Cecil Lee

Today, 28 Nov 2018 paid a visit to The Terrace

Good morning Cecil! Just to follow up on our store opening, attached is the photo for your reference. Once again, thanks for your help!

Thank u thank u.... all thanks to u we are blessed to have this cute and healthy lil one ?

I have written a booklet on the proper method for taking compass readings. If you do not use the correct technique—whether with a Luopan or a regular compass—the readings within a home can vary widely. This is because concrete homes contain steel bars embedded in the floors, support beams, and sometimes in precast concrete elements. All of these can affect compass readings, even within the same unit or in units above and below. The saying “A bad workman blames his tools” applies here. It’s understandable if this isn’t your area of expertise. Even experienced Feng Shui masters have asked me for advice on this topic, as they too find it puzzling when taking readings.

You wrote: 2. I have heard several contradicting information on placing the altar (see plan). Would like your advice. For A1, some said it is good but some said that it is no good as the back of Altar is to the main door - fear back-stabbing. For A2, some said it is the best place (buddha looks after us as we go out) but some said that it is no good as it faces the lift lobby and another neighbour's unit (worry that bad energy absorbed). For A5 & A6, some said not so good if in bedroom, somebody is sleeping with feet towards living room. Reply: All these areas were covered sufficiently in past forum messages. And there are aplenty. The fact that you are checking with A, B, C etc... will have no end in many different opinions. Thus do a search for "Altar" or "Guan Yin" in this forum and you can read many, many previous replies with similar configurations for the altar. For example, this single thread has lots similar configurations, as you can see from this thumbnail layout in the link As the resources in this forum is extensive and date back to 1998, please make an effort to use your fingers to do the searching..... For landed properties or the concept of altar facing a dining table = can? There are lots, lots more...

You wrote: 3. I have also heard some people saying that if the facing direction is 237 degrees, it is very no good. Is it true? If so, how to overcome. Reply: Concept of "Devil's gate" falls under SW1, SW2, SW3 and NE1, NE2 and NE3 The compass degree of 237 degrees falls under SW3. Please do a search in the forum for "Devil's gate" and one can understand the rationale for the concern of an altar facing NE (1,2, 3) and SW (1, 2 & 3) as shown above. Where SW3= 232.4 degrees to 247.4 degrees. Under this topic in the above link:-

Sloane Residences formerly known as Sloane Court launching soon developed by Tsky, a joint venture between Tiong Seng Group and Ocean Sky. Sloane streetmap of 2007 shows Sloan Court and at 2O’clock ACS Barker Road The 1966 streetmap also shows that the area around Balmoral has remained pretty much the same. And ACS Secondary still at the same site..

I suggest you read this article https://www.geomancy.net/forums/topic/16637-an-in-depth-understanding-of-the-frontage-of-a-home-is-it-always-the-main-door-who-are-the-conservatives-the-modernist-what-lead-to-the-conservatives-use-of-the-main-door-only/ Sound logical in e explanation

Most EC and condo units usually keep the main door closed when not in use. This helps reduce issues related to stars 5-2 or 2-5 in the master bedroom, if present. Additionally, a remedy can be applied here if needed. For those who are not familiar with the term "frontage," you can read this article for more information:

You wrote: In general this is what some Feng Shui persons may do. Frankly, under Holistic Feng Shui, there are a further considerations other than the above.

How to order coffee in Singapore ! Courtesy Sunday Times Singapore

Location: HDB Buangkok Tropica in November 2018:-

Hello sir, would like to ask for your advise staircase facing as u see form the picture I'm not sure how negative would be... Or anything can be done?

Recent photos...it’s there...

Buangkok Square still not ready yet. But nearly there....

Buangkok Woods under construction

Buangkok Parkvista

Views facing Gerald Drive, Yio Chu Kang and Seletar Springs condo

Recently T.O.P.

Feng Shui audit at MAPEX Building

Sorry missed this. Don’t waste money

While Authentc Traditional Feng Shui looks like this:- When the buying of FAKES stop, the selling CAN! Please spread the word! And warn your friends!

Do you have an appetite for DUCK? Lame Duck.. that is! What do you expect? Fake Feng Shui is like this!

This practise of fixed template with compass readings is based on the method by Lin Yun. Where the compass direction is used together with a FIXED template bagua map:- Meet the "Emperor" of Fake FIXED Template Fung Sway, here. Confessions of Lin Yun Transcribed from the Chinese Daily News, Issue No. 7110, July 8, 1997 July 7, 1997, Taipei, Taiwan. As this country continues to reel from back-to-back scandals involving its political leaders and their spiritual advisors, the guru of the so-called Black Sect, Master Lin Yun, surrounded by his students and followers in the Presidential Suite of the Hyatt, Taipei, admits in a shocking interview of self-denouncement, “The best advice I can offer is to tell you that you are better off believing yourself instead of believing me. I am a wandering impostor whose predictions have been 99.9% wrong.” He cited his 1994 prediction that Li Deng Qui would not be renominated to the presidency of Taiwan (not only was he renominated, he was reelected). He sheepishly shrugged, “My record of successes is very poor.” “People call me the Grand Master when, in fact, I am the Grand Disappointment.” Born in Beijing, and raised in Taijung, Lin Yun studied and loosely based his Black Sect cult on Tibetan beliefs. He told of how he was ostracized in Taiwan for combining elements of Taoism, Feng Shui, Yin Yang, fortunetelling, psychology, medicine, color theory and construction into his own brand of Feng Shui. He lamented, “My biggest mistake in life was to study religion.” He would not name names, but he did add that he has given Feng Shui advice to many highly placed officials in the Taiwanese government. Although his Black Sect beliefs have been widely rejected in Asia, Lin Yun has found a more receptive following in the West, where he has a temple each in California and New York. When contacted for comment, Lin Yun’s church released a statement saying that “Westerners do not understand.” When it was pointed out that the statement did not seem to have a bearing on the situation — the article came from a Chinese paper and was transcribed by ethnic Chinese into English — church officials were confused. Finally, the church resorted to its standard explanation that Lin Yun was once again misquoted. This “living Buddha” (Da Shi) of the Black Sect church has a long-standing history of being misquoted. He needs to hire experienced media and communications specialists (“spin doctors”), or take a course in effective communication himself — because the only people who seem to understand him to the church’s satisfaction are his sycophants.