Cecil Lee

Dear Denise, Please see below:- Welcome to the forum. Under the Eight House theory, there is really not much one can do other than understand that the house is the least suitable to you. But one should look at the bigger picture. For example, what intangible force is affecting the bedroom. Here, it is best that it is one of the four good intangible forces. On the other hand if one spouse has a good intangible force and the other not so good, let the spouse with the better intangible force sleep closer to that sector. For example if the husband's intangible force is prosperity while the wife's is disaster at the North sector (where the bed is). Let the husband sleep closer to this North sector, shielding, the wife i.e. the wife sleeps further away from the intangible force. Yes, under Shapes and Form Feng Shui it is best to have the table face the door. Rather than having the door behind you. `On guard position). Perhaps, I believe that most likely you have read somewhere to use three coins with red braid to generate wealth. Well, this is up to you as it is more of a believe than Feng Shui. You can use the Eight House theory to confirm this. Where possible: 1. Priority should go to sleeping at a good sector first. 2. Only after Para 1 is `satisfied' then you have a luxury of sleeping with the head facing a good direction (based on the Eight House theory). For the placement of wind chimes and crystals, usually it is up to you (especially if you use `sixth sense' or `trial and error Feng Shui). As not much information is available here. Most of the time, a more scientific method is to analyse using Flying Star theory to confirm if it is good or bad placing wind chimes or crystals. This depends on the degree or involvement of an individual i.e. if one do not want to go further than just basic Feng Shui, thus, the choice is yours. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Kem, You should make use of the three main theories: 1. Shapes and Form to look at the house and its surrounding. 2. Eight House to see how suitable, the house is to the bread winner. Plus take special attention to see the intangible force influencing the house. 3. You can check out www.geomancy-online.com as there is a Good House module. This was developed by us and so far, I have purchased three houses based on this module myself. Plus, I have generated it for every of my clients. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Karen, Generally, what you mentioned is acceptable. The main thing is that so long as there is no direct path between the bedroom and the exterior or Qi comes and exit out, this is fine. Warmest Regards, Cecil

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Dear Steven, In my opinion, if I were to keep a safe at home, I most probably, place a plate on it. It will surely read something like this: Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Steven, 1. Thanks very much for your effort in sharing with all of us the pictures of Grave sites in Malaysia:) 2. There are a few considerations on placement of a Safe Deposit Box at home. In my opinion, it has more to do with opinions and beliefs rather than Feng Shui. 3. However, there is one form of Feng Shui School which finds that it is important to place or bury `treasures' in the home. Such as burying a token of e.g. the Eight Treasures (Buddhist treasures) i.e. at corners or below the main entrance. This School believe that burying such items will bring luck to the household. 4. Thus a safe is very similiar to this aspect of `burying' treasures at home. 5. Commonsense approach comes into `play' and this has more to do with the environment the house is at. 6. If the area is prone to `thief' such as a corner terrace or single property where the back is not fully built. Especially if some one gets to know you keep a safe at home... 7. We can then imagine, that there may be some risk involved. 8. I recently got myself a Fire safe instead. On the door, I stuck a note saying that it does not contain valuables but documents. It is bolted in a cupboard. My main purpose is to store documents and it is rated 2 hours fire proof at 2000 degrees. 9. But the point here is that if I have a Safe for keeping valuables, especially at home, I would use it to divert attention i.e. keeping non-valuables there but place more important valuables elsewhere. Thus it acts as a diversion. 10. Sorry for diverting off-topic but, I like to give an example that keeping a safe is in certain countries and locations kind of a `risk' involved such as thief or attracts these guys. 11. If nothing happens, its fine. But if as a result of keeping a `safe' and one not only gets robbed but harmed i.e. family members, can we live with such guilt all our life? 12. *JOKE* Nowadays, with the obolesence of banking equipments, one can easily go and buy an ATM modular part especially the safe unit. Here, even we have heard, ATMs get ripped off and carted to some remote location to be opened at the pace of the would be robber. So, our `treasures' may turn into a nightware. Warmest Regards, Cecil