Cecil Lee
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Morning Master Cecil, i need your advice on my guan yin wood statue Recentle found a line on her back that look like cracked
Dying trade...Artisans who are “The God Makers”. Credit: South China Morning Post
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House next to a cemetery
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Wearable seat: functional and practical (light weight)
- From a window to a balcony space in seconds
- Cool home gadgets
- After-Heaven Bagua mirror to hang inside windows
1. Sorry to learn about your plight. 2. Usually to counter a conVEX mirror is to "return" an opposite type of mirror = conCAVE mirror. 3. From the photo... looks like the centre mirror used by your neighbour is conVEX. 4. While their use of this type of mirror generally to deflect sha qi. 5. You did not mentioned where is this room? A bedroom facing a bedroom or a bedroom facing a kitchen etc... 6. In general... should the mirror be conVEX... then often a conCAVE mirror (with magnification) properties such as below is used.. without the 8 trigram on the outer ring. 6.1. Thus the counter mirror (a concave) one does not need the 8 trigrams. As a ba gua mirror including that is also meant to scare away local ghosts. 6.2. If you use such a mirror, then this is unfortunately known as a "Ba gua WAR". 7. Feng Shui best practises based on the 12 Habits of Feng Shui: Frankly, sometimes there are more than meets the eye... You might want to explore these two (major) related habits or concepts... 7.1. Feng Shui Triage? Often, there may be other considerations in Feng Shui such as an imbalance in specific areas in the home with or without the neighbour's placement of ba gua mirror. 7.2. Fix-the-leaks Probably... as mentioned above.. they can be a likelyhood of nasty health stars like #5 misfortune/sickness and/or #2 sickness and/or fuelled by #9 fire element under Flying Stars Feng Shui.- Part 3: Burning paper homes etc.. to the dead = known as Kong Teck or Gong De
Return to Kong Teck URL:- Myths about the Chinese 7th Lunar Month or Hungry Ghosts Month explained
Related: The Chinese tradition of Kong Teck (Gong De)- The Chinese tradition of Kong Teck (Gong De), also known as the Funeral Memorial, is held on the 49th day after a person has passed away.
Another photo of a hell note under this resource link...- Iconic chair with form and function
Yes, Singapore also got such acts... but I believe there seems no actual code to say it is illegal... In the past, many are deterred to do so or "snatch" someone else spot. This is because, in the past, there are no car cameras.. and one may come back to see one's whole vehicle scratched 360 degrees even. Today... there are so many cars with such cameras. And if one is unlucky ... the culprit may be caught on camera on a neighbouring camera.. And sometimes.. shamed on the net... also... Often such videos may become viral... OMG...- Part 1: Burning paper homes etc.. to the dead
How are the above objects used and what is Kong Teck (Gong de)?- The Chinese tradition of Kong Teck (Gong De), also known as the Funeral Memorial, is held on the 49th day after a person has passed away.
As stated in the initial discussion in Paragraph 9, high-ranking monks or Taoist priests were employed to chant mantras during the ceremony, which took place on the 49th day.- My 2012 Brompton & Dahon Classic
July 2019 ride... to celebrate the newly opened Brompton Bicycle store at Funan Centre.... Credit.. Brompton Bicycle Singapore Facebook.. I personally believe in leg-power rides... Never owned an electric powered PMD.. LOL...- Dangers of charging an electrical scooter close to main door with s digital lock
Even if the scooter has been certified “fire hazard safe”. Neverthless, common sense says to continue avoid charging any appliances beside a main door using digital locks. Once the door mechanism of digital locks freeze or jam... that’s it.... the other option of escaping is the windows/balcony side... erh... good luck! Note: It can happen to any digital lock brand!- Traditional Sliding Collapsible Grille panels
Another one... the owner most likely repainted it together with the inner collapsible door many years later.- Please save the Bonsai Cats - Cruel!
Fake News! Ignore! One of the earliest fake news circulating in the internet!- Part 3 of 5: Fake Feng Shui (Caricatures) Must I buy from YOU?
- The Garden Residences jointly developed by Keppel Land & WingTai @ 15 Serangoon North Avenue 1 Singapore 555888 - Which units are still lucky today?
In my opinion, under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui Block 1 is like a "thorn amongst the roses. As it is like a lost child "breaking" away or not in balance with the rest of the other blocks. Because of the location of Block 1, it cases a bottleneck at the red "X" shown between it and Block 7 Being a "bad boy" or rouge block, units at Block 7 (pool facing) tend to have poorer (views) and even the corner of the Block 1 as shown in another illustration is also aimed towards ... a stack at Block 7. Thus this Block 1 is considered a "bad boy".- Green rambutans and lots of green chillies
- Boost Health, Wealth & Happiness with 12 Feng Shui Habits (C) Geomancy.net
- Lifts just beside main door
- Useful kitchen tips
- Useful kitchen tips
- Lifts just beside main door
These are some considerations: 1. Under the 12 Habits of Feng Shui, one consideration is Common Sense. 1.1. The reason why this home has a 1/2 hour fire rated door is to ensure that if the unfortunate home caught fire; hopefully the smoke/fumes + fire do not engulf the lift lobby as well at the lifts. 1.2. Thus in reality for the SCDF, this unit is more a potential "pain-in-the-neck" for safety. 1.3. More so than your concern of entry/exit thing for that specific unit. 1.4. Another common sense is that there will always be more foot-traffic at the lift lobby given that this is always the point of entry and exit for residents as well as visitors / cleaners etc... 2. You wrote: How to remedy? 2.1. In your recent posting, a few of your questions ask for a remedy. I suggest you re-read some of the replies. As one of them is very similar to this question. And I thought that I had clearly replied to it. If not, please go read it.... 2.2. Common sense says that you can bang your head as much as you want. What who ask (perhaps) you to consider buying a home next to the lift? 2.3. Go ahead and bang the head again and again. 2.4. If one is so concerned with the unit next to the lift then unfortunatelyl: "WHO asked you to consider buying such a unit?" "God helps those that helps themsevles.. apply". 3. Knowing that "You ask for it, applies." Go find out the concept of : Maximising Marks..... instead. *** Understanding Good Feng Shui Advice via *** 4. Geomancy.net's 12 Habits of Feng Shui and how everyone can apply them...- Feng Shui and Platform Beds: Practical Insights Rooted in Common Sense
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