Cecil Lee

In 1996, Geomancy.net’s forum was hosted on a free web forum. This is the actual screen shot of one of the messages in this free advice forum. The disadvantage of this forum is that messagesare kept for six months only. Thus, we found this unsatisfactory. This was why Geomancy.net decided to continue using our own servers and forum. Our mew forum then started operating from end 1998. We also had an active account in Yahoo Clubs! Then, Google was not as popular. As most users then use Yahoo search engine. As you know...Yahoo Club! No longer exists today. Even if it has, past messagesas far back as the year 2000 are never archived. Thus forever lost, today.

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Case Study 3 : Including the application of Ba Zi Feng Shui: For privacy issues, all names are masked out:- The binding element is one of the uses of Ba Zi Feng Shui. Unfortunately, some geomancers either use this without the other Feng Shui considerations or totally not aware of the above.

Case Study 2 : Further to what I mentioned, my client invited me to view several (bungalows) landed properties. 1. Finally, he bought this home: which has good Flying Star numbers at the frontage of the home (living room). 2. Here, both the frontage South and Living Room areas have very auspicious Flying Star numbers. 3. While NW has the nasty #5 misfortune/sickness with #2 at NW. And this is drowned by a swimming pool. 4. And for a South facing home fortunately, the kitchen is NOT at NW = inauspicious "Fire at Heaven's Gate". 5. What a difference if we mirror this home. If so, the kitchen will certainly be at NW! 6. Note: this is just a sample of level 1. Other levels in the home is not reproduced, here. Such as bedrooms and their suitability for whom: 7. Thus where got such thing as what you wrote: that implies a one-size fits all Feng Shui. 8. Mirror or non-mirror image home needs to see which is advantages. 8.1 For example, suitability to family members: 8.2 We also try to take into consideration both the bed-head and study directions... 9. Extract from Geomancy.net's Ba Zi report: 9.1Thus, again, it is not one size fits all.

Case Study 1 : Feng Shui is not one size fits all: "IT DEPENDS!". And try to understand what is Kindergarten Feng Shui. 1. You wrote: "2) Directions and Elements" 1.1 In my opinion, if this is the 1970's what you wrote under Para 2 above may get an A+. 1.2 But please note that from the mid 1980's and especially TODAY, unfortunately, your impressive writings (no offence) can be classified as "Kindergarten Feng Shui". 1.3 This simply means that IN GENERAL : North = Water, South = Fire is not the MAIN consideration. Given that this kindergarten FS has a more refined way concept via Compass School Feng Shui = Flying Star Feng Shui. 2. Practical Approach to Feng Shui today takes into account many of the concepts within this chart: 3. Identify and understand what is Kindergarten Feng Shui: 4. You wrote: "1) Celestial Animals (Phoenix in front of house; Black Turtle at the back; Green Dragon on the left, and White Tiger on the Right) In particular, Green Dragon vs. White Tiger: I read that it is best to keep (Green Dragon) left side more active than the right, and the main gate is best to be located on the right side. However, for semi detached, the design is usually mirror image, and my unit happened to be the one where the main gate is on the right side. How should I improve such constrains? Nevertheless, it means I can grow plants higher on the left side instead. So is a pros and cons. Please advise." 4.1 Reply: "It depends". Feng Shui is not one size fits all. For example, Flying Star Feng Shui needs to be considered. For example, the flying star numbers is also taken into consideration. 4.2 For example if a location say has the nasty Mountain star #5 and Water star #2. Where #5 = misfortune/sickness and #2 = sickness. Why would one want to place the main door here as an openings. 4.3 On the other hand perhaps, at the other side of the house, there is in this period a double auspicious #8s x2 = current prosperity wealth stars. In fact, this area should be an opening. 4.4 Furthermore, mirror image can mean the internal organs of the rooms and locations like kitchen, bedrooms etc.. may perhaps be a non-mirrored home could be better or the mirrored home better! or vice versa. 5. This chart combines both Compass School Feng Shui's concept to come out with which sectors in a home and their significance. 5.1 Clients use this to discuss with their Architect to plan a better home for all family members. On both the top left and right chart shows each family member's bed-head and study directions:- 5.2 Here, the Eight House/4 good 4 bad another Compass School Feng Shui can help to identify which home is better. 6. Water Classics for a semi-detached home is also important. As a mirror or unmirrored home can also make a difference;

This Radin Mas HDB enclave dates back to mid 1970’s. The beautiful garden is in front of Blk 34 Telok Blangah Rise and close to block 37 Want to be lucky or rather make the store Lucky? But from them... hahaha The stall holder’s only wish is more business... as really no business-:( This CHWEE Kuay stall lots of business.

Like a mini Botanic gardens

Case Study: Tree Trunks as Sha Qi or Poison Arrows. For units facing the pool and service roads, it appears that the development has young palm trees. A mature palm tree: Currently, the trunks of these trees have reached the second storey and are located at the outer edges of the development. If the trees have many branches close to the units, that is usually fine. However, if these trees also have solid trunks facing the units, they may act as poison arrows. This is more difficult to remedy, especially if they align directly with the balcony.

Location : Radin Mas - Telok Blangah Rise Teck Kee Wanton Mee Stall.. Noodles so so.. but taste of traditional tick-tick mee style chilli. But their soya sauce chicken is melt in the mouth. Tender soya sauce chicken: Their unique signature is this crispy fish cake wanton Location: At the other end of the Market Many branches...

Is this good or bad? What do you think! In Singapore, the upcoming EC will act as a buffer, blocking the direct view of SengKang Hospital. However, this also means residents lose their clear view of the hospital. Residents will also have to deal with noise and dust from construction, which usually lasts for about three years.

Dear Robert, Please find attached the form for the baby name. By the way, my first son was also named with your help 8 years ago. Thanks! Best regards, (Name Masked out)

Case Study: Tree trunks as a potential poison arrow(s) A. In my opinion, both the landscape planner and the landscape company did a poor job with the placement of the trees. 1. Many trees are placed directly in the center of the living room balcony, making them difficult to maintain, especially the trunks of the palm trees. 1.1 When affected by Sha Qi (poison arrow), a tree trunk can resemble a knife pointed toward the unit’s entrance. 1.2 The current delay in installing zip track external blinds does not seem helpful. If these blinds were installed and kept closed, they could offer a solution. B. Why can’t external framed blinds be installed? 2. I find it difficult to understand why many recent developments—such as The Vales, which allows white, ivory, and brown external blinds, as well as Sol Acres and Wandervale—permit the installation of zip track frame external blinds. There doesn’t seem to be any concern about the balcony load in these buildings. 2.2 However, Sim Lian has stopped these installations and informed owners that they may affect the load on the balcony. This is confusing. 2.3 I would like to ask Sim Lian: Why are these blinds allowed in other developments but not here? Why is balcony overloading given as the reason? 2.4 In my opinion, this reflects poorly on the developer. Are you suggesting that your construction quality or the load capacity of your balconies is lower than in similar projects? 2.5 Does this mean that MCL’s Sol Acres is built to a higher standard than yours? C. The welfare of the guards, the guard room, and its surroundings is often overlooked. 3. Some may argue this is not an issue since the company is paid, but providing shade and comfort helps support and humanize the guards. 3.1 One positive aspect is that the guards are smiling because the development faces north-south and has a large roof-line. 3.2 This ensures they have reliable shade, so the guards are protected from the afternoon sun.

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Question: Oh, the Lucky Cat isn’t part of Feng Shui? I bought it from a Feng Shui shop. 1. The Maneki-neko cat actually originates from Japan. It isn’t a Chinese name. 2. Some dishonest sellers will try to sell almost anything as Feng Shui. 3. Do you think they really care? They’re only focused on taking your money. 4. When people stop buying, the selling will stop as well. 5. In ancient times, Feng Shui was all about nature, the surrounding environment, and understanding the stars. 5.1. Those practitioners from long ago would probably be shocked to see many of today’s practices. 5.2. These days, even many Feng Shui Masters with long, respected lineages have become some of the biggest sellers of commercial Feng Shui products. 5.3. It makes me wonder how their ancestors would feel if they were here today. Most likely, they would be deeply disappointed or might even disown such descendants. 5.4. This trend is now so widespread that you can see it in places like Fu Lu Shou Complex, as well as in Central, Thomson, and the eastern and northern parts of Singapore. 6. On a different note, during the 1930s, Japan conquered China and many countries in the Far East. While many Chinese from that generation may choose to forgive, they will never forget the atrocities, especially events like the Rape of Nanking. 7. Honestly, how can Feng Shui Masters claim this is real Feng Shui? Please spread the word—don’t be fooled! 8. It’s best to treat these items just like any other displays that simply collect dust. 9. The best way to stop this is to simply stop buying from them: when the buying stops, the selling can!

Heat sink plus privacy

Just TOP. Sim Lian is well-known for their key handover process, where owners are typically not accompanied upstairs after receiving their keys. It would have been a great experience if the developer had provided clear instructions for key collection, such as activating the air conditioning. Think about it: how often does a family go through the process of collecting keys in their lifetime? It’s understandable, considering Sim Lian was mainly a Main Contractor in the past for companies like MCL and others.

That’s life!

Blk 11 Telok Blangah Market = Crescent Mall This Mee Pok stall is okay. Edible... Scenic Telok Blangah

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Part 1 - What is the 70/30 Rule in Feng Shui @ Geomancy.net? S + C = 100 Where S = Location, location, location = 70% C =Interior of the home = 30%