Cecil Lee

Majority of Feng Shui concepts can easily be dissected using a simple formula = common sense driven. Common sense driven guidelines can be found, under this link:-

Sample Residential Layout plan: too me lots of time to clean-up this layout plan... 2. Below, Feng Shui Audit Report - Pixelated for confidentiality:-

Failed enbloc attempt for this 43 years old freehold site with 241 retail and just 78 residential apartments! 1. One of the oldest Shopping Centres in Singapore No. 5. Queensway Shopping Centre (QSC) 1974 (Sporting goods) shall be business as usual. 2. As it was announced recently (November 2019) that the potential enbloc has been unsuccessful! 3. Thus QSC will be around for many years! 4. I have a few clients who are at the adjoining Queensway Tower residential block = their abode. Perhaps, they may be disappointed.. as lost a windfall!.. 5. Shoppers rejoice, also.. LOL

1. In my opinion, besides the temple, church and mosque, it is good that the cluster housing is not on the side facing Upper Serangoon Road. 2. In my opinion, the Masjid Haji Yusoff mosque is on the other side of Hillside Drive. Thus is the least concerned for this cluster housing. 3. It is still preferred not to consider 5E or 5F Hillsgrove. While 5D is not perfect but acceptable. 4. Hillsgrove resides on the oldest part of near down-stream of Upper Serangoon Road with Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre being one of the oldest plus the surround shops. 5. Generally, the rest of the cluster housing at Hillsgrove either faces NW (more favourable to the west group breadwinner). While the houses facing towards SE (Upper Serangoon Road - side). 6. Other than the three houses mentioned under Para. 3 above, the rest should not be a problem especially in terms of Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.

Case Study 3: The planners of this estate did a great job by placing stacks #10, #48 and #50 as shown in the site plan. 1. It is good that the rear of stack #10 is towards the entry and exit service road of this entire development. 1.1. Thus even if the stack/unit is at low floors and so close to theis one and only entry / exit. Therefore limiting potential sha qi or poison arrow towards the master bedroom which is close it. 1.2. It is equally good that none of stacsk #10, #48 and #50 faces the Bedok Mall. Else the frontage would then be parallel to this service road leading to the entry/exit points. 1.3. Therefore, only the side wall with no windows of the master bedroom sidewall is close to this service road.

Case Study 2: Samples of potential Sha Qi or poison arrows aimed towards a stack/unit 1. There can be potential poison arrows aimed towards stacks/units #20, #42, #66 and #76. 2. It only becomes a poison arrow if the sharp edge of another stack/block is aimed towards a unit's opening such as the windows in the living room or bedrooms. 2.1. If the poison arrow is aimed towards the living room "harder" to cure.

Feng Shui enjoys a bad reputation today! As many associate Feng Shui (FS) with the need to buy expensive but useless commercial products sold in the name of FS. Many FS masters take advantage of this. It is like an addiction! Selling products are indeed a very lucrative thing. Know that not all Feng Shui Masters are into selling useless commercial products in the name of Feng Shui. ? When the buying Stops! The selling, Can! Geomancy.net has always distanced ourselves from the above!

Case Study 9: Potential reflection from the surface of the sea based on specific conditions... 1. Personally, I had encountered such a phenomenon where I was in a client's flat at around 10.30am facing similar conditions. 2. The client's home is also NE-East facing. I saw that the client had virtually drawn blinds for their balcony and bedrooms facing similar circumstances. 3. As I walked towards one of the bedroom windows, I could see why the blinds were drawn. 3.1. Suddenly, as I approached the windows, I saw a mirror like surface with the intensity of sunlight focusing it's lights into my eyes. That was uncomfortable. 4. Please take note that all these depends on several factors: a. Sunny Day b. Certain time of the day = since this is the NE-East coast area of Punggol; occur only during the morning period. Thus could be between say 8.30am to 11.30am. After which no more once the sun rises to the apex at 12-12.30pm. c. Distance between the unit and the sea and any obtacles as mentioned under Para d. below... d. Is the Punggol Promenade full of tall trees? Or open areas. If open areas, expect lower floors to be affected by this glare of the sun. e. Height of the unit. 5. Fortunately, if this occurs, it is only in the mornings. May be quite irritating for a housewife. For the rest, it could be irritating especially on a Saturday or Sunday morning when one wants to catch up on much need sleep... LOL... 6. Okay, even if the “sea does not get you”; as these units face east, will certainly get the morning sun. 6.1. A blessing in disguise as by afternoon, the unit will be cool. Unlike an afternoon sun facing unit.

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Hi, New to this forum? Just because there are lots of write-ups does not automatically mean that you can post specific questions. So you think that you are the only one posting such specific questions. Please multiply it with lots, lots more of same postings... Frankly, Please don't waste each other time on this... as the posting may never see day-light... Learn Why? The most used words in the English dictionary are : "I, me or mine". But this cannot be said for the forum. This forum is only about us or we. Not "U" as in You. LOL!

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Case Study 8: What about the Electric Sub-Station (ESS) any concern? 1. Although stack #604 is the nearest to the ESS, good news is that there is totally no concern whatsoever. 2. The second closest stack to the ESS is #608. All the more, no issue! 3. The ESS should be considered out of sight + out of mind! Cheers!

Case Study: Move-in procedures and the use of a charcoal stove 1. Many years back, real life case of an elderly family member most likely the grand mother is staying with the children. 2. The couple really did the procedure of Move-in with a charcoal stove. 3. After they had moved-in, their family member really make use of this charcoal stove.. until it is in poor condition. Then this charcoal stove was thrown away. 4. Contrast today... 4.1. Some couples still follow the tradition of bringing in a brand new charcoal stove. 4.2. Some light it up during the move-in. 4.3. And taboo says... that they SHOULD be keeping the stove. And also suppose to store it. 4.4. The reason is that it is still brand new and some consider it bad luck to throw away a genuinely new stove! 5. Look at this recent question of the "wedding bedding". 5.1. There is no right or wrong answers. 5.2. Thus if one follows the "grandmother" use of the stove.. it is later thrown away after poor condition. 5.2.1. It is similar to the wedding bedding. Drawing a parallel, thus if the grandmother can use the stove.. why can't one use the wedding bedding until it needs to be retired? 6. If one wants to keep the wedding bedding forever, it follows the modern trend of bringing in a new stove into a new home! 7. Nothing is cast in stone. If in doubt, check with the elders such as a grandmother for advice. 8. There will certainly be diverse views etc...

Okay, I did a search and the first thing I came across are these: 1. The full set is reasonable cheap. 2. Only thing is that some of them have are the bold chilli red colours (red is auspicious for any occasions) and wordings and graphics.. 3. Thus, even if one use daily until wear and tear sets in.. no issue, here. P.S. Please note that I have no intention to advertise for ezbuy.sg or endorse their products. It so happens that I did a search for wedding bedding.. google highlighted a link to the above site that's all. Frankly, have never bought any products from this site. My last online purchase experience several years ago was specifically at eBay. Which means? Buy at your own risk!

1.12.2019 Barely 2nd storey for several stacks...painfully slow.. LOL

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This reminds me of just the other day: a client got his keys to the recently Just T.O.P. HDB Anchorvale Plains home. He told me, his grandmother personally took charge of his home’s First time open door procedure. Told me to come down an hour later after his grandma does the procedure. LOL ? Here, there are still some Singaporean’s that rely on their family’s tradition. I am sure, this grandma, must also had her home “blessed” by her grandma and so forth! However, there are also many clients in the past who had asked me for such an advice. Yeah! They told me that their parents and/or grand parents are like.. anything goes.. best to consult an expert. As I mentioned previously, lots of advices are grounded in logic and cow sense.. sorry I mean common sense!

1. The basics of common sense is often overlooked in the case of delicate hand-embroidered wedding beddings that require a significant amount of time to create. 2. Wearing a wedding gown more than once is considered a taboo, whether it is fully paid for or rented, due to societal stigmas associated with it. 3. Marriage should not be so fragile as to rely on superstitions and taboos, such as avoiding a piece of glass behind the stove, which is believed to create a mirrored effect leading to potential issues in the relationship. 4. Apologies for the digression from the main topic. 5. Some couples continue to use their wedding bedding for special occasions if it is not overly expensive, like wedding anniversaries or Chinese New Year celebrations. 6. The Chinese culture often involves consulting family members, especially matriarchs like grandmothers, for advice and guidance in such matters. 7. Ultimately, there are no definitive answers or rules set in stone when it comes to personal choices and decisions in life.

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