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These are some considerations:- 1. Rather than say: "which sector to forgo, instead", focus on these two considerations or exceptions:- 1.1. Shapes and Forms : Location, location and Location = 70 % 1.2 Eight House & Flying Star Feng Shui with emphasis on 阳宅三要 or Yang Zhai San Yao = 30% 1.2.1 The three major (sub) considerations in a home: 1. Frontage, 2. the Kitchen & 3. Main Bedroom & if got family members, a unit which is also favourable. And try to get a unit which has as many of the above right. 1.2.2 The above equals to 100 marks. 2. Sha Qi 2.1 The two roads = more to do with stigma unless it is a ground floor unit which is facing especially the road exiting the HDB. 2.2 What is this STIGMA? 2.3 In many past forum messages, I wrote that if say a landed property home faces a T junction, there is a remote possibility that a run-away vehicle may plough into a home's main gate or fencing and enter into a landed property. 2.3.1 This also depends on whether which country one is in. Left or Right hand drive vehicles. 2.4 Because of the above, there is a stigma attached to even a home "UP-UP" in the sky! More case studies of houses at T junction: 2.5 The test is whether a vehicle can fly over firstly the pathway, plough through the fence and even after than go through trees or plants (if any) and into the PES and then into a condo unit? You think can or not? 2.6 Or a vehicle can fly into a 2nd or 3rd storey unit facing this road leading out of the HDB or not? 2.7 If all above is not possible then from this: what is the worry? 3. The worry starts when everyone automatically associates the "two roads" with Para 3.1! 3.1. Often cannot change the minds of those who have a hazy concept that it purely affects landed properties. But go convince those and even some Feng Shui practitioners. For example: if resale and a potential buyer views the unit.. they will like what you wrote.. based on hardcore STIGMA say that the unit is inauspicious. Even if actually.. not affected. Again, how to convience a stubborn COW? 4. Flow of Qi. 4.1. Not likely, here. But if wind somehow seems to unobstructed and again due to high and low pressure zones, if somehow, very strong winds come.. even items at the Personal Enclosed Space (PES) starts to move or too windy at the balcony... during such a time either if there is a external zip track or external blinds draw it or close the doors. 4.2. This also can happen at any other developments without such a road(s) facing a unit. For example, because of the way the stacks in a block are placed, many clients at The Trilinq feedback that even their outdoor table and chairs can even fly everywhere. 5. Other matters: 5.1. This may not be affected by what you wrote. But is from observations. 5.2. It has to do firstly with busy road junctions. Here, there is a more likely chance of hearing screech marks of tires or near misses. And if one's unit is facing this cross junction, then it can be irritating to hear such effects. 5.3. Since this is a two way service road less likely or none at all. Given that the speeds should be reduced and if proper signals are given. 6. In conclusion: Why then give oneself all the hassle! Simply skip these stacks/units.
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These are some considerations: 1. Good that although the house is at the end of the street; it is not a cul-de-sac. If at cul-de-sac ... is further consideration. 2. Common sense 2.1. In Malaysia, many don't like to have a corner house because of brazen robbers (Thieves). Who are even bold to poison dogs and climb into the house. 2.2. Above depends on individual country. In Singapore, such a home is safe. 3. Is the home just a few kilometres next to the sea? If no, please ignore, this:- 3.1 Check that your country / location is not under the Tsunami belt. If so... might as well see the movie : "Gone with the Wind". Or recent films include: "Gone in 60 seconds".
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阳宅三要 or Yang Zhai San Yao The three major considerations in a home: Main Door or Frontage, the Kitchen & Bedroom (C) Geomancy.net Note: Main Door may or may not be the Frontage. While Main Bedroom is commonly known as the Master Bedroom. But sometimes if the female gender is single.. calling it "Master" would be odd. Or calling it Mistress Bedroom. Thus, it is more gender specific to call it MAIN, instead.
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Need help in choosing a good unit -canal/tjunction: HDB Adora Green
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_149165's topic in General Help
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Case Study - Type 1Ca & Type 1Ca (p) 3 - Bedroom 1. Preferred that the Washing Machine cum Dryer or WD is swopped with Fridge. 2. Although the WD is below, it is not ideal for both to be so close to each other. 3. Common sense also plays a part: 3.1. Be careful of holding the soap powder close-by especially on a windy day. As the power may just deposit onto the surface or onto cooked food. 3.2. When using the washing machine and dryer, often the steam settles down.. it is too uncomfortably close to the stove. 4. Type B2 & B2 (P) or 2-Bedroom Deluxe: The placement of the WD under this layout is acceptable:
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Need help in choosing a good unit -canal/tjunction: HDB Adora Green
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_149165's topic in General Help
If the canal is similar to it being channeled underground where it disappears just before The Chuan at Chuan Close until SMRT Depot then good. Since the canal is open air and water flows away from this development towards Kallang river, then it is a cause for concern, here. Thus not favourable under the Water Classics. -
What are the top 3 positions for placing a wall clock?
Cecil Lee replied to blubugs's topic in General Help
Good morning master lee, does hanging a wall clock have fengshui? I need to put a wall clock in the living room. Or i could hang it facing the bedroom walkways beside the atlar ? Reply: Not facing walkway leading into bedrooms. Avoid facing the main door. Avoid facing altar or above it. Or above the passageway ceiling before entering the bedroom.The rest is ok -
This means... there are too varied options. More important is your personal inclinations, beliefs and even type of religion. Common sense says.. can range from doing nothing to whatever faith one has or does not have. In my opinion, I would monitor the situation at home. And hope for the best.
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Yes, Feng Shui is purely scientific. Frankly, there is such a diverse...
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After-Heaven Bagua mirror to hang inside windows
Cecil Lee replied to myfs_149202's topic in General Help
Mostly for “protection” from evil spirits By the way the unit number is considered nice #08-1888 for the Chinese -
Adora Green is the 1st Yishun DBSS
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
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Please note that house number report is meant for high-rise flats or apartments. Not for landed properties. LOL
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A. Ideally, if possible, the master bedroom is there. If so, under symbolism in Feng Shui, a set of night clothes is placed on each side of the bed. If physically, sleep in, then the above is no issue. Yes, it is possible to do so. B. Usually, the auspicious dates is meant for the male breadwinner. And nice-to the spouse. For other family members often, as you have found out may not suit them. This is common. And based on common sense! Since Son is not the main breadwinner, no issue even the date is not auspicious for him. Else, what happens if a family has more family members. Then how? No need to move in then? Since one may never find a good date for all family members? C. Refer to above B.
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1. Under symbolism in Feng Shui, it is less than ideal to have a vertical joint-or-split-line exactly where the TV is mounted (which splits the TV exactly into half):- The red line shows clearly the split:- 2. This is because a piece of Formica laminate has a maximum length and width. And most important is that there is no one large piece. 2.1. Therefore nowadays with the feature wall covering more than 4 feet by 8 feet, someone there will always a joint between two pieces of Formica laminate. 3. If so, insists on having vertical joint-lines as shown, below:-
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