Cecil Lee

During my 2 1/2 years of national service, I was honored with a Letter of Commendation for my efficiency and reliability, greatly aiding in the smooth operation of PDF. At that time, the SAF units were not yet computerized, requiring documentation to be completed quickly and accurately.

In the past certificates were issued by School of Manpower Management = G1 or S1 branch of the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) Clerk Class I & Clerk Class II = Highest rank Corporal Clerk NCO I = Highest rank Sergeant Cleck NCO II = Higest rank = Sergeant to Warrant Officer and the highest vocation salary

Our customers are our priority! To confirm lighting points for her entire house...

Recent Photos of taken at the Japanese cemetery at Chuan Hoe Avenue Contrary to popular belief; many cemeteries are/we’re on ausiplots of land. Even the Japanese knows this! It becomes inauspicious when : if the land was seized for redevelopment and bones were not fully recovered or removed. Sorry there are 20 photos.. so may take time to load up. Apologies!

Cecil, thank you for taking the time to explain this. Your pictures on the carabelle condo clubhouse certaintly puts things in clearer perspective!

Just last month, I went to an industrial client’s office/shop. I could no longer find “GODFATHER”. Anyway, no loss for me, as I never patronised the godfather! It’s gone (I mean closed down) or relocated. If you know anything about this, I’d appreciate it if you could update us. Thanks in advance!

[hidden]. is key for me. I have to force it through. I have no choice. I cannot afford to live my last stretch like that anymore. It feels really good now. Thanks

After the audit of the two separate homes : Brother’s home and client’s home...

The Beleverdere @ Meyer Road For ad-hoc visits, one of the key fundamentals is to do an initial preparation work. Such this.

Please sent a private WhatsApp or SMS message to : 97853171 so that I can give you a quote. Thanks

A legacy from my local Master (deceased)...

This stems from a recent request for our Feng Shui Lineage..

In my opinion, minimal hacking is required. https://www.geomancy.net/forums/store/category/5-singapore-onsite-home-consultation/

A short tribute to my local Master: Mr Lim Siak Loong (deceased) Mr Lim Siak Loong was foremost a prominent banker in Chung Khiaw Bank (CKB). He was a highly educated biligual person. And although his main expertise was in the field of banking and finance; his passion was the study of everything metaphyics. Being a banker and well known for his varied skills in name selection and Feng Shui, many developers during his time sought him out to seek advice on many buildings of the past in Singapore. He would after work.. pursue his passion and love Feng Shui. And this is where he does Feng Shui work. Gangster with a pistol: Once, he was the Branch Manager of the bank's South Bridge Road branch. And he related to me that a gangster came into his bank and demanded to see him. The gangster placed a pistol on his desk and demanded money. All Mr Lim did was took up the phone and called someone. And after a short converstation, he handed the gangter the phone. Immediately, the gangster apologised took back the pistol! A victim of pickpocket? There was another time when he told me that many know that he can help them! And often, these people would ask for his help. All these victim need to tell him was at where they lost their purse/wallet. And he told me that these gangs can even know whom did the pickpocketing. And 100% of the time, lost items can be returned. His Feng Shui skills After UOB acquired Chung Khiaw Bank; he remained at the same branch. Then this branch was that of United Overseas Finance (UOF). He was suppose to Head this operations. If so, he would have less time pursuing his other love: Feng Shui, name selection and lots of metaphyics research. There was an officer at the Robinson Road Head Office of UOF. This officer knew Mr Lim's expertise in Feng Shui and sought his help. Soon after Mr Lim helped him. The officer soon became the Head of operations in UOF. His thirst for knowledge Mr Lim was well read. And he had books that range from Feng Shui to Kung Fu to Acupuncture etc.. Once I went to his place and while waiting for him; randomly took a book to read. And this book showed a person with black finger nails! And reading further.. the person's fingers were "dead". But mind you! if this person was still alive today could easily from a short distance punched through planks of wood... These are some of the pleasant memories I have with him. The reason why he was highly sought after during that time was that he is unlike many geomancers in Singapore then who are into religions inclinations and the sale of every other thing in the name of Feng Shui! Mr Lim Siak Loong is an unsung hero and a pioneer in both fields of banking and Feng Shui! Although he was not a full time geomancer; what is most important was his passion and love for both the Art and Science of Chinese metaphyics. Rest in peace! Mr Lim Siak Loong. You are forever remembered!

Mr Lim Siak Loong (deceased) 1. What was the identity of Master Lim Siak Loong (deceased) who was referenced in the Feng Shui Lineage provided above? Mr. Lim Siak Loong (deceased) was a respected figure in the community, known for his expertise in both banking and metaphysics. Although he had a successful career in banking, his true passion was the study of Feng Shui and name selection. Many developers in Singapore sought his advice on their buildings because of his strong reputation and skill in these fields. After leaving the banking sector, he devoted his time to practicing Feng Shui, leaving a lasting impact on those who sought his guidance. 2. Gangster with a pistol: He previously served as Branch Manager at the bank’s South Bridge Road branch. He told me about an incident in which a gangster entered the bank and insisted on seeing him. The gangster placed a pistol on his desk and demanded money. Mr. Lim calmly picked up the phone and made a call. After a brief conversation, he handed the phone to the gangster. Immediately, the gangster apologized and took back the pistol. 3. A victim of pickpocket? He once mentioned to me that numerous individuals are aware of his ability to assist them. Consequently, these individuals frequently seek his aid. All that these victims needed to disclose to him was the location where they misplaced their purse or wallet. He also mentioned that these groups could even identify the culprit responsible for the theft. Remarkably, he claimed that lost items were always returned successfully, without fail. 4. Sample of his Feng Shui skills After UOB took over Chung Khiaw Bank, Mr. Lim continued working at the same branch, which was then under United Overseas Finance (UOF). He was expected to lead the operations there, which meant he would have less time to dedicate to his other passions: Feng Shui, name selection, and extensive metaphysics research. At the UOF Head Office on Robinson Road, there was an officer who recognized Mr. Lim's expertise in Feng Shui and approached him for assistance. Following Mr. Lim's guidance, the officer eventually rose to become the Head of operations at UOF. His insatiable thirst for knowledge. 5. His thirst for knowledge Mr Lim was a well-read individual with an extensive collection of books covering various topics such as Feng Shui, Kung Fu, and Acupuncture. During one visit to his home, I picked up a book and came across a fascinating story about a person with black fingernails, which were described as “dead.” Despite this, the person possessed incredible strength and could easily punch through planks of wood from a short distance. These memories of Mr Lim are cherished and bring back pleasant recollections. He stood out from other geomancers in Singapore because he focused on the true essence of Feng Shui, unlike those who mixed religious beliefs and commercial interests. Mr Lim Siak Loong was a pioneer in both banking and Feng Shui, making him an unsung hero in these fields. Although he was not a full-time geomancer, his dedication and passion for Chinese metaphysics set him apart. 6. Rest in peace! Mr Lim Siak Loong. You are forever remembered!

About this: A long-time client became a grand mother with a new born grandson. Originally, her grandma was going to select the baby's name. But last minute decided to let my client handle this case. She called me around 10am and said that she needs the name by 1.30pm. Robert Lee specialises in baby names. And he immediately got all the details and through sheer hardwork, he managed to get back to my client by 12pm. And this is an extract of the conversation:

An Extract of our reply to his earlier request:

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