Cecil Lee

A few of my clients got a unit?

Question: "Hi , sorry for disturbing again. For the sleep over night, may I check from what time to what time should we be there? As i heard people said differently about what time to be considered sleep over" Reply: Can argue until the cows come home. There is really no right or wrong on this. The key is: "Sleep OVER-night one night" is considered as moved-in. What time to be there? Anytime before 2359HRS. Usually, what makes sense is spent an evening there. (and from there onwards till next morning). Really, no written "bible" on such things. More to common sense. Can ask a 1,000 people, and you may get a thousand answers. No right or wrong. Pure common sense.

my parents applied a flat at Dakota Breeze, Thank you Mr Cecil again for your helpful analysis

Under Shapes and Forms, as the building is squarish, the winds hitting the corners would result in more turbulence.. less than ideal. As this ilustration, below, shows in the blue dotted outlines:-

Marina One Towers 21 and 23 For me, immediately that comes to mind are two L-shaped boots or a grown-man's moustache. In this illustration, from a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui point of view, although the largest stack/units = #08 has a nice number. It is unfortunately not the best stack given that it is at the edge of the building. Although it has stunning views, corner stacks which is literally at the edge of the development does not have optimum Shapes and Forms. Surprisingly, other than the whole "working" world may peer into these (Block 21) stacks, stacks like 09, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14 are considered to have better Shapes and Forms. Even stacks 03, 04 and 05 also.

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Sample 4-bedroom layout type at Le Quest In Feng Shui symbolism, some geomancers advise against buying a unit where, upon opening the main door, you are immediately facing or “smashing” into a wall, as seen in this layout type. This idea is based on the belief that when someone enters the home, the qi should flow in smoothly, rather than being blocked by a wall right away. To more conservative practitioners or some older folks, this is considered unfavourable Feng Shui. Overall, it’s best to look at the home in a holistic way, as many different factors need to be considered. In my view, this feature alone is not a fatal flaw. For a home to truly have a serious issue, there are usually four or more “leaks” or problematic areas. Understanding the concept of maximizing marks: https://www.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marks

Take a look at this photo of Bellewaters. Not Le Quest. The recently T.O.P. Bellewaters. Although there is no horizontal sharp edges from the roof-line(s); instead the poison arrows are for example coming at a 45 degrees of the corners..

It is mandatory for all HDB sitemaps to include a copy of the block plan. The reason for this is to clearly show what a buyer is actually purchasing. One of the first things many homeowners want to know is the location of the central rubbish bins. In HDB blocks, the bin area usually has both a normal area and a wet area with a water pipe. This is because sometimes the rubbish brought to the bins may have spilled liquids or other messy waste. If you look at this photo, you’ll see that in a condo, it is usually just a door covering the bin. There is no extra space for anyone to leave larger rubbish on the floor around the bins. If you are really unlucky and have a difficult neighbour or neighbours who often dump their rubbish on the floor in front of the bin, it’s not realistic for you to stand there waiting to catch them and confront them. That would only create bad blood, wouldn’t it?

In addition, since this is a mixed development, try to check where is the roof-top air-con cooling towers (IF ANY). What is worst is to purchase a unit. And realise that one can hear the constant humming of the cooling fans. This may affect that surrounding Feng Shui. And also not exactly a "pleasant sight".

This is often one of the first things I look at especially if someone is considering ground floor or 2nd storey units. Be careful of the roof-lines marked in red. As it can be a potential poison arrow(s) to either levels #01 or #2 This is the actual photo minus the red line markings :-

When blocks/stacks are staggered. There is bound to be poison arrow(s) aimed towards a neighbouring block. Please look at the attached site plan. The red arrows shows potential poison arrows. For example block 8, stack 23 has the corner of it's master bedroom wall aimed towards neighbouring block 10 stack 31. Both stacks 12 and 24 also has a sharp corner aimed towards stack 23. How bad is this? If the sharp corner is aimed towards a unit's balcony.. much harder to cure. Given that most of the time this is where the living room is. And often many do open the balcony sliding doors whilst at home. A possibility is the use of external blinds / ziptrack or tall plant(s). If the sharp corner is aimed towards a unit's windows. Then much easier to cure. For example, install blind(s) or draw the day curtain all day round. Note: Period 9 Flying Stars should be considered given that it will be coming soon after It's T.O.P.

Le Quest by Qingjian Realty at Bukit Batok West Avenue 6 For N3 facing units, stacks such as Block 10 stacks 29, 30, 31 and 32, and Block 12 stacks 38, 39, 40 and 41 have their double auspicious #8 stars sitting at the “back” or rear of the unit. Because of this, the Feng Shui is not as favourable. For S3 facing units, the Feng Shui is identical to S2 facing. Stacks such as Block 2 stacks 04, 05, 06 and 07 are the most favourable for an East group person, as the frontage of these units enjoys the double auspicious #8 wealth stars. In addition, their facing directions have water, which is believed to bring great wealth. 1. Attached, you can find a sample illustration of a Flying Star Period 8, S2 chart. S2 charts are the same as S3 charts. 2. In the attachment, you will see that it is advantageous when the [8] & [8] stars, which symbolise prosperity and good wealth, are at the frontage of the home, compared to an N2 facing where these good stars end up at the “rear”, which is usually the kitchen/yard area. 3. The only concern with an S2 facing chart is that quite often, the kitchen may fall in the NW sector. In Feng Shui, this is known as “Fire at Heaven’s Gate”, and it can affect the male breadwinner’s career luck. 4. Therefore, for a South facing (S2) unit, it is better to choose one where the kitchen is located in the North or North-east sector instead. However, if you use streetdirectory.com and plot the protractor settings, the facing direction unfortunately changes to a NE1 and SW1 facing, instead of either N3 or S3. The most important thing to note is that it’s best to take readings only after T.O.P. Unfortunately, we’re also unable to get a third confirmation via onemap.sg, since it uses the gov.data map, and the outline of the blocks there is only updated just after, or close to, T.O.P.

Hi Master Lee, thanks, I've received the email, wow you work through the night-really appreciate it. Will check with you if I have any other queries after absorbing. Thanks Master Lee, really happy to have your advise. Now clearer on my choices. Will check out the rubbish chute area / facing on Thursday. Hope that I can make use of all these "homework" on booking table on Sat.

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More detailed can or cannot buy detailed reviews of 4 additional stacks

While I have obscured the information above, the following presents the core of a comprehensive ranking of four particular choice stacks. These rankings account for the ba zi of both the primary earner and the spouse, as well as that of family members, and are tailored to their specific circumstances. Please be advised. For instance, the rankings may vary from person to person, etc. "What one person considers their top choice may not align with your own preferences, and vice versa." If not, consider the reason for investing over six or seven hours in preparation for this... reflect on it.

This is one of the numerous reviews I have conducted in the past, categorized by exercise. Please be aware that the rankings have been obscured. The fundamental principles of macro Feng Shui can be located in the LEGEND.

What you have written is, to be honest, an understatement. In reality, for this site and many others that remain unpublished, I have conducted numerous detailed reviews. The decision to make them public is entirely up to me. To be candid, there are superior sites compared to this one. The stacks and units facing the school and MRT tracks experience significant noise. Moreover, it is not merely the noise from the movement of MRT trains; simply walking down the street reveals the proximity of the trains. Similarly, the noise level from Clementi Avenue 6 is also not particularly comfortable. There are certainly far better sites than this one. Therefore, in my view, on a broader scale, this site falls short when compared to many other plots throughout Singapore. Nonetheless, it is important to consider the buyers' ba zi.

Frankly, this is based on the exact science of Feng Shui for wealth = water classics. Please note that it is based on the "Gua-Trigram" of the specific home. And not be mistaken for an individual's Gua number. As a general knowledge: there are often three: 1. Water classics for wealth (In a few trigrams, there are two possible wealth areas). For example: the illustration below shows a water direction from Right to Left ..... And it has nothing to do with one's personal Gua number, please. 2. Water classics for power and authority (especially meant for those who are in the uniform service or politicians) 3. In this specific example: there is a third category = money and children luck. But this is less common in other trigrams. An alternative is to use Flying Stars to determine it (for the interior placement). And it is beyond the scope of this general forum. P.S. Please don't use below. As it may not be for the above location and compass bearings.

I am usually uncomfortable with tall trees on sky-roofs. Given that there is no way the lightning rods are higher than the trees itself. As it would be ridiculous to add a long strip of lightning rod conductor.. at the tip of these trees. The biggest issue is that it is too late once we do hear the sounds...

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Let's make a guess...for some developments with internal court-yards.. where are the air-con compressors located, the service yard, etc.. located?