not directly visible from the main entrance door. - Good. 2. Frankly, symbolically it is not the best to face the dustbin; but I believe there is really not much choice as one cannot really change the external layout of your block of flat. 3.If a person is applying or going to apply Feng Shui,all we can do is to follow the concept of: http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marks 4. From the picture of the room; although there are sharp edges: the bed position looks acceptable as the sharp edges don't seem especially to cut the bed. And the worktop ro study table is quite a distance away from the bed. The shelving is not an issue from what I can see.

1. A small crystal ball is a modern invention. As crystals were only manufactured (mass production) around the 1980's. Some practitioners use this instead of the convex mirror (the concept is to deflect "totally" away). 2. While the crystal has to be placed inside the home usually behind the window... It is also used by some practitioners to deflect poison arrows such as these. Still acceptable. 3. For wind chime:- 3.1. Best to use 6 HOLLOW rods (usually different lengths - avoid SOILD rods) 3.2. Traditional Feng Shui type is made of copper or brass coated exterior. It usually has a pagoda roof and a Chinese ancient coin attached as the clinger. 3.3. An alternative modern western type of wind chime is one that uses 6 hollow alluminium rods. With a wooden roofing and a wooden clinger. 4. Para 3.2 and 3.3 type of wind chime are OK. 5. Avoid using a multi coloured wind chime or wind chime made of other materials like glass or plastic.

Some of the mirrors are as shown in this attachment. These mirrors have a conVEX surface. Apologies - some of the images are poor quality.

1. Thanks! It is good to properly describe the situation. 2. What you mentioned now is so much clearer! 3. For your children(s) bedroom, drawing the day curtain is acceptable. Alternatively, can strategically place one of those small "blind spot" concave mirrors. These mirrors are meant as a car accessory i.e. usually comes in a pair attached to each side of the car rear window mirror. 4. For the living room, a more practical solution is a 6 hollow rod wind chime. A wind chime can be used for this situation as well as killing two birds with one stone ... especially if the living room has #2 and/or #5 also.

1. In the Chinese culture, one of the ways to seek a "balance" of the Five elements is by many Chinese to seek a name; after their five elements chart has been reviewed. 2. For example, many Chinese parents or even grand father would go to a Geomancer to select a good name for their child. The geomancer will draw up a chart of the child and check to see which elements are too much or too little:- see attachment: FIVE-ELEMENTS-BREAKDOWN.JPG 3. In this example, this child has too much earth = 86 percent and little or no fire element. The child is also lacking elements like water and fire. 4. As each Chinese character can be broken down into one of the five elements, a good name is selected to harmonise with the person. 5. This system is a Chinese thing and so far, practised only by the Chinese. Anonymous wrote: I have question. If someone is lack of earth element according to his Bazi that needs more earth element to balance his Bazi, sleeping in bed room that is afflicted by 5 Yellow / evil flying star (earth element), willhebe suffered from serious bad luck, or be very lucky blessed by good fortune? 6. Thus in the bigger picture of things, even when a Chinese child is born, the parent would like to have his name balanced! So what is about suffering serious bad luck or something like that? 7. Cannot say for other race, as none treats this issue - from birth. 8. Thus, you have to consider the birth chart of the home and look at your overall bazi element. In this sample of a strong fire person (see attachment) try to harmonise if possible to the environment.

1. In some situations, try to apply: "if it cannot be seen, it no longer becomes a threat". 2. The pointed arrows "must be real" ie actually pointing or aiming towards a specific room or hall. Thus, if it looks like, it may not actually be a poison arrow. 3. To disarm, often the best method is Para 1 e.g. constantly drawing a day curtain in the kids (children's) bedroom. 4. For other open areas, see if it can be disarmed under Para 1. And or may have to use things like a convex mirror (to deflect) or in the living room hall way... to a wind chime. All these have to be properly determined. As it is difficult to give good instructions just by reading a few sentences... This is not the best way to "disarm" such poison arrows if any.

1. A person with Gua (Kua) 4 is considered as belonging to the East Group. Anonymous wrote: Will a SE facing house be suited to aperson with Kua No:4? Is the period 8 natal flying chart of a SE facing house good? If not, what are the remedies? Please advise. Thanks. 2. "What remedies, do you want?" Your question is like: "Running into an A & E without queueing; runs into the doctors room and ask this silly question: What is wrong with me?" The DoctorMAY simply tell you: "Get out! And go thru the Triage!, FIRST!. The purpose of the Triage is to do "trouble-shooting". Without trouble shooting, how the hell can we know what is the issues or problems? http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&mid=24808&new= 3. How to give advise, please....

1. Please try to stick to the standard Ba Zi analysis to determine your element and strength. 2. Gua or Kua is too basic to be used to analyse your ba zi. For example: It is not even quite close tosaying that: You live in SINGAPORE! While with your ba zi analysis: one can say: I live at 14 Jalan Suka, Singapore. Which one you want to choose? 3. If you a friend from overseas visiting you, just give them your address as: SINGAPORE. See whether they can find your or not or that they may feel that you are trying to be funny with them!. (Full Stop) HWEE HWEE H. wrote: Hi Master Thank you so much for prompt reply. May know what is the Earth element in my kua 2 represents ? and when to use it ? Thanks. Pearl Hwee Hwee

1. Please try not to confuse yourself with the two. 2. You should use your birth element e.g. weak water person, instead when looking at suitable/unsuitable careers. HWEE HWEE H. wrote: Hi Master My birth element is a weak water But my Kua is Earth element. so what is the relationship between this two ? And what is the implications when my Kua is Earth ? Should I activate my earth more or water element more ? Thanks. Pearl Hwee Hwee

You are half-right i.e. technically Flying Star #3 is not suitable for a strong wood person. However, please note that Flying Star is about a home or office - immobile. Anonymous wrote: Dear Master: If my favouarable element is Earth, Metal,or Fire as I am a strong wood person,will I befine andsafealthough getting influence byBad flying stars such as Five Yellow (earth element) , 7 Violent star (metal element)? But Evil Flying star 3 is wood element. Wood element is not good for me as I am a strong wood person so that this star will be bad for me, right? Thanks a lot. Dv

Marina Collection is curently under construction in Sentosa island. It is a low rise of 4 storeys of luxury waterfront residences. There will be about 194 units ranging from 1700sqft to 2000sqft in size. Tenure is 99 years. Basedon Shapes andForms Feng Shui; a top-down (helicopter)showsaprofile that looks like an Indian warrior's axe. Please see attachment. Can yousee an image (in thick red outline) of an axe? With the handle at the bottom and thecurved axe shape?Iwon't want to be caught being a neighour as highlighted in purple "inauspicious"piece of land!

I believe that it must be a rudimentary program.

This is the actual layout plan with the proper compass marking on the Mackenzie 138 site! The other thread is meant only for education purposes only!