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Geomancer's advice on career suitability and migration luck.
Would you believe that the current Madam CEO is more suited to become a housemaker (housewife), please!
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Would you believe that this is also considered as a Human or Man luck activity....
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ANY CLUES? Please? I am lost!
Closing deals is as easy as ABC!
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My career with Power and Authority:
Yes! My geomancer predicted that my career will bring me both Power and Authority!
My position? The CEO or TOP Honcho of this company!
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I have just mapped out your Pillars of Destiny (Ba Zi). And yes! Congrats :
1. An army officer in National Service
2. An Eye Doctor
3. Married with TWINs : one boy one girl (But please give him AWAY!)
4. Filthy rich
5. Long Life
6. You death will be on 4th July 2088 at 6.30am due to a weak heart caused by your dishonourable son trying to wiggle his inheritance!P.S. My advice? Give your son away after birth. He's pure bad luck!
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Case Study: When to use an enclosed altar ((with table top to ceiling structures built covering left and right sides of deity)?
1. Please refer to this illustration:-
2. Below: The owner decided to place an altar at the located highlighted in YELLOW with a red outline:
3. Here, this is an open staircase for family members to go up and down the other levels of the home:
Below: Please get me a safety helmet (white for supervisor, please.. and not yellow. If yellow helmet I want to serve you a letter of resignation...)
4. Common sense says that it is strongly recommended to use an enclosed altar. So that "smelly" feet going up and down the stairs has no impact on the altar. This is just an exaggeration.
Below: Saved! No more smelly feet and wearing safety helmet!
5. Another more important consideration is to prevent any item that may be carried up or down the stairs to drop down onto the altar. Is'nt this really a very bad omen?
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4 hours ago, stefaniex said:
- I have read from your previous postings and replies that altar dimensions from floor to table top should be between 124.1cm and 128cm, the ideal being 126cm. May I ask if this dimension includes the 'base height' of certain Guan Yin Statuettes? Some statuettes come attached with a base (e.g. a lotus flower base) of about 10cm where Guan Yin sits on, hence, if we add the dimensions of the base, it will be 136cm (if floor to table top is 126cm). On the fengshui ruler, it would not be considered auspicious, is that a concern?
>>The table top does not include the figurines. Purely the table top with or without a piece of glass on it.
- Secondly, are there fixed/ auspicious dimensions for the width and depth of the altar that we must take note of?
>>In several or many past forum postings; I have already provided auspicious dimension. Please do a search.
- Thirdly, does it matter if the altar is enclosed (with table top to ceiling structures built covering left and right sides of deity) or open (just a table top with no backsplash or wooden/glass walls on either side of deity? Must the internal backsplash be red/pink?
>>Commercial altars comes in both enclosed as well as table top with no backsplash. Common sense says that if both types are sold today.... make a guess whether either can be used or not.
>>Many of the enclosed altars are often found at open areas especially at SME factories, industrial complexes, business, bus terminals and in Hong Kong popular in police stations. And in Singapore, if one look closely majority of such altars found also at Markets/Food Centres / Coffee shops are often enclosed ones. This is also to prevent the joss fumes escaping much more.. and at the same time: minimize all the cooking oily smoke.
>>In homes: in the past there are more open type altars. In my opinon more to do with in-line with the interior decor.
>>As often an enclosed altar may stick out like a sore-thumb especially in the living room. And most of the items in a living room are often lower height thus visually not appealing as it may stick-out liek a sore-thumb.
>>The main advantage of the enclosed altar is that part of the joss fume stains are not transferred to the ceiling of the home. As often, after a few years, and without repainting of the walls and ceiling; one can see visible signs of cream coloured or even greyish walls and ceilings directly above the altar.
>>But I felt that things have changed from 2012 onwards. As nowadays most homes are getting smaller and smaller.
>>And many home owners nowadays engage an interior decorator or contractor to tailor-made an altar.
>>Thus for many, they find that the current commercial altars may be too bulky. As the smallest be it enclosed or open altars comes standard at 2" by 2" (60cm by 60cm).
>>For example: a customised altar may instead be customised to as small as 40cm by 60cm or even 40cm by 40cm. (Provided one god and a small figurine).>>Internal backsplash need not be or rather not compulsory to be red/pink. Traditional rose-wood (redish) colour was popular. Nowadays, all sorts of colours are used: even white, ash-wood, walnut, teak-wood, cherry wood, pine/birch wood tone or even leather-feel.
>>More important, avoid hanging the altar onto a shelf or placed onto a glass or marble/granite top. For fear that this may crack or break and the entire altar comes crashng down.
- Fourthly, ancestral tablet should be on the left of the deity, so does that mean the ancestral tablet can sit on 125cm height from floor to tabletop, while deity sits on 126cm and it will be fine? Can the height difference be as little as 1cm or it must be substantial?
>>More importantly visually the ancestral tablet should be seen as lower. But in my opinion, 1cm may be a question mark, here.
>>As 1cm is just to undistinguishable unless one purposely add an additional piece of glass only at the deity (god) table top.
>>Thus preferably, the height should be more obvious than just 1cm. Usually 3cm or more is preferred.
- Finally, is there a need to have a 'divider' between the deity and ancestral tablet?
>>Again, commercial altar cabinets do not have (or rarely comes with such a divider.)
>>However, nowadays with customisation some have started to add a divider between the deity and ancestor tablet. So long as the correct dimensions are used etc.. then no issue. But with two altars..there is a higher chance of misinterpreting the measurements wrongly.
>>Many of such commercial altars that allow one to place an ancestar tablet and a god is often 35" or 42" or like above 126cm in width. -
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Gong Xi Fa Cai!
Part 1: Feng Shui Ruler
1. Please see below:
YANG RULER
2. A Feng Shui ruler has an upper measurement = Yang Feng Shui. On it’s own this may be used; and already has been used at:
2.1 All first generation HDB main doors spot a Feng Shui dimension that has all “red” for their main door and even if one include the main door frame: these were auspicious.
2.2 I had posted such examples previously in this forum.
2.3 Again, these first generation HDB’s also have the passageway between the living room to kitchen / service yard at 34 or 35” inches.
YIN RULER
3. Please refer to the photo above. Look at the number 2 = YinThe lower measurement is meant for measurement of coffins, graves or burial sites etc..
A TYPICAL ALTAR
4. However, as a deity spans between the living and the dead; therefore all commercially purchased altars are suppose to have Feng Shui ruler measurements that must or should be “in the red” for both Yang and Yin.
4.1 Thus based on this Feng Shui ruler the acceptable range is between 124.2 to 128cm. Thus there is a range of auspicious measurement.
Below: 126cm is the optimal:
4.2 One of the reasons why I mentioned that it one were to get a tailored built in cabinet: 126cm seems reasonable (plus the best significance) so that in the event that the contractor got it wrong; there is some variance or allowance for such an error.
4.3 In addition; try to include the table TOP glass if any at 126cm. However no issue if one wants to add a piece of table TOP glass may do so. And often even with the glass will not exceed 128cm.
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The clue can be found under these links:
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Once upon a time this development HDB Bedok North Wood sits on virgin land.
The plot as in 1966:-
In 1975, roads begin to appear like Bedok Place:
In the 1984 street map many of the HDB blocks plus school sprang up from between 1975 onwards...
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Castle Gate and Hyatt Hotel:
The above photos show the tilted glass entrance of Hyatt Hotel.
Note: These photos were taken in the early 2002’s. And Hyatt may not look exactly the same, today.
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Please note that I can immediately recall three large estates of approximately 500 units each that also has tilted main doors:
1. ex-HUDC Laguna Park = 500 units
2. ex-HUDC Laguna View = 500 units and
3. ex-HUDC Braddel Heights = 500 unitsAll of the flats T.O.P. sometime around 1977-1978.
Because of their large square feet many of the Type B flats approximately 1,600sq feet or more costs more than a million doors etc... (Type A flats are approximately 1,400sq feet).Tilted doors thus exists today but fewer but still around in many older estates. (Although not that common).
Below: Highlighted in yellow: Laguna Park. While Laguna View is to the right of this map:-
ex-HUDC Braddel View flats still there. Just that the estate was privatised today:-
In general, tilted doors does not automatically have a stigma of bad Feng Shui.
In fact, contrary to such grandmother’s tale; why then are Feng Shui Masters today still insists that their clients tilt their main doors.
Do search for “ Castle Gate Theory” the likes of Hyatt Hotel at Orchard...
A search reveals 39 articles on Castle Gate in this forum:-
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Note: Instead if cut-and-paste The brochure, please use the “Click to choose files to upload it to the forum instead.
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These are a collection of various flow charts from Geomancy.net used in different illustrations and books:-
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A typical organisation with the specific element linked to each core job function:
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Another visit to Ferngrove
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Tonite is the 1st lunar month of year 2018.
Many markets and supermarkets like this one sell the sugar canes again.
They are often as shown here, sold in pairs:
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Just T.O.P.
Lovely view even at ground level...
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These are some considerations:
1. I like many others would be concerned if by coincidence two immediate family members are told that both persons would have short lifespan.2. Anyway, even if short lifespan: you did not really elaborate on what. This is because Ba Zi has several escape clauses:-
2.1. Modern medical science and advancement in health care
2.2. Philantropy or benevolence, generosity, kiness
2.3 Education and relationship with others.
3. Any of the above and or combinations of them can affect one's ba zi etc...
4. The Holy Trinity of Luck consists of:
Heaven Luck via Ba Zi = 33.33%
Earth Luck of home and work place = 33.33%
Human or man luck or relationship with family members and friends = 33.33%(Do search for the significance of this in the forum)
4.1. From the above one can see that Heaven Luck or Ba Zi accounts for only 33.33% of the total luck.
4.2. Thus things like good Feng Shui and good relationships does help.
5. In addition, how sure is the diagnosis provided to you on both family member’s ba zi, also.
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Dear Cecil,
I will accept your recommendation, and I sincerely appreciate your very valuable input and recommendation.
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All employees in my company must dress like me! Cause I am the BOSS! I say so!
Erh.. BUT NO CROSS DRESSING, PLEASE!
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1. What are my suitable careers?
2. Which careers are best for me = Careers with Wealth.
3. Which careers can propel me to a top position = Careers with Power and Authority.
4. What other careers are suitable for me?
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A past can or cannot buy review of a unit at Chiltern Park which so happens to face a pointed roof-line
Ba Zi and career advice: Which career suits me better and migration luck?
in Decode your Ba Zi for Your Health, Wealth & Happiness
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Madam CEO took a lift down accompanied by her husband.
Her husband is trying to fix an appointment with the famous Gordon Ramsay. The purpose is to hire him as a coach for his wife, a new housemaker. I mean housewife.