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Cecil Lee

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  1. From a scientific Feng Shui point of view, Part 1 (30 marks): How suitable to - can make or break the total score or grade of a unit: Frontage, Kitchen and Main Bedroom. Part 2 & 3: 35 marks each will also contribute to the grade of a unit:-
  2. Hi Master Lee , for the chandelier, does it matter what shape or design we buy? No issue as most chandelier design are not "threatening". Touchwood, make sure it can sustain an earthquake. As several flats nearby in Sengkang had their lights swaying a few months back. And this is not Feng Shui - make sure house got permanent helper. As if I am the male of the home, I don't want to be the one cleaning it (them)
  3. Case Study: Please make an effort in every postings. 1. Never assume that others can understand a post especially when one "dumps" two layouts without much clarification between the two. 2. Wrongly assumed that the first "worked" example" was a visual cue to help determine the centrepoint (centre-of-gravity) of the 2nd unworked, layout plan. 3. Unproductive to having to re-look a posting twice. Unfortunately deserves this
  4. You wrote: "How do i know if the toliet or bombshelter is right in the middle of the house?" 1. How's this? Yes / No / Maybe? 2. Based on a quick "eye-ball" method to determine the centre-of-gravity of this unit/apartment/flat Don't scroll down.. if one does not want to hear the bad news! Say! Did warn you right? +++++ STOP HERE! +++++ Oh Dear! "Hit-the-jackpot!" Not only in the toilet but directly at "THE THRONE" where one sits to do business!
  5. Senja Valley, 7 April 2022 A work of art!
  6. 1. People have different opinions about living near a temple, whether their home faces it or simply has a view of it. 2. Some feel that being within 1 to 2 km of a temple is a major concern. 3. Even if it does not bother you now, your feelings or situation could change in the future. 3.1. It might be difficult to sell your home later on. 3.2. Even if you are comfortable with it, others may not be, and it can be challenging to convince them, especially if a Feng Shui Master has different views. 3.3. Family and friends might also have concerns. 3.4. Some buyers might use this as a reason to offer a lower price. 1. People have different opinions about living near a temple, facing it, or being able to see it from their home. 2. Some believe that living within 1 to 2 km of a temple is a concern. 3. Even if you are comfortable with it now, your situation might change in the future. 3.1. You could have trouble selling your home later. 3.2. It may be difficult to convince others or deal with a Feng Shui master who has strong views. 3.3. Friends and family might be worried about it. 3.4. Some buyers might use this as a reason to offer a lower price.
  7. Your great help is appreciated all these years. 😊
  8. On 10 April 2022, spotted this advertisement at one of the blocks in HDB WaterWay Banks An improved version that is “magnetic proof”…
  9. Blk 671 Edgefield Plains Coffee shop. $4/-. Should have requested for mee pok. As their thin noodles is pretty large sized. And “hard”. Otherwise the sauce is okay. Fish balls nothing to shout about. Can easily be found in supermarket shelves. As factory made.
  10. Hi Cecil, I have looked into this. Have no further questions. Even the 1st choice doesn’t seem to be good. Will be viewing other units and will purchase review when found a like one. Thanks for your quick results at this late hour. Have a good rest!
  11. The architect was nice to provide “fins” for some of the units facing the afternoon sun… Reminds me of the “sail type fins” at / surrounding the Infineon building at Kallang…
  12. One of the things one looks out for of a ground floor unit is the location of the ventilation shafts of the basement car park. Fortunately, this is not direct below a unit’s window[s] or balcony. Okay to be here, at 1 Canberra
  13. At 639B The Meadows, Punggol. Kopitiam Beside Kadaloor LRT station $4/-. Not bad. Well balanced flavour. Or rather not overpowering sauce. Smooth flavour with little or no aftertaste.
  14. Most common advice given is a partition between the door and that “upwards” stairs. (Since highly unlikely, one will ever change the position of the stairs.)
  15. Technically, when entering the house, one can still see the stairs whichever door is used. (Regardless whether the stairs decide that it only wants to move people one-way up or not. In my opinion, only perhaps one encounters a very liberal Feng Shui Masters; then one will "hear the good stuff".. LOL
  16. Frankly, no offence but logically there is no such thing as "the staircase [ONLY] going upward? I hope it is not about the case of "I only want to (or pretend) to be able to hear the 'good' stuff?" The saying: Whatever goes up must also come down. And further more, how does a staircase knows that is only for going upward? Puzzled....
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