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Cecil Lee

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  1. 1. Frankly, we live in a REAL WORLD. And not a world of make-belief. Nor do we live in an utopian society. Or that we can command nature to do what we want.


    2. If we have already bought a home. We have to realistic! You can't change your house number, nor get the earthquake to shift your home to another good facing direction.


    3. If you can do all these than fine! If cannot, what can you do? There is nothing one can do, here. Unless, of course, you started by taking note of the not so good house number etc.. and avoid it before purchase. After purchase, it is near ridicious to ask someone: "Hey! forget about staying in this house".


    4. It is quite difficult to change to Period 8 as it entails more than what you had mentioned. Thus keeping it to Period 7 home is a blessing in disguise.


    5. In fact, the more one worry unnecessarily, it will ultimately bring down one's human luck factors and can make situations worse off!


    6. Many people, don't have fantastic Feng Shui but have good family unit - this is far better than any other gifts!



  2. 1. For this month, you should not place the plant at the SE sector.


    2. The most effective way to neutralise #3 is to leave the light on say for a few hours e.g. in the night say from 7.30pm to 10pm. (Those who havea table lamp with a timer is best.)


    3. Alternatively, place some red coloured items at the SE sector to neutralise #3. (Assuming that there are no nasty additional #5 in that sector).


    Akay J. wrote:
    Hi first of all, i want to say that i appreciate your helpful advice.
    i just found out that monthly flying star 3 will land in southeast sector this month.

    this also happens to be the upper right corner from my entrance where i happen to have a plant as i wanted to enhance my romance and relationship luck according to pakua.

    i understand that generally different schools of feng shui don't mix but i was wondering,

    firstly,

    is it bad that the flying star 3, which is not good for relationship and romance, will be in the romance and relationship corner according to pakua?

    secondly, If it is bad, should i remove my plant from that area?

    thirdly, is there any cure for it (i'm not sure if lighting up the area as a cure for flying star 3 applies in every sector)?

    i'd like to do anything to remove the energy of the inauspicious flying star 3 for romance and relationship and enhance the romance and relationship luck further

    thank you again for your wonderful work


  3. 1. Under Period 8:


    1.1. For N1, the only good stars are at the frontage. Otherwise, each and every other sectors (are like time bomb!) Lots of bad star numbers scattered all over the place!


    1.2. For S2, generally good qi's can be found at three main sectors: South, South-West and West. While other sectors does not have good stars or best to disarm them.


    Frankly, this is all I can share with you. Please note that all these are based on theory as I mentioned in the earlier message, other facts especially Shapes and Forms also have very high weightage!



  4. 1. There are many factors to consider for an apartment:-


    1.1. Shapes and Forms Feng Shui
    1.2. Flying Star Feng Shui
    1.3. Eight House (East / West Group)


    2. The "unknown" factor, here is how good or bad the Shapes and Forms of the new apartment.


    3. Flying Star Feng Shui:


    What period is this apartment? Period 6 or 7 or even 8?
    What facing direction it is: S1 or S2/3 under Flying star Feng Shui


    It would be considered good Flying Star Feng Shui if the home isa Period 8, S2 or S3. But for S1, hopefully, the toilet or kitchen is not drowned at it's North side.


    Some homes that have better Flying Star can withstand "poor" Eight House of the owners. Since this overall luck is higher, than the individual Eight House incompatibility.

    For your previous apartment,both Period 7 and 8 only have good stars at the frontage, otherwise, they need to be disarmed or neutralised as other than the frontage every other sector has relatively nasty stars that need to be disarmed.


    4. Thus if apartment has good Shapes and Forms of both the external and interior laout, this would be a plus side!


    5. With these two major unknowns; it is a question mark, here. As especially NW Period 7; even ifit suits both you and your brothers may not equally have good luck as all Period 7, NWapartmentshave their water wealth (clear space) locked up at the centre of the home. And most of the time, even if one wants to try to activate water wealth #8 for such a home,itis only giving "small luck". In GENERAL, a west group person may considerNE or SWfacing homesas having better wealth (but need to disarm health issues).


    6. Usually if we single handledly consider just the Flying Star, in GENERAL,ranking of facing directions (excluding Shapes and Forms) are:-


    Ranking by Flying Star choice
    =====================


    Rank 1: NE orSWfacing (But beware of afternoon sun)
    Rank 2: South facing
    Rank 3: East or West facing (But beware ofafternoon sun)

    Not so fantastic facing directions are usually:-
    Last Resort 1: NW or SE (But if under Period 8, can consider)
    Last, last Resort 2: North

    Rank 1, 2 and 3, would benefit greatly if they are Period 8 apartments. However, again, individual layout plans has to be evaluated. As the above is a very GENERAL guideline based on "Academic" Feng Shui and does not look into the greater details of room layouts, living rooms (clear space) where are the kitchen / toilets etc....


    Anonymous wrote:

    I need your advise urgently, please!


    Me and my brother are West group house persons, W and NW. However, we've found a place which is a South facing unit. Should we move there?


    Before,we stayed in a North facing 4 stories house and after 6 months we had a lot of bad lucks like electric problem, relationship problem (with mom), financial problem and recently my brother lost his job....


    I'm not sure if it is dued to the house butI'm afraid we are heading for a worse house/problem...


    Please kindly advise, we are running out of time!

    Regards,



  5. 1. Please check out past forum messages on the best placement of such figurines:-


    http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=15799&new=


    2. You can also use the SEARCH feature in this forum and find out more on the best placement e.g. odd interior layout ... etc...


    Anonymous wrote:
    Also since i bought the statue I have found out that traditionally Kuan Yin holds some willow in her right hand. The statue I have doesn't - does that make a difference?

    3. In Singapore, very few who display the Guan Yin (Kuan Yin) figure ever place a willow in her right hand. So no issue if you don't have one i.e. it makes no difference.

  6. 1. You can either go to wiki.geomancy.net link:-


    http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Caricatures:_Laughter_is_good_medicine


    OR click any of the links in each topic, below:-


    Ba Zi (Four Pillars / Pillars of Destiny)



    Black Hat Tantric Sect (Fixed Template "Feng Shui")




    Business



    Chinese Customs & Beliefs



    Chinese Horoscopes




    Commercial Products



    Commonsense



    Eight House Theory (East Group/West Group / Ba Cai) Feng Shui




    Facts About



    Fast Food Feng Shui



    Fish Tank & Water Feature



    Flying Star Feng Shui



    Shapes & Forms



    Symbolism



    Quantum Leap Vs Poor Feng Shui



    Yin & Yang




  7. Dear All,


    1. I am glad to inform you that this project is completed:-


    http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Caricatures:_Laughter_is_good_medicine


    2. You can now zoom intoa specific Topic and understand more about the specific topic. As caricatures is an excellent way of destressing yourself and find out more of certain concepts.


    3. Simply choose a topic and go thru the various links to them!


    4. I hope that you find the information useful!

    5. This new categorised resources will certainly help me to direct users that had posted some questions to the specific topic(s).


    Warmest Regards,
    Cecil Lee




  8. Dear All,


    1. Currently, there are over 406 individual caricatures under this forum's conference: Caricatures: Laughter is good medicine.


    2. While the forum is good for posting caricatures, by newest to the oldest posting; however, one draw-back is that it cannot sort the various caricatures into specific Topics: eg. Ba Zi (Four Pillars),Chinese Astrology, Eight House, Flying Star etc...


    3. I have just started to classify all the 406 caricatures into various easy to find links. Have just added only the first 50 or more caricatures under this link:-


    http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Caricatures:_Laughter_is_good_medicine


    Do check, back in a month's time as I would be completing this project by then!
    Above is a sneak preview of the classification, for your ease of reading! And hopefully: laughter is good medicine!


    Cecil Lee
    Geomancy.net
    Research Makes The Difference!



  9. 1. Definitely, commonsense dictate that if one calls one or more Feng Shui practitioners; you will definitely get different advice.


    2. As mentioned in many previous postings, there are many considerations when placing a fish tank and other matters like colours in the home.


    3. Your question to me is like: two practitioners, two different advise, and how?


    3.1 Frankly, I am this side of the world, even if Australia is close-by: not seen your layout plan nor anything else for that matter.


    3.2 You have to be realistic and even if you asked me how many fishes 8 or 9 is correct? without any reference to proper Feng Shui tools like: the compass directions, the flying star chart of sectors and even individual person's ba zi, I am equally in the blind, here! It is like the blind, leading the blind! (full stop).


    4. You may have to check out whether your practitioners practise Flying Star and how they derive your chart and other authentic Feng Shui matters.


    5. Simply placing a water feature at North, is a real concern, unless it is a water wealth location. And I would be concerned if a practitioner practises kindergarten type of Feng Shui. Where such practitioners may only have a ONE dimensional view of Feng Shui : North = Water , South = Fire .. That kind of Feng Shui mentality is "gone with the wind" type of case!



  10. 1. Frankly, Feng Shui is not a cure all.


    2. If you have some knowledge of Flying Star Feng Shui, the best enhancements is to improve your water and mountain star #8 sector(s). And neutralise some of bad stars #5 and #3.


    3. The above is all one can do under proper Authentic Feng Shui. Anything else, is "crossing-one's-fingers'.



  11. 1. In my opinion, most of us don't feel comfortable with pests coming into our homes.. especially since they are suddenly attracted to your home.


    2. A few months ago, a client who went to my one of my talks, call me to her home to do a Feng Shui. She was equally concerned as her home is always "plagued" with cochroaches! And she asked, why?


    3. Her situation certainly would be different from yours, as her apartment is right above a typical Chinese coffee-shop. And she mentioned cockroaches are more prevalent in the day and afternoon.


    4. Here, what I believed was that, during day-time when the coffee shop is operating, it can be very warm, uncomfortable (heat) from cooking vessels, stoves and human traffic. Naturally, the cockroaches took refuge in a cooler, quieter envirnoment, such as one floor, above. And in the evening, they would venture, downstairs for a bite or two!


    5. Sorry for the distraction! Of course, having cockroaches and crickets don't seem to go well with good qi or Feng Shui. At the same time, you certainly woudn't have a good feel about your own home (Human luck) factor.


    6. Maybe this is just one time... if worse, call the pest control people or buy those cockroach "sweet poisons" that may wipe out their family and relatives... when they return to their nests.


  12. 1. In theory, or in general, the plot of land you described is considered inauspicious because it is wider at the front and narrower at the back. Based on Shapes and Forms principles, this is already seen as an unfavorable sign.

    2. Remedies for this are mostly about applying other Feng Shui concepts to maximize good luck, such as enhancing areas with positive qi and minimizing areas with negative qi.

    3. Since this shape is seen as a "major wealth leak" in Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, owners should be careful not to introduce more sources of wealth loss, as this can lead to ongoing financial decline.

    4. If you are unsure, it is best to review other lots first and consider this one only as a last resort.

    Wei L T. wrote:
    Hi Mr. Lee

    My husband and I are interested in purchasing a house which is in a new development. We are both west group people and the sitting/facing direction of the house is SW/NE. However, the house sits on a trapezoid lot which is wider in front and narrower in the back. Is there a cure for this? There is a 6 ft fence surrounding the house, does that help? Or should we just avoid buying this house because of the shape of the lot.

     


  13. 1. Frankly, withoutdrawing a proper Flying Star Chart, all advise, here is based solely on "trial and error" type of Feng Shui.


    2. For example, under a Flying Star chart, one should have a clear picture of what are the star numbers # within that sector. And if that sector contains nasty stars like #3 or happen to have this star, then, in-deed a fire-place light would be useful to "burn" away this otherwise bad = quarrels, conflicts, legal entanglement star.


    3. Some Feng Shui practitioners advise to use symoblic items such as placing a couple of family photos at the "romance sector". Another common item by modern Feng Shui practitioners is a pair of duck. This is acceptable so long as it unlifts your spirits (hopes and aspirations) and that the items don't costs a bomb!


    4. Under Flying Star Feng Shui, of course it would be good if say water star #3 is present at the fire place area, IF SO, one can use RED color item(s) at that spot or turn on a low-consumption lighting to help burn away this bad star #3. (Just assuming, whether it is true or not, I am not sure).


    Anonymous wrote:
    Hi, thank you for hosting this forum. I rent a house with my soon-to-be husband and I am worried about a gas fireplace that is located inour love & romance bagua. The fireplace is very old and does not work because the gas pipe leading to it has been permanently turned off for safety reasons. We do not own the house so there is no way for us to restore the fireplace to working order. I am concerned that having this broken fireplace in our love and romance bagua is harming our love life. Is there a cure that I can try?


  14. 1. To better understand your home Feng Shui, and if you are trying to DIY, then, you have to be serious about working out "charts" like the Eight House and Flying Star of your home.


    2. For this interior of your home, after you have done above, you need to analyse and find cures or if there are good locations for enhancements do so.


    3. You should also apply Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, more importantly to scan the environment for any threats such as lone lamp-posts or sharp angles of other buildings aimed at your home.


    Shashikant M. wrote:
    My house main door is south east facing. What has to be done for the positive and effects.

    4. Seriously if you want to do a properFeng Shui audit of your own home, the above are some of the most important MUST-DO and analyse kind of thing. It is not like posting a one line question. And waiting for the sky to drown down with positive effects.

  15. Flower of romance can be of any kind! A water feature to the right side of the main door can lead to roving eyes!


    Roving eyes of whom? Can be either party!


    How about placing a mirror (or highly reflective glass surface?) This is symbolic of roving eyes of the husband ... where the mirror is said to reflect on the stove making the home have TWO stoves! One stove for the wife and the other for the "mistress".



  16. Anonymous wrote:
    is it bad fengshui to have false ceiling if there are no beams to hide?esp atdining & foyer area?

    1. It has more to do with "Commonsense - approach to Feng Shui".

    2. For example, many false ceilings are made of gypsum board and these are light weight materials. But, even if the owners don't have bad feelings about it, but, your guests such as friends and relatives may sometimes give comments saying that they read somewhere that this is not good!


    3. And if we get too many negative comments, we ourselves may begin to feel not very comfortable with the false ceiling.


    4. In Feng Shui, there is no major concern, here as you had mentioned, there is no major concentrated beam or load bearing structure. Thus technically, this is OK.


    5. In addition, some install light fixtures and because they are light fixtures, allowance has to be given for it to be lower than the rest of some false ceiling designs. And these again are technically OK, but, it looks like a beam especially if it happens to run across the sofa seating area etc...


    6. Thus, it has to do with our personal feelings towards it: i.e. feel neutral or feel simply uncomfortable with it. Otherwise, there is no lasting issue with it.


    Anonymous wrote:
    i read ur article about Common Guidelines on the installation of a partition "Avoid placing shoes in the partition cabinet" what is the implication? How can oneimprove the fengshui if it isalready done in this way?

    7. Again the story behind the above (partition cabinet) has more to do with symbolism then anything else.


    8. The history behind this concern has more to do with certain designs of the partition cabinet than a straight forward - notion that all partition cabients are no good.


    9. For example, some owners of homes happen to have partition cabinets with slanted slots to allow the "air within" the cabinet to flow or to "air" the cabinet. And these slanted slots may be built for the entire height of these shoe cabinets. And these are somewhat like "ladies skirts", one can literally see in-to the cabinets from these slots. Imagine, if one has many pairs of shoes like those of Imelda Marcos, former 1st lady of Phillipines; can see a rainbow full of coloured shoes.


    10. In fact, close-by to the main entrance, if there are tall shoe cabinets, just make sure that the cabinet doors looks more like "flushed" cardboard doors than those with mesh or slanted "air" slots.


    11. If so, it is still acceptable to have a shoe cabinet in a partition cabinet.



  17. 1. Frankly, it is best to apply Flying Star Feng Shui to look at the sector of your parents bedroom sector since you mentioned that your mum had a stroke.


    2. If parents bedroom straddle between two compass directions then one has to evaluate and find out more whether any of the nasty sickness stars such as #5 = misfortune, sickness and #2 sickness.


    3. The above are more important than a 2 dimension view of the bedroom or second guessing whether the bed is better to be placed next to the bedroom door or the other end.


    4. You have to properly evaluate all these instead of prematurely, seeking advise. As it is like the blind leading the blind! And what can be worse! If subsequently the bad stars are say closer to the other side! This would even greatly affect health.


    5. Therefore, as much as you like to hear a solution, it is frankly as good as throwing a dice = 50-50 given such unknowns.


    6. It is good that the fan is used thus, if the other side may or could be better, than the air-con location nor moveable wardrope is not a major consideration anymore.


    7. For DIY, first, see if you can apply Flying Stars and check for bad stars like #5 misfortune / sickness and /or #2 sickness and in addition, a worrisome concern is if #9 appears with any of the above! #9 represents fire, which can further fuel bad #2 and/or #5!


    8. Next, is to apply the Eight House concept.


    9. In addition, make sure that parents bedroom does not use any bright Yellow colour(s). As Bright Yellow represents strong earth element and is associated with #5 and #2! If bad #5 and #2 or any combinations of above are present, then it is also dangerous to use anything that is bright (chilli) red in their bedroom!



  18. So, so sorry! We Chinese believe that red and pink are considered auspicious!


    Thus, there is NO SUCH THING as a PINK slip for the Chinese! Unless you are giving a RED Packet or Hong Bao for occasions like Chinese New Year, Weddings & Birthdays!

    White slips or white envelopes are given e.g. during a wake (funeral occasion).


    Therefore, in keeping with the Chinese tradtion, this company realised it's mistake and, please look at this picture vs the last! Can you spot (ONE) the difference?


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