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Frankly, I am curious to find that you even include the non-living area = garage. And how did you come to the conclusion that the underlining concern is the sectors you mentioned earlier. As often or most of the time, such spaces are not included in a review. Thus I merely advised that if one does not do a proper Triage, how to know the issue. One cannot also eat and sleep on Flying Star Feng Shui alone. It is like a glimpse of the tip-of-the-iceberg. What about the other 90% that is down under. Thus how to comment on such vague.... In addition, if the methodology of the underline basic fundamentals - if wrong... does not make the review right at all. Thus nothing is mentioned in my direct reply of "find a reputable feng shui practitioner " at all. You-:)
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In my opinion, pointy-leaved plants are more about symbolism than actual Feng Shui. For example, some people feel that pointed objects and plants are inauspicious. Since pointed rooflines in a neighborhood are considered unlucky by some, they often connect this idea to pointy plants as well. As mentioned, Feng Shui does not focus on details like pointy-leaved plants. Concerns about children or toddlers accidentally injuring their eyes on hard, pointed leaves like those of the Snake Eyes plant are not related to Feng Shui. The same goes for energetic dogs that might get hurt. Honestly, if these concerns don’t bother you, feel free to have pointy-leaved plants.
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Generally, this view is ok. Although there are pointed buildings, no threat from this view:- Even the keramat is looks non-threatening. Generally for a new rented unit, in my opinion, is acceptable.
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thanks for the advice.. have a good day ahead.
Cecil Lee posted a topic in What others say about us?
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At first, I thought they are artificial flowers. No, they are for real! Location: Fairprice supermarket at SingPost centre
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Congratulations! Just T.O.P. Will be visiting your new development this coming Thursday??
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HDB Northshore Cove BTO launched in February 2017
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
Please get your Feng Shui Master to give you a better understanding of the change-over of the Feng Shui of your new home. As the change will start around 2 years before 2024. Either your new home is lucky from now till 2023 or not as lucky now but better luck from 2024 to 2043. Which is which for your new home? or Get advice on how to overcome the above! -
Reading between the lines of Sales Brochures
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Singapore Property Review
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An example depiction of a Sha Qi or negative energy directed at a unit's window can be seen in this illustration. 1. Treating this as the living room window(s) can be particularly challenging, especially if drawing the curtains constantly is not an option. 2. Another potential issue arises when a poison arrow is directed towards a window(s) in the form of a triangle, depending on the design of the roof apex or tip.
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Standing inside the unit looking out of a unit's open can see the horizontal roof line "slicing" into a home is inauspicious. However if one draw down say the day curtain: the concept is "if it is not seen, it is longer a threat applies". But if this is the to the living room windows, harder to cure given that one cannot always draw down the curtains be it day or night curtains 24/7. Anything higher than this roof line is Okay or no issue provided the school does not have a school TOWER clock (directly) facing the unit. Fortunately, school Tower clocks nowadays are rare unless it is one of those schools with a long history....
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Part 5: Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System or PWCS is another consideration when trying to select a "choice" unit. 1. In the August 2018 BTO sale, another Punggol HDB estate also spots this similar type of Bin Centre. 2. Again, do avoid a unit with it's frontage directly looking at this Bin Centre or near-by to it. 3. By right, this practise was popular with HDB flats that T.O.P. in the 1970's and 1980's. But then it was manual collection from each Block/stack and brought to this holding area awaiting the bin trucks to off-load the rubbish into these trucks. 4. However, it seems that similar to several recent condos/ECs, this HDB development also uses "Pneumatic Waste Conveyance System" = PWCS. Thus the need to have this ONE-STOP collection point. Location: The Venue condo:- 5.1. And unlike the regular manual clearing of rubbish, this type of bins at each block has lots of CAUTIONS. For example the above signs shows there are 12 things to take note of. 5.2. If I remembered vaguely, at The Venue, the last time I visited this condo, the Managing Agent placed a notice to remind residents "TO BE GENTLE" to this system! 5.3. Although it saves on productivity; again, this very much depends on residents co-operation. Else, this system is a huge burden especially to clear the "STUCK" waste! 6. If I were to purchase a unit here, I would consider this as part of my decision making. Unless the Town Council reduces the conservancy charges in line with this savings. But if the maintenance fee is no change from other developments without this PWCS, hmm...... P.S. An earlier BTO launch also has a similar Bin centre as HDB Tampines GreenGem. This development is called HDB Punggol Point Woods BTO launched in August 2018:-
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