Cecil Lee

Fortunately, here: "A miss is as good as a mile-" Even though the WC shares the same wall as the kitchen stove; so long as both the WC and the stove is not back-to-back with each other is considered good (or safe) enough." From a Feng Shui point of view. In addition, the large jumbo unit: the 5 Bedroom design:- This 5 bedroom model no: E1Playout has no major Shapes and Forms concern. In fact, it is good that for such a large unit; the architect had thoughtfully cluster all three toilets in a cluster - together

Nowadays, the wall separating the two bedrooms is a "thin" dry wall. Take extra care (if any) if the TV set is mounted close to the bed-head of the bedroom 2. In case of EMF radiation leak. A few of the other layouts e.g. 3 Bedrooms also may share the same concern.

Feng Shui of Waterbay EC Unfortunately, here: the WC is back-to-back with the stove. Inauspicious in Feng Shui. The architect should have mirrored the WC/Bath 2 so that the WC and stove did not share the same wall. "Damage is already - done!"

In a practical world; so long as the design and placement seems to work for you this is acceptable. As frankly, there is no "bible" or "encyclopedia" to say that a dining table has to be of a certain fixed design. Like our 2nd Prime Minister's wife used to say: "His (TT Durai's pay of around $600,000) is peanuts. And this is in Feng Shui considered as "peanuts" if compared to some other considerations.

Yes, from a quick glance (eye-ball) view; it looks acceptable.

Frankly, many of the concepts or beliefs in Feng Shui has more to do with common sense than Feng Shui. Here: 1. Depending on the built quality; if the fixed side is not secured properly or mounted into the cabinet but rather screwed on with L joints; then there is a tendency for it to collapse; be it the constant placement on the table top or someone were to sit on the table top (whether deliberately or by accident). 2. On the other other; having one leg may not be that great an idea. One fine day, if this leg were to give way and the dining table is filled with lots of hot food and even soup; then this is a cause for concern if the hot soup and items should spill onto someone. 3. Such a narrow table should be considered perhaps more of a breakfast niche then say a proper dining table. 4. If the quality of that dining table is poor or due to heavy usage; if it needs to be replaced; more work and maybe some costs to dismantle it etc... 5. Common sense says that if the table as shown in the illustration can be quite long; that single leg may not be that stable after a while given that some one may accidentally kick it, weakening the joint and also if the plank is too thin, the entire table may warp thru regular usage. 6. A dining table may not be a true representation of one's career; but, like that say, every little thing adds up. Even just thinking about it's association with one's career can be a psychological thing - feel good or bad factor... 7. Perhaps, just imagine this scenario: one invites one's boss and his/her family over. And if the table should collapse and spill hot soup onto the boss's child; don't you think that the person will be in HOT SOUP and may even affect his career-

The Waterbay Executive EC at Punggol Central

Feng Shui of Waterbay Executive Condo (EC) at Punggol Cenral This is one development where the external to this Waterbay EC needs to be considered. For example; a common threat is the overhead pedestrian crossing. In this development, most likely at lower floors; Block 47A, Stack 17may have the sha qicoming from the overheadpedestrian bridge. While a neighbourhood block: The Periwinkle Block 47, stack 15 may have sharp corners of the neighbouring HDB Block 195E's two sharp corners aimed towards it.

1. No layout attached. You wrote:My husband, daughter and me belong to west gua and my son east gua. Does this layout suitable for us? 2. The above is beyond this generalforum. 3. You might want to consider: For suitable? Can or Cannot buy; the link is http://geomancy.sg

Feng Shui and main gate designs: A good gate design is : 1. If privacy is not the main concern; it should be airy i.e. allow good air flow. 2. For terrace homes that have a small garden and for privacy concerns; there are lots of designs to choose from. 2.1. In fact, in this small estate in Macpherson with mostly terrace homes; you will notice that there are a total of 38 different gate designs. 2.2 And no two neighbours seems to use a similar gate design

Yes, it is good to know what are the areas for. Instead of just a "blob" of an outline and asking for answers based on this "blob". Please re-read my first comments on the yellow missing area.

This Feng Shui is a gateway to hell... When the buying stops, the selling can

In my opinion, as the layout plan does not have any description of the various locations; This is not made clear whether the location in RED is a living room area or a car garage. Assuming that the area highlighted in RED is the garage/car-park; then the area next to it as highlighted in YELLOW can no longer be a missing area. Please see attachment.

If it is truly a missing area or corner; the idea is to imagine one is in a helicopter and looking down at the outline of the home. Thus, realistically, if one can try to form a distinct outline of the missing area such that if one is flying or hovering directly above; one seems to see a complete rectangle. This missing area OUTLINE can be formed with landscaping to mask the missing area. Or a patio that is occupies exactly the same missing area. A lone lamp post can be placed at the corner of this outline is often an add-on to the above or standalone to it is equally acceptable.

Please note that in many occasions what one may consider as a missing sector may not necessary be so; if the area it is in or next to turns out to be a protrusion.

These are some considerations:- 1) Sales ofPackaging Machines 1.1 If the main job function of the person is in sales, then it is considered as a Fire element person. 2) MarketAnalyst in a Oil Company 2.1 Frankly, I am not too familiar with such a function. But if the company seeks a specialisation such as a graduate in Marketing for this job; then it can be the Fire element. 2.2. But if this job has more to do with consultancy or some form of management consultancy then this belongs to the Metal element. 2.3. But if the job has more to do with Strategic Planning to grow the oil company; then it should belong to the Wood element.

Birds and trees are secret weapons of Feng Shui

These are some considerations: 1. Sun rays 1.1. Ideally, in an East / West direction; avoid the altar "soaked" in direct sunlight. 1.2. Thus if there is direct sunlight that shines and heat up the altar say from 7.30am to 10.30 or even 11 plus depending on the location it is placed, then there should be a blind or screen or curtains to shield the altar from direct sunlight.. 1.3. The above is more so, if the altar faces or has part of it soaked by the afternoon sun. It is not like you can go and buy a rayban sunglass for e.g. Guan Yin. 2. Ideally, the altar should not share the same wall as the toilet and also avoid having it face the bedrooms etc.. 3. Both in the Indian Vastu principles and Chinese principles: avoid placing an altar along the NE to SW alignment : as this can inadvertently create a portal : where NE is the devils main gate/door and SW the portal's backdoor. 4. Look at it another way: If you home is tiny and if you still want to have an altar: the maxim goes: "Which you prefer the devil or the deep blue see to place that altar?" 4.1 If you have lots of alternative then talk. If none, then unfortunately"shut-up".

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Stop buying modern commercial Feng Shui products. Don't end up having a huge inventory of useless Feng Shui products. When the Buying Stops, the Selling Can!

Anchorvale Fields Sales Brochure: Site Plan and Floor Plans: anchorvale-fields.pdf Lease Commencement in Year 2018 HDB Anchorvale Field's Block 351B and 351C I feel that it is a nice-touch to have both Block 351B and 3551C's central rubbish bin : quite centrally located and also placed next to the common staircase an excellent well thought out design. Looks like this development has a common rubbish chute and a "green" chute, also

Yes, if google map does show the outline of your new home; you can use the method I mentioned earlier via a protractor to determine the correct facing direction of a home. Even if one is standing on an empty land try to take a few readings as sometimes there may be metal objects embedded in the hidden ground. Things like a manhole cover can give off false reading. Or a concrete path which often has a metal mesh to strengthen it. Anything with metal is detrimental to the compass reading. Alternatively, as mentioned previously; you couldseek help from the architectural firm to provide you with the blueprint of your home. Mostof such blueprint should actually have a North marking on it. Or the sales brochure listing the entire estate may also have such a marking.

Another common sense approach is the "unknown" plot of land especially if one's block/stack is facing it. For example, in the HDB West Edge @Bukit Batok; some stacks in this development are facing the Future school plot. What to look out, here? 1. Other than the "noise" from the morning & afternoon assembly (if any) one has to watch out for the roof-line of the future school. For example, often the roof line / edge can pose a poison arrow depending on it's height. Thus, one may in the future find the roof-line aimed towards e.g. a 5th storey flat.

Part II: Yes, it is very common when using an ordinary compass to get mixed compass readings. Often, this is due to things like re-enforced steel rebar embedded into the concrete structure i.e. flooring or walls etc... In modern times; if one can get hold of a printed streetdirectory or an electronic one (as shown in the sample) One will notice that all street directories have the North 0/360 degrees on the top of the page. Even google maps have this geographical north marking in this format. At the equator; the geographical north and magnetic north is very close and are nearly identical. In Canada, the geographical north and magnetic north varies a few degrees. But, this is better than having wide fluctuations in compass readings. A professional compass like the Suunto brand makes compass for different regions. For example: countries in the equator; they sell one for "region 3" that is for Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and all countries at the equator. For Canada, should be region 1 and most parts of USA is also within region or zone 1. Anyway, I don't think you do have or would need such a compass if one needs it for just one instance. Thus, you should try to use the streetdirectory or if googlemap captures the outline of your home's building, print it and use a protractor to get the compass direction. Similar to shown in the attachment.

This link shows a Suunto compass that was "balanced for zone 3". Countries that are around the equator:-- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=12503&new=