Cecil Lee

Finally, the review of stack 16 can be found, here! For immediate digestion.. . . . . . P.S. Oops! Still waiting for your video on duck-on-water...tit-for-tat..

Other Geomancy.net's Key Success factors in the Art, Science & Commonsense of Feng Shui 1. Feng Shui Triage Proper trouble-shooting is required. 2. Fix-the-Leak, First! Easily three or more major problems. 3. The Concept of Maximizing Marks Hopefully from a FAIL to a PASS or better! 4. The Customer Engineer Concept If you D.I.Y. make sure you read this! 5. Commonsense Approach Fact or Fiction? 6. Fast Food Feng Shui 7. Situational Approach 8. The Concept of Feng Shui by Exception 9. The Three-Step-Approach 10.You Stay There! We (Geomancers) Don't! 11.Your Home: An unpolished gem or a rotten apple?

Exception Principle in Feng Shui @Forum.Geomancy.net 1. This forum focus on significant deviations from the ordinary layouts and enviromental conditions. These are brought to the attention of the potential stakeholder's consideration and decision. 2. Please don't expect the sky and the moon for a review of each and every single stack/unit in a development. 2.1. Please understand that there are just too many developments and this is multiplied by each development having lots of stacks & units. 2.2. Furthermore, many come in to the forum to understand concepts. They are not interested in a unit in a tiny red-dot country. So please cut-the-case.. don't waste each other's time on this. 3. Understand Why: P.S. This has been adapted by Business Administration studies via MBE = Member of the British Empire.. Oops.. Sorry! It should instead be Management By Exception. For those who are familiar with Management studies...

In this older HDB Jurong East Estate, no takers for this: 1. For E Scooters 2. For regular bikes 3. No takers at all:- Instructions: While on the same Block, on the opposite wall...

Case Study: Guidelines for converting a bedroom into a study area using glass partitions. 1. No, this does not pertain to Feng Shui. It is fundamentally based on practical considerations. 1.2 However, when examining Symbolism in Feng Shui, it is beneficial to investigate the rationale behind the preference for multiple glass panels instead of a single one. The arrangement of two glass panels could be a crucial aspect to take into account. 2. If possible, it is advisable to avoid a glass wall that stretches from the floor to the ceiling. 3. Consider the implementation of a wall that is half the height. Ideally, this wall should be 42" tall from the floor to the top, with the lowest point at 32". 4. Glass walls frequently encompass the entire room, which may present difficulties for your Interior Designer and/or contractor in supplying a single piece of glass. 5. Have you observed the presence of an "X" in the illustration? 6. It is essential to recognize that when viewing the study room from this perspective, the joint-lines of the glass panels should not bisect the individual's view. 7. For HDB 5 Bedroom units, some individuals are considering the incorporation of a study area within the living room. Often, the sofa is placed against the back of this wall. 7.1. In such instances, it is recommended to refrain from positioning the "X" or split line directly in the center of the sofa. Symbolically, this can create a division within the living space. Consider investigating the use of irregular glass panels as a possible solution.

Case Study: The demographic of individuals opting to install glass walls in their study generally comprises young males who are first-time homeowners, typically under the age of 30. In my opinion, the individuals drawn to these spaces are predominantly young adults in their early to late twenties, often first-time homeowners who do not have children. It is uncommon for individuals in their mid-30s and beyond to choose these "aquarium" style rooms. When viewed from the outside, it is clear that these rooms bear a striking resemblance to an aquarium.

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Asked Meta AI to imagine this former study room +++ Case Study: I used to have a lovely study room. With full height glass walls. 1. The elegant study room was once visible from the living room, adding a touch of prestige to the home, ideal for the family's CEO or CFO. Upon entering the living room, one could see the study room clearly. 1.1. Regrettably, it was later reverted to a bedroom due to the family's growth over the years. Nevertheless, the configuration of the rooms has remained the same. 2. Regrettably, it was changed back into a bedroom because of the family's expansion over the years. However, the arrangement of the rooms has not altered. 3. It is important to consider the long-term effects before installing full glass panels in any room. 4. Specifically, it was reverted from a study back to a bedroom once more. 5. I consistently advise my clients that even if they prefer glass walls, it is often wiser to choose half-walls instead of full walls. 6. The reasoning behind this is simple and based on common sense. 7. Casual Conversation: Child (in the bedroom that was formerly a study): "Mommy, I don't want to sleep in this room!" Toddler (in the study that has been converted back into a bedroom): "Mama.. I can't sleep in this bedroom!" Mama: "What is the matter, darling?" Toddler: "The lights from the dining and living room are too bright." Mama shouted: "PAPA! Go FIX-IT"... It is no surprise that today, there is a makeshift curtain... as observed today...

Location: HDB Atrina, Buangkok, Singapore Lets put the window grille to good use.

1990’s HDB flats. Those stacks with the metallic louvres face afternoon sun. In this photo, stacks/units on the left face morning sun. Thus one do not see any of the metallic sunshades as found in units on the right. It was late afternoon and one can confirm the afternoon sun shining at the afternoon sun units on the right:- This 30 years old block of flats (see below) at Simei also has sun-shades. But less obvious because they are made entire of RC material as shown, here:- This is how the whole block looks: These flats are close to the Changi Simei Community Club:

These are some considerations: 1. In theory, the technique or direction is: standing inside the main door looking out. Note: He is standing inside the main door looking outwards 2. One can still stand e.g.. somewhere in the house but equally facing in the same direction of the main door. 2.1. Please refer to this sample layout plan: 2.1 One should be standing inside the main door at "A" looking out towards B. For example, if the reading is = 200 degrees. 2.2 Then logically if one stands at the other two areas: one at the middle of the the living room looking towads B. Won't it also the same or = 200 degrees? etc.. 2.3 Most compasses are sensitive to embedded reinforced metal rods that taking a reading so close to one side of the wall may skew the compass readings.. etc.. This is not covered in this discussion. 3. However, if you have the time, do click this link to have an in-depth understanding of the Frontage of a home. Here, the frontage may or may not automatically mean the main door:-

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Case Study: Should I be concerned with this stove? 1. In my opinion, since the wall where the stove shares with is a VOID, this is no longer an issue. 2. However, a ultra-conservative Feng Shui Master will not think so. 3. Please weigh your own options, here.

In 2018, Singapore population is at it's highest at 5.64 million Source & Credit: https://www.strategygroup.gov.sg/docs/default-source/default-document-library/population-in-brief-2018.pdf Full article population-in-brief-2018.pdf

Case Study 7 - Inauspicious for the stove to directly share the same wall as the WC (Type C3a C3a Pes / D1 & D1 Pes) Another random sample: D1 and D1 Pes.. same situation... While for Penthouse Type PHC3a.. not perfect.. but better than the above examples: For PHC3a, although the stove shares the same wall as the Toilet, a consolation is that it does not share the same wall as the WC or sink.. better than nothing...

Case Study - “Rob Peter to pay Paul Principle” Can I also expect a windfall if in the future (for 99-year leasehold) our collective site is put-up for enbloc? Oh! This has nothing to do with Feng Shui. Condo/EC/Privatised HUDC 2nd enbloc in the near future... 1. Can I also in the future be 2nd time LUCKY as the 1st enbloc owners who otherwise if sold indivually will not get a windfall as via enbloc? 2. Please wake-up lah! Not even built-yet. Still long long time to go...

Case Study - 99 leasehold condos/EC/former privatised HUDCE enbloc & 2nd time as lucky? NOTE: THIS IS NOT FENG SHUI 1. Can I also (in the future) be 2nd time lucky as the 1st enbloc owners who otherwise if sold indivually will not get a windfall as via enbloc? 2. Please wake-up lah! Not even built-yet. Still long long time to go... THIS IS ECONOMICS OF CAN OR CANNOT BUY.

Case Study: I am purchasing a leasehold just enbloc development

Case Study 6 – At this time, the only way to determine compass directions is by referring to the site map in the Sales Brochure Floor Plan. Currently, street maps such as streetdirectory.com show the existing enbloc block arrangements under section A, while section B highlights the new Mayfair Residences. Using roughly the "eye-ball" method, the two almost lined-up. But the site borders are slightly different, here. Maybe because of the TOP up lease?

Case Study - Jui Residences & NE and SW facing + take note of the topic of Devil's Gate. There is an depth look at homes that are NE or SW facing...

The Holy Trinity of Luck:- ONE: Ba Zi is about Destiny and Heaven Luck. TWO Feng Shui is about the Feng Shui of the home and work premises. THREE: Another category is Human or Man Luck:- "I can't bear to EAT her. BUT I can follow humanoids and DIVORCE her". "But my religion does not allow for DIVORCE". "Well I ain't a humanoid.. to solve my problem.. I WILL JUST EAT HER UP.. YUMMY!"