Cecil Lee

Case Study 1: For high-rise units, the frontage does not automatically means standing inside the main door looking outwards. Example 1: A typical Can or Cannot Buy review that I have done. 1. Although standing at main door looking outwards is NW. 2. But in this instance, we should be standing inside the living room looking outwards. Which is the opposite direction or SE:- 3. Note Part 2 attachment is not included, here. Since it is not relevant in this example. 4. Here the frontage need not always be the main door. But rather, the frontage = standing inside the living room looking outwards.... 4. For privacy, all personal info, are always masked-out by me. 5. In this Can or Cannot Buy review: External and Internal Feng Shui are looked at. As External Feng Shui accounts for as much as 70% of the total Feng Shui of a home. While the internal comes to 30%. Example 2: House very lucky under Period 8. But very unlucky during the years 2022 to 2024. Afterwards just Pass mark! House was very lucky from 1st Owner's key collection till 2020. But especially years 2022, 2023 and 2024 the inauspicious impact is greatest. But once passed Year 2025, luck climbed up to 43%:- Note: Depending on the Flying Star numbers, magnitude of luck change varies between the years: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Thus in some reviews, these dates may differ by 1 or 2 years from the other reports. Example 3: House is very lucky till 2021. Luck drops from 2024 till 2043. Luckily unit is a good fit for him! Unit enjoys good Feng Shui from 1st owner's key collection in year 2010 until year 2020. Luckily this unit was suitable to the potential breadwinner, the score from 2024 till 2043 brings this house to a Grade B. But if the house is totally unsuitable, then the total score may be 39 marks or a D score. Note: Depending on the Flying Star numbers, magnitude of luck change varies between the years: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Thus in some reviews, these dates may differ by 1 or 2 years from the other reports. Example 4: House luck is still the same under both Period 8 and 9 Feng Shui Note: Depending on the Flying Star numbers, magnitude of luck change varies between the years: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. Thus in some reviews, these dates may differ by 1 or 2 years from the other reports.

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Actually, there are three dragon horses in this home. The first dragon horse starts off at the corner of the home ... then it flys “into” the home and then towards the roof terrace. Finally, it flys off! Up up and away!

A bouquet of blue roses. Sometimes used in Feng Shui.

Master Lee, my daughter’s (Luck period) part 1 appears to missing the 2017-2026 age 2-10 portion Reply: Usually, 1st luck period for everyone starts anywhere between age 6-12, before that the child's luck is usually influence by the parents luck. Hence, the 1st luck pillar for daughter is Age 11-20. So that's correct as that's when the child's own luck starts to come into influence. Generally, influenced by the person who spends most time with the child. Can be mother, father or even grandparents, since the child luck is mainly influenced by the caregiver.

In my opinion, thie concern is not a major issue. What is more important and within one’s control can be deciding on the colour of the roof. For example: majority of vehicles on the read has a metallic skeleton. While a smaller amount is made of fibre glass. Does not mean that those who are unsuitable To metallic substances have to avoid them. Under the Five Elements concept; more important consideration is not what the materials composition; of course, it is nice to have. But colours can used to express the element. Thus a red car can be considered as belonging to the fire element; a blue or black car water element etc.. Same here, that of the colour of the roof...

Morning Cecil, my sink is currently higher than stove. Is it ok to level them the same?

At Lorong L Telok Kurau: The yellows pinks & whites

Pernakan, Katong

Non-religious Chinese customs: Can u check for the fruits, can all put in a big red plate or must put each in different plates? Reply: No specific rule. As you can see anything goes Pick and choose what you like, here

Belgravia Villas

Phase II site Nim Collection:

A quick glance seems like either the Sharp corners cancel out each other or even if it does not, may not be an issue; As the poison arrow (if any) are at the rear of the unit. Such as more often the yard, utility or kitchen area. It is not like it is aimed towards a living room opening. However, if there is a bedroom window at this “rear” of the unit, drawing the day curtains does help.

More from another client... Welcome master, thanks for your sharing and assistance to us too ?

Case Study: For under construction homes, sometimes a layout plan may have to be mirrored to reflect the correct orientation / compass direction:

Location: Myvillage at Serangoon Gardens

Location: Katong

Sorry, there were no rankings done for the 4 rooms. Quite busy.. so unable to confirm they are S2 or not

Yes, indeed even locally in Singapore, metallic roofs are popular, especially for private small developments. And it is the only material that can be curved. Frankly, not an issue. As we are at the mercy of the construction materials in our home. For eg. Some homes have brick concrete structures. While others are wooden homes etc...

Case Study: Always look at the "fine print!" (Layout actually needs to be mirrored!). As "eye-ball" method alone may not be good enough! Yes, you are absolutely correct. As a quick eye-ball method is not enough-:) One further step is needed. To look closely at the layout to the site-plan: one should not assume that the layout provided is always correct. It has to be MIRRORED! Thus a quick glance of looking at the layout facing South and a quick zoom in is not enough! Once, the layout is mirrored, then it tells a different story. The kitchen then is at NE. Thanks for pointing this out. When I mirrored the layout, indeed the kitchen is now at NE:- This photo was actually taken at the showflat:- Yesterday, one of my past client also bought the exact stack.. and then called me.. as I also based on this quick glance told her that the kitchen was at NW. Later, will whatsapp to tell her the good news. Thus the morale of the storey is: "Sometimes a quick glance and depending on what was furnished is not good enough. One should also don't simply trust the info provided and actually see if the layout plan need to be mirrored or not."

Another mega sprout.. at Visionaire EC

Many other developments chose rounded bollard lights… but this developer decided to go with square lights instead. And again, they’ve even purposely tilted them at a sharp angle of around an odd 30 degrees… perhaps the workmanship on the placement of this bollard wasn’t the best. Let’s really hope no one trips and…Is the block signage ridiculously short…? The lavender-coloured plants are overgrown and cover close to one-third of the pathway, and the paths are too curved. Especially in the last photo, there’s a fix that can be done. Seriously, I hope the developer has learned a lesson here and gives themselves a good talking-to, and makes sure the next development is more user-friendly. It’s like the saying goes: “You stay there, but the developer and their families don’t.” Also, taking a cue from Treasure Crest, that development is really friendly towards the guards, with a huge overhang to shade their guardroom. It’s a pity for the guards here. They’re human beings too, and their guardroom faces the afternoon sun. Many of them already show signs of sun tanning… and in the long run, they may even develop accelerated cataracts… but anyway, it’s not the subsidiary proprietor’s or resident’s problem, right? 🙁 Please note that these comments are not directly about Feng Shui… until bad luck happens! If you are a subsidiary proprietor (SP), please come together and approach the developer to make things as good as they can. Especially those sharp signages and more. It’s totally unnecessary and unacceptable, and it could have been done right in the first place.

Who would design something like this? A dangerous angled railing points toward the pathway... I really hope no one trips and falls. Instead of a fall where you get back up, this is a fall, an ouch—and never get up... Narrow pathway with metal rails sticking out and really standing out. Not very child-safe. In Hokkien, it’s Seow! Ah – means crazy lah!