Cecil Lee

Truly, one of a kind design in Singapore. Overall, in terms of qi flow, because of the interlace, it does help to have qi flow all round the entire estate. Thus, no single block has more or less air (qi flow). Which is a good thing.

Went to Combodia on a Feng Shui audit of my client's factories in that country. My impressions? Country is still backward. Thus, have an untap pool of "labour".

In my opinion, it has nothing to do with Feng Shui. But falls under beliefs. Elephants are revered in several cultures especially in India and Thailand. In Thailand, white elephants (if found and authenticated); the owners were richly rewarded and will come under the Royal patronage. There were some cases where grey elephants were found, later to be "white". Anyway, elephants are revered for their strength and intelligence. And also are social animals. Thus, it is a good omen for your brother given also that elephants (in general) = longevity, strong and smart. A good hallmark for his coming newborn son.

Do not need to donate $95K to government & stay healthy? Did I hear correctly? Is this possible? What do you think? Note: COE = Certificate of Entitlement (to own something)

These are further considerations: 1. Some "girls" don't like their age to be revealed. Of course, if asked; would deny this "allegation" 2. Another old Chinese tale is: "if we (drink) another person's saliva; we would have to (listen) to them".... 3.The concern that when one blows out or snuff out a candle; it is considered inauspicious; to me is the least of the concerns - if any. 4. After, hearings so many negatives; I am sure; or rather guarantee that all your colleagues will not want to eat another birthday cake that has lighted candles... chuckle... hahahahahaha...

Australian children to be banned from blowing out candles on birthday cakes together because they might spread germs They must also wash hands before playing in sandpit New guidelines issued by National Health and Medical Research Council By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 12:56 GMT, 6 February 2013 | UPDATED: 08:05 GMT, 7 February 2013 Australian children are to be banned from blowing out candles together on birthday cakes ? because they could be puffing germs onto one another. And in what is seen as an attempt to ?bubble wrap? children, youngsters attending birthday parties will be told to take along individual cup cakes on which to place single candles. The extraordinary new guidelines from the country?s National Health and Medical Research Council has provoked an angry response from parents who say that the ?nanny state? is trying to take all the fun out of birthday parties. Sensible or a load of hot air? Children in Australia are to be banned from blowing out candles no birthday cakes together because of fears they will spread germs (file picture posed by model) Even doctors say that the birthday rules are going to far ? because children are also now expected to wash their hands before jumping into a sandpit to play with their friends. Day care staff will also be instructed to wash toys, doorknobs floors and cushion covers every day to prevent the spread of germs. The guidelines state that kids who want to blow out a candle at birthday parties should bring their own cupcakes to avoid blowing germs over one another when they puff on a shared cake. ?Children love to blow out their candles while their friends are signing ?Happy birthday?? states a guidelines document from the research council. 'Elf and safety gone mad: The new guidelines also say that children will be expected to wash their hands before jumping into a sandpit to play with their friends (file picture) But it adds: ?To prevent the spread of germs when the child blows out the candles, parents should either provide a separate cupcake, with a candle if they wish, for the birthday child.? Alternative, it says, enough cupcakes should be provided for the other children ? or a large cake that can be cut up into portions and shared should be made available. Turning to sandpits, the council says that children must wash their hands with alcohol sanitiser before and afterwards. The guidelines have astonished Australian Medical Association president Mr Steve Hambleton. ?If somebody sneezes on a cake, I probably don?t want to eat it either ? but if you?re blowing out candles, how many organisms are transferred to a communal cake, for goodness sake?? he told Sydney?s Daily Telegraph. Mr Hambleton also attacked the new sandpit rules, saying that all that was necessary was for children to wash their hands before they ate. ?It?s normal and healthy to be exposed to a certain amount of environmental antigens that building up our immune systems. ?If you live in a plastic bubble you?re going to get infections (later in life) that you can?t handle,? he told the paper. Also attacking the ?clean hands? rules, Miss Gwynn Bridge, president of the Australian Childcare Alliance said she was certain parents did not disinfect the door handles at home every day. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2274390/Australian-children-banned-blowing-candles-birthday-cakes-spread-germs.html#ixzz2hK1qpdiw Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2274390/Australian-children-banned-blowing-candles-birthday-cakes-spread-germs.html#ixzz2hK1LEYbd Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2274390/Australian-children-banned-blowing-candles-birthday-cakes-spread-germs.html#ixzz2hK1LEYbd Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Some of my clients already asking: "Which dates are recommended for us to start work after CNY?" OPTION 1: Western: 05 Feb 2014 (Wed) Lunar: 2014, 1st month, 6 day or OPTION 2: Western: 07 Feb 2014 (Fri) Lunar: 2014, 1st month, 8 day or OPTION 3: If cannot close for too long; and need to open as early as possible:- Western: 01 Feb 2014 (Sat) Lunar: 2014, 1st month, 2 day or OPTION 4: Cantonese don't like opening on the 4th. But no issue with Hokkiens & Teochews Western: 03 Feb 2014 (Mon) Lunar: 2014, 1st month, 4 day

Most of the time; taboos has it's roots under common sense. For example, the birthday person's saliva is littered with bacteria or germ or sometimes even HIV or certain disease that can be passed thru the saliva e.g. flu etc...

In my opinion, please don't!!!! As if I am not mistaken; recently read an article: for hygiene purposes; blowing out a small number of candles is bad enough! Blowing all 40 (or 4 big ones); no offence: the entire surface of the cake is full of that birthday person's and other's (helper's) saliva material. yucks! Yucks! And yucks!

Some homes fall under this category...

In my opinion, even within a good Feng Shui site; there are also the good, the bad and the "ugly" homes within it. In every development; most homes also subscribe to the "bell curve" effect: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32648&new=

Further to what I had mentioned: 1. It is a common fallacy that many of us seem to think that Feng Shui is a "cure all". 2. What I believe from what you wrote is that you are confused and apprehensive that given your personal experience; you did not get any good results from a previous audit. 3. Again. Try to look at the root of the issue: "Is your home an unpolished gem or a rotten apple?". 3.1. This is the key for better understanding of the realities of LIFE. 4. Attached are previous illustrations. On why some homes even if they are brand new or costs millions may not be good in terms of Fung the Sway aka. Feng Shui.

This is based on pure common sense and scientific:- Your Home: An unpolished gem or a rotten apple? http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Your_Home:_An_unpolished_gem_or_a_rotten_apple%3F Some of the considerations from the above link:- 2. Only after doing a proper Triage can one find out whether a home (or your home) is an unpolished gem or a true rotten apple or somewhere in between. 3. For example; if a home is like an unpolished gem; some enhancements can bring great (good) results. 3.1 Most homes are usually between these two: and after considering the science of Feng Shui; if one (via the Art of Feng Shui) properly enhance + neutralize bad Qi; often one can see good results. 4. However, or unfortunately; some homes are like a 10 year old 1,000cc car. No matter how much enhancements or Elastoplast (fix leaks); does not help. Even if it is brand new. Frankly, everyone seems to think that automatically, after a "proper" Feng Shui audit has been done; a 1,000 cc Suzuki can become a high end luxury car. This is only wishful thinking. And this, I feel explains why, some try to seek the holy grail of a Feng Shui master that can even cure such things. Frankly, even if there is a god; God, cannot do miracle cure. Especially those who subscribe to the Alien theory.

You wrote: "Also, Stack 9 is SW facing. I am an East Group person, Is it ok to sleep with head facing or pointing to northwest as it seems it is most natural to place the bed against the wall pointing to NW in the master br. Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp people...." These are further considerations:- 1. In theory; for an East group person; of course if it is possible to sleep with the head facing N, S, SE and East would be great. 2. But, unless one tries to built a home from scratch; many more; buy off-the-shelf homes. 3. And often, when most of us step into a bedroom; automatically would visualise; logically where the bed-head (bed) should be placed. 3.1. First priority is based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. Which you had mentioned; "NATURAL" thing to do. 4. Always remember: IT IS NICE TO and not a MUST-DO. 4.1. Thus, it is nice to sleep with the head facing one's good sector. BUT IT is not a Must-do. 5. And one of the concept is to "Maximise marks" as mentioned in an earlier message. 5.1. Common sense also says that if husband is west and wife is east group; ain't it pure crazy for the husband to sleep with the wife's legs and vice versa.

You asked: "Any bad implication ? etc..." There is a methodology used by must sciences. For example; even in Feng Shui, you need todo a "Triage" and an overview of the entire situation. You wrote: " I am an East Group person, Is it ok to sleep with head facing or pointing to northwest as it seems it is most natural to place the bed against the wall pointing to NW in the master br. Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp people...." You already instinctively said it: "most natural to place ......... ". If you are into D.I.Y:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage And also:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marksand many other concepts before someone can make an educated guest. Some homes are like an unpolished gem. While others; need an uphill task to bring up the luck of the home/apartment.

These are some considerations: 1. Please note that what I had written does NOT take into consideration: http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage 2. No two home are the same. And common sense says that : "It depends!" 3. Frankly, there no such thing as an utopian home. Thus most homes must also look at:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marks 4. To better understand and make your own opinion on "the direction of the MAIN DOOR"; I suggest you go read the following information:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=15673&new= http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=15672&new= http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32493&new=

In my opinion, one thing the architects forgot was that the ledges in Tree house development can allow birds + birds dropping a-plenty to be deposited onto the ledges above and below each window(s). In a bird-flu world of today, this is mighty careless. Oh, yeah! a client recently purchased an older condo @ Ris Grandeur as he complained to me that he hates his recent condo which has all dry-walls. Guess what... this development's interior walls including toilets are of dry-wall material. Only walls that are solid are those sharing with external or neighbouring unit....

Tree House condo; uses creepers to act as a "heat sink" to mitigate to dissipate heat from the external wall; facing the afternoon sun. As often, this wall shares the master-bedroom wall. A+ marks for this "green" effort!

Singapore was under passive cruise control from 2002 to 2012. What it should have done was to use active cruise control. Thus if the car in-front slows; down; the radar system will also slow down the car driven by driver: Prime Minister. Thus saving the trouble of having the co-driver slap; him

Is Feng Shui based on science or art? Or both? Although, the science of Feng Shui is important. The art of implementation is equally important!

How can my great-grand-father be that STU-PIG!

Previously, during the launch of the Waterview condo project; directors in Sim Lian Group had declared their purchase of a unit or units at Waterview. And for your info, this list shows which stacks that they had purchased during the launch.

More resources on; Waterview condo:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=28702 Please note that The Tropica which T.O.P. in 2001 is already "an aging" 99 year leasehold condo i.e. 12 years old. By the time most people stay another 5years to 10 years; it should be 17 years and 22 years old respectively. Other resources in this forum also shows several of Sim Lian directors had purchased units in Waterview. Whether for stay or rental; we do not fully know of it.

Time flies. I though I got my keys to a 99 year old house, yesterday! But I think I have already stayed there for more than 10 years! Note: In my opinion, this applies to SGP properties especially HDB, condo, EC condo, private apartments that costs $1M to $1.2M and above. If it is just a $400K or even $800K, property... what the heck; have to live-with-it. Or wait for one fine day, perhaps a utopian situation where a future govt. will up the lease-period or add 99 years, more to eligible citizens for free or pay a nominal fee?

If one walks pastthe junction between Upper Serangoon Road and Tampines Road (Kovan Residences) one can view a poultry seller selling a chicken (cock) to a lady. There are also a geese and a duck at the corner. Kovan Residences happens to be the site of the Simon Road Market in the 1943's.