Cecil Lee

Traditional Feng Shui uses either 3, 6 or 7 coins. Frankly, the photo is blur. I counted like the circumference has a total of 10 coins. Most likely this is a set of 10 Qing dynasty emperor coins. As mentioned, the photo is just too blur to recognise each of the coins. BUT if this is the 10 emperor coins; Under symbolism: 1st coin is Shun-chi starting from 1644 to the last coin Shuen-tung. Where the last year of the Qing dynasty ended in 1911. If it is the 10 emperor coins: overall it means that hanging the coins represents: longevity as the Qing dynasty is a pretty long lasting dynasty. And to some also the 10 coins represent wealth.. The centre is most likey a single larger coin = Zha cai jin bao : invite wealth and bring in treasure. I could be wrong.... here.. but really the photo is so blurrrrrr......

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In my opinion, the main concern is the A4 sized mirror. This is highly unusual .. and often, placed on some advice from someone like a geomancer or religious-geo person. A pair of Kirins although is a concern, it is not that uncommon for households to place them. it is difficult to further understand.. without proper perspective of the whole thing.

Firstly, no offence. As I trying to be frank with you. A Traditional Chinese person consider the Trigrams scared and taboo. Thus, do not consider every using these symbols as a "decorative" piece or item. Well, that's it!

A snapshot side-view of a Scale model of 38 Oxley Road

No, don't seem threatening.

All the above that you had mentioned can be considered so Long as they are in open spaces. But not in a covered drain storm. For example, a hidden drainage or Reservior system that aerial photos cannot detect or shown.

Several stone throw away from National Stadium ?

T Must be exactly the same height + from an opening at the opposite home facing it. Thus even if it is the same stack but higher or lower than the pointed roof... not an issue.

Recent photos of HDB City Vue. Sometime more..mid 2018

This row of shop houses at Havelock Road is only about: food, food and more food. Need something else? Get lost... go elsewhere, please

Feng Shui is always the direction of " The Main Door" right? It really Depends! Simple illustration:-

Case Study: An In-depth understanding of the Frontage of a home. 1. Is it always the main door? 2. Who are the Conservatives & the Modernist. 3. What lead to the Conservatives use of the Main Door only? 4. Click this updated resource to have a better understanding:- ++++ Older Resources ++++ Feng Shui always consider the direction of " The Main Door" right? It depends!

Anticimex modern pest control system at Riverbank condo. In fact, I have seen a few condos using this European company's pest control services..

Former Prime Minister/ Senior Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew's home at 38 Oxley Road also has three clusters of Lipstick Palm. DId you manage to identify it?

The respective source(s) & credit are found on all the following photos:- Credit: Straits Times: Credit: ST: Credit: ST

There is no scientific proof that magnetic fields especially generated by sub-stations are harmful. It is not like gamma rays from the sun or radiation: which are. Take for instance the MRI scanners in hospital. These are huge magnets that are used to scan slices of just anything that is not solid. Thus, it can scan flesh (human or otherwise) and even bone structures. Common sense: living next to or in full view of a bin centre: In Singapore, frankly, rubbish is cleared almost daily other than the unexpected .. but due to our humidity.. and how rubbish is thrown by residents (unbagged) or those durian skins etc... does smell... wind currents plays a part. And how high the unit is.

Late former Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew's home @38 Oxley Road Ground zero = 38 Oxley Road: A collection of different external views of the famous 38 Oxley Road bungalow belonging to our former Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew:- Credit: Edgar Su/Reuters: Refer to the credits on the individual photos (where applicable):- Credit: REUTERS: Credit: Howard Law: Credit ST Jamie Koh: Credit: AFP: Credit: Yahoo Singapore: Credit: I am not sure. Let me know if u have any idea:

Gateway for TOP management's new office.... & Shaw House

Tan Quee Lan Street / Heritage Plaza and Holy Crab A restaurant called "Holy Crab":- Photos of Heritage Plaza:-

These two differing methods serve the same purpose: 1. Passive markers: These wafer thin circular cats eyes because of it's reflective properties coupled with yellow warnings, in my opinion is the way forward. 2. Contrast it with these black protruding lights that bulge out. And their placement could cause someone such as a young child running around to fall and hit their face on the floor. 2.1. These lights needs to be turned on. It does not have light sensors so does not turn on in the event that it is pouring or the sky turned dark... in the day-time. 2.2. These lights do fail: short or blown.. and may need replacement. 3. Architects and landscape planners should play their part.... 4. The cats eye:- Or the bulky floor lights? Which you prefer?

Le Cresendo's Sail Shades as Poison Arrows? In all honesty, as I previously stated, this is actually a small pole. Furthermore, the sail does not appear to be menacing. There are certainly larger pavilions or shades made of more intimidating materials to be concerned about.

Yes, potential

Arc 380 (formerly Eminent Plaza) looks like T.O.P. Soon.. Hopefully, many of the popular food stalls do return back.