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Part 3: Feng S3hui of Forestville EC @ Woodlands
1. Stacks Facing N2 0/360 degrees
2. Enclosed is a sample illustration of a worked Flying Star chart N2 0/360 degrees.
3. In the attached illustration:
3.1. One can see that the double auspicious #8's current prosperity wealth is WASTED at the rear of the home.
3.2. East sector has bad Flying Star numbers of #5 misfortune/sickness #2 sickness stars. Which is a health concern.
3.3. Equally bad in the North West sector. Which also have nasty flying stars of #2 sickness and #5 misfortune/sickness stars
4. Another sector which can be wasted is at SW which has good Flying Stars.
5. Please note that the above illustration came from a worked case for Waterwoods EC.
6. One may need to mirror the layout to the above illustration.
QuoteOn 10/12/2015 6:51:39 PM, Anonymous wrote:>Part 1: Feng Shui>of>Forestville EC @>Woodlands1.>Did you rely on>the>Forestville EC's>Sales>Brochure>"North">compass?marking on>the>Site plan to buy your>dream>home in this>development?1.1.>If so, look at the>comparison>of the Sales Brochure>siteplan>with that>of>streetdirectoy.com1.2.>All>streetdirectories (paper>or>web-based) have the True>North>direction at the TOP.2.>For>example : In the>sales>brochure, Blocks 20 to 28>with>Stacks #01 to #20>when>compared to it's North>compass>marking shows True North>at>0/360 degrees. 2.1 Under>Flying>Stars one could assume>that these>stacks are North 2>(N2) or South 2>(S2) facing>directions.3. Next, take>a>look at the sitemap>of>Streetdirectory.com. 3.1.>Based>on the readings taken>from>Streetdirectory.com;>Blocks 20 to 28>with>Stacks?#01 to #20>are>instead NW3 or SE3>facing>directions.3.2. Thus what>was>suppose to be East>Group>facing directions of N2 or>S2>has now become NW3 and>SE3>respectively. NW3 belongs>more>the the West group>person.4.>Which should I rely on?>Clue:>Streetdirectory.com or>after>TOP onemap.sg 's>map>profile.5. In the most>recent>past; I found>Hillvista's>sales brochure site>map's>North marking also to>be>wrong.
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Part 2: Feng Shui of Forestville EC @ Woodlands
1. As mentioned under Part 1: In my opinion, one should not use the North compass bearing of the Sales Brochure of Forestville EC.
2. Instead, at the moment use the streetdirectory.com to determine the Facing direction. Or later on when TOP; can consider checking the directions from onemap.sg which uses the government survey map data.
3. Based on Streetdirectory.com map: I have found that Forestville EC has stacks facing generally three SETs of Flying star directions:-
a. NW3 OR SE3 FACING = STACKS 01 TO 20
b. N2 OR S2 FACING = Stacks 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 46
c. E2 OR W2 FACING = Stacks 30 & 48
Hope the above helps (as a starting point) if you are trying to apply DIY Flying Stars.
QuoteOn 10/12/2015 7:51:43 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Part 1: Feng Shui of
Forestville EC @ Woodlands1.
Did you rely on the
Forestville EC's Sales
Brochure "North"
compassmarking on the
Site plan to buy your dream
home in this development?1.1.
If so, look at the comparison
of the Sales Brochure siteplan
with that of
streetdirectoy.com1.2. All
streetdirectories (paper or
web-based) have the True North
direction at the TOP.2. For
example : In the sales
brochure, Blocks 20 to 28 with
Stacks #01 to #20 when
compared to it's North compass
marking shows True North at
0/360 degrees. 2.1 Under
Flying Stars one could assume
that these stacks are North 2
(N2) or South 2 (S2) facing
directions.3. Next, take a
look at the sitemap of
Streetdirectory.com. 3.1.
Based on the readings taken
from Streetdirectory.com;
Blocks 20 to 28 with
Stacks#01 to #20 are
instead NW3 or SE3 facing
directions.3.2. Thus what was
suppose to be East Group
facing directions of N2 or S2
has now become NW3 and SE3
respectively. NW3 belongs more
the the West group person.4.
Which should I rely on? Clue:
Streetdirectory.com or after
TOP onemap.sg 's map
profile.5. In the most recent
past; I found Hillvista's
sales brochure site map's
North marking also to be
wrong.
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If you are overseas for practical reasons:
Option 1: Monitor your situation and/or
Option 2: Get professional Classical Feng Shui Master as (we) do have some solutions for such things especially for a home with a VOID line.
QuoteOn 10/12/2015 4:37:59 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master,I have recently
moved into a new office
building 4 months ago. On the
first day of move, many people
fell sick. I was promoted 2
months ago while working in
the new building.I am
going to move into my new
house that was bought back in
2012. This house is facing
337.5 degrees, bed in master
bedroom facing 67.5 degrees.
Fengshui Void lines! And to my
surprise my new office
building is also sitting on
void lines with entrance
facing 337.5 degrees. I also
found out my current bed is
facing 67.5 degrees too.My
bazi day master is Jia Yin and
I understand 67.5 degrees is
transitioning from Yin to Jia.
I found all these too
coincidental. I read that it
is bad to move into a house
facing major void line, but I
can't change my door and bed
positions. Can you please
advise me? Thank you very
much!
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Part 1: Feng Shui of Forestville EC @ Woodlands
1. Did you rely on the Forestville EC's Sales Brochure "North" compassmarking on the Site plan to buy your dream home in this development?
1.1. If so, look at the comparison of the Sales Brochure siteplan with that of streetdirectoy.com
1.2. All streetdirectories (paper or web-based) have the True North direction at the TOP.
2. For example : In the sales brochure, Blocks 20 to 28 with Stacks #01 to #20 when compared to it's North compass marking shows True North at 0/360 degrees.
2.1 Under Flying Stars one could assume that these stacks are North 2 (N2) or South 2 (S2) facing directions.
3. Next, take a look at the sitemap of Streetdirectory.com.
3.1. Based on the readings taken from Streetdirectory.com; Blocks 20 to 28 with Stacks#01 to #20 are instead NW3 or SE3 facing directions.
3.2. Thus what was suppose to be East Group facing directions of N2 or S2 has now become NW3 and SE3 respectively. NW3 belongs more the the West group person.
4. Which should I rely on? Clue: Streetdirectory.com or after TOP onemap.sg 's map profile.
5. In the most recent past; I found Hillvista's sales brochure site map's North marking also to be wrong.
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1. Under Flying Star Feng Shui, one has to correctly identify the?Temporary Occupational Licence (T.O.P. date)
2. For HDB flats: the valuation report does not say "T.O.P." but rather "Lease commence date".
3. But recently, some evaluation report says "Tenure" For example: 99 years leasehold with effect from 1 July 2012.
4. See sample TWO attachments.
4.1 Anyway, call it TOP, lease commencement date or Tenure.. all are one and the same meaning.
5. For now, until 2024 onwards..all Singapore HDB flats will have to come under one of these three choices:-
[??? ]? 1964 to 1983? (Period 6) #6 was the wealth star
[??? ]??1984 to 2003? (Period 7) #7 also past prosperity star
[??? ]?? 2004 to 2023 (Period 8)?#9 is the current prosperity star. For new HDB flats, this is very clear-cut upon collecting the keys.
6. Flying Star Feng Shui needs this information to properly plot the chart.
7. Get this information ready for your Geomancer...
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Please click this link for a review of How Lucky the unit is today
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This is another ranking exercise for theremainder stacks/units.
The actual rankings will be release after T.O.P.
QuoteOn 8/27/2013 12:44:45 AM, Anonymous wrote:
4 bedrooms By ranking of Cityvue @
Henderson In my opinion, by far this
development has one of the most number
of considerations.And the considerations
can be found under "Legend" in the
attachment.On 7/9/2013 11:44:16 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
This site was
formerly the location of
two blocks
of flats : Blocks 95 and 96
of
Henderson RoadOn 7/9/2013 11:25:11
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
HDB Compass
City Vue @
Henderson are
standard
flats
with a total of
Five (5)
Blocks.Majority of the
flats
are
either North / South
facing. With a
fewer that are
facing West and
East.Majority
of the flats faces
towards
this development's 4/5th
storey multi-storey car-park.
If
so, for such stacks, best
to get a
unit higher than 6th
storey (if
possible). Else the
rest of the
flats face the
road(s) : be it
Henderson or
Tiong Bahru Road.From a
Feng
Shui point of view better
stacks are those that face
South
2 (S2) facing especially
for the
East Group persons.
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Feng Shui of The Terrace EC
The rankings are currently blanked out as this development is not fully sold yet.
Will release the findings in the future.
However, one can still look at the various comments for specific bedroom type.
I still don't like to recommend this development especially when one sees "Reserved site for Health & Medial Care".
QuoteOn 11/8/2014 12:12:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. In my opinion, I find this site less
and less appealing.2. The only
"plus" is that the waterway curves away
from this plot.2.1. Otherwise,
this plot has a rectangular piece of
area "taken away". And this piece of
land is earmarked as a Health and
Medical centre.2.2"Usually, based
on past precedence, blocks and
especiallystacks facing a "Health
& Medical" centre are harder
tosell in a re-sale market.
Especially low floors that face thesite
and the roof-top. In addition, most
buildings have air-concompressors
on their roofs.... "3. Personally, if
given the choice, I would prefer to skip
this "EC" and look for another one
elsewhere.On 11/8/2014 9:42:32 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
1. The Terrace EC and a coffin?2.
Really? Did I hear correctly? You
said a
coffin? 2.1 Unfortunately, for this
development, the "coffin" really
looks
so glaring from the sales brochure!
I
understand some other developments
do
have similar layout. 2.2. But...
what is
most important is that this "one" is
so
... so obvious especially to me.
What do
you think?3. I really cannot help
but
draw my attention to what looks like
a
"white coffin" box. Please see
attachment. (Ignore the red cross -
on
the building.. it was my way of
further
illustrating that it looks like a
....
coffin)3.1 I dread to say this but
here
goes: "Just imagine a coffin at the
feet
of the central swimming pool....
hmmmm... let's pray real hard that
this
development would not become another
Melville Park... where there were...
unfortunate drownings.."4. Based on
symbolism in Feng Shui although
block 88
sounds auspicious enough but
contrary
and because of the "coffin" ; stacks
#17
and #20 don't seem auspicious
enough.5.
Imagine, on high floors; everyday...
staring at a "coffin" profile....
And
not withstanding; thest two stacks
also
are the two most affected by the
afternoon sun at their
frontage....On
11/8/2014 9:07:27 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
1. One of the key concerns in
Shapes
and
Forms Feng Shui are sharp
corners of
neighbouring blocks, aimed
towards a
specific unit's "opening": 1.1
Worse
if
the opening is the balcony area.
As
most
home stayers would usually open
the
sliding doors or part of it when
they
are at home for natural air to
flow
in.1.2 If the poison arrow is
aimed
towards a bedroom window(s) then
less of
a hassle.2. Whenever, we find
any
developments that have blocks
that
don't
align in a straight row; then it
is
best
to try to consider "eliminate" -
if
possible stacks that may be
suspected to
have a poison arrow aimed
towards
it.3.
In this development: The Terrace
EC,
I
have highlighted some poison
arrows:-3.1. In the attached
illustration; if the poison
arrow is
drawn in red; it should be
"safe" as
the
poison arrow of one block seems
to
be
aimed exactly toward's a
neighbouring
block's corner - also. This is a
good
thing. As both blocks are
considered
as
exactly "45" degrees to each
other.3.2.
However, I have drawn in white
suspected
poison arrows that could be
aimed
towards another unit's opening
(if
any):-3.3. Thus these are my
findings:-4. Suspected poison
arrow(s):-4.1 Blk 80 stack 03
aimed
towards an opening of Blk 100
stack
424.2 Blk 84 stack 11 aimed
towards
Block 88 stack 17. (But looks OK
as
there should not be an opening
at
that
location)4.3 Blk 98 stack 39's
poison
arrow(s) vs Blk 96 stack 33 and
vice
versa.On 11/7/2014 10:10:29 AM,
Cecil
Lee wrote:
HDB Sundew Blks 661B, 661C
and
662D
most
affected by the water way
curving
towards it's plot.Since The
Terrace
EC
is directly on the opposite
side
of
the
waterway bank; water course
curves
away
from the plot - thus under
Shapes
and
Forms, this is a safe
plot.However,
it
is a pity that the plot is
"eaten
away"
by the future proposed
Health
and
Medical Centre...On
10/28/2014
7:28:39
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Please see
attachment:-1.
Marking in red "C" - HDB
Sundew especially Blks
661B,
661C and 662D.2.
Compared to
markings in blue A, B
and D;
this development known
as
HDB
Sundew has a watercourse
that
"curves" towards it. And
is
considered the most
inauspicious within this
four
development
sites.2.1It
also depends on the
"strength"
of the current that
flows in
the water course -
curving
towards this
development.
The
stacks highlighted in
"purple"
have to be properly
evaluated
if one is selecting a
flat
within these
stacks.Fortunately, for
stacks
A, B and D, they are
least
affected by the curve
(if
any)
from the water course
and
subject to how the water
flows
e.g. right to left or
left
to
right of the frontage of
each
stack/unit:-A - HDB
Waterway
Woodcress Blks 666 to
667B -
HDB Waterview Blks 682
&
684D HDB Waterway
Sunbeam Blks 663 to 664
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Feng Shui of Ecopolitan: By Ranking of stacks of just Five (5) stacks :#06, #7, #10, #11 & #26
This is a situation where there are only Five (5) stacks that one is interested in; but not sure which of these five are better.
In such a situation; the breadwinner's best eight sectors are compared for each stack and a weightage and analysis done for each sector.
Thus, if the findings is good; then shown in blue. If sector does not match the breadwinner's than it is in red and considered such as : "Not a major issue" or "Can be disarmed".
QuoteOn 7/29/2015 7:01:06 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Ecopolitan the
site plan1. Please take a look
at the illustration. I had
drawn a red outline of the
cul-de-sac : which
symbolically looks like a
blade which seems to aim
towards in
particular:stacks #08
and #092. From a Shapes
& Forms point of view
Block 126 stack #08 gets the
major impace of Sha Qi from
the cul-de-sac. (Please see
illustration.)3. Block 128
stack #9 is the 2nd stack that
should be concerned over this
cul-de-sac "blade" especially
for low floors.4. Fortunately,
Block 126 stack #05 is further
away from the cul-de-sac
"blade" thus may miss this
major impact or sha qi.5. In
addition, this cul-de-sac
known as Punggol Walk had also
"forced" the architect of this
plot of land to set Blocks 126
an Blocks 128 further inwards.
Causing Block 126's stack to
become a sha qi or poison
arrow (sharp corner) of stack
#06 aimed towards stack #03 of
block 124.6. In my opinion,
the architect could have
perhaps, look at other layout
designs for the blocks instead
of this. As majority of the
South-west facing stacks will
be bathed by the afternoon
sun.
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Feng Shui of Sky Park Residences ECin Sembawang Crescent
1. Sky Park Residences EC have stacks that either face N1 or S1.
2, N1 stacks are = 01, 02, 05, 08, 09, 13, 14, 17, 18, 21, 22, 15, 26, 29, 30, 33 & 34
3. S1 stacks are = 03, 04, 06, 07, 11, 12, 15, 16, 19, 20, 23, 24, 27, 28, 31, 32, 35 & 36
4. Enclosed, please find two illustrations.
4.1. In general, N1 facing directions are better than S1 (subject to where bedrooms / toilets are)
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Feng Shui of Watertown @ Punggol: Summary of Flying Stars
1. In summary, the Flying Stars for this development consists of:-A. Suites Towers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, & 7 = NW1 or SE1
B. Sky Patios Tower 4 = N3 or S3
While Towers 8, 10 & 11 = NE2 or SW2C. Soho Tower 6 = NE1 or SW1
2. There are more choices for a West Group breadwinner as the stacks range from NE1, NE2, SW1, SW2 & NW1.
3. While there are fewer choices for an East Group person: that of stacks N3, S3 or SE1.
4. Main characteristics:-
4.1. NW1. To activate the auspicious Pearl String effect; best to have a "mountain" at the front and ideally water behind the unit. Examples are stacks #17 or #18. Where these two stacks face stacks #13 and #16 respectively. In addition, the water position is at the rear of the block.
4.2 SW1. For SW1 facing, ideally, water position to be at the frontage. For example: stacks #22 & #23. If so, it is a double bonus as SW1 enjoys the auspicous 10 combinations under the Flying Star Feng Shui.
4.3 N3. Stacks #15 & #16 has the double auspicious #8's wasted at the "back" of the unit. Thus not as favourable.
4.4 S3. Stacks #13 $ #24 are the best stacks for a East group person. As both frontage enjoys the double auspicious #8 wealth stars. And furthermore their facing directions has water. Bring great wealth.
4.5 NE1. Has the auspicious water wealth #8 star at the frontage. Thus, units with water position at the frontage (balcony side) can enjoy good Feng Shui. If so, the sum-of-ten can be activated for : Health, wealth and family luck. If the unit is not facing a water position, then best to place a water position at the balcony area to activate the luck. On the downside; the other sectors in such a home has bad stars that best to be disarmed or neutralised.
4.6 SW1. As the water wealth #8 is at the frontage; water at the frontage is good. Fortunately, all stacks in Tower 6 Soho for SW1 are facing a pool of water. As such overall, the unit can acivate the sum-of-ten. Need though to disarm bad stars in many sectors of the home. To disarm health related considerations.
4.7 NE2. As the mountain star #8 is at the frontage; In order to activate the pearl string effect; best not to have a water position at the frontage. Unfortunately, all the stacks in this facing (Sky Patio) have pool(s) of water at the frontage.
4.8 SW2. Shares quite similiar characteristics as NE2. But as it enjoys an auspicious "parent string" combination; it has much better Feng Shui than NE2. But high floors may get a dose of indirect afternoon sunlight.
QuoteOn 10/10/2015 5:18:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Watertown at
Punggol: Towers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
& 71. Under Flying Star Feng
Shui the stacks are
either:1.1. NW1 facing or1.2.
SE1 facing directions2. Both
NW1 & SE1 facing unit can
benefit from water behind the
stack/block to tap the Pearl
String effect. Many stacks for
both enjoy this Pearl string
effect. For NW1 facing stacks
are #33 and #343. SE1 facing
unit:If the water position is
at the rear of the unit; this
is advantages as can tap the
auspicious Pearl String effect
for good networking and
relationship luck.For example
: Stacks#70, #71, #72 are
beneficial
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Feng Shui of One Canberra EC? Just T.O.P.
QuoteOn 7/10/2015 9:13:39 AM, Anonymous wrote:>Poison arrow(s) from sharp corner of>Block 25, stacks 51 and 52.Where the>sharp corner of stack 51 may be aimed>towards stack 01 and/or 02. While stack>52 may be aimed towardas stack 01 and>06.On 7/10/2015 9:06:13 AM, Cecil Lee>wrote:>One Canberra EC soon>to>TOP.Predominantly majority>of>the blocks and stacks>other>than Blocks 21, 23 and 25>are>Flying stars N1 or S1>facing>directions.Stacks such as>19,>23, 27, 31, 35, 39, 15, 07>and>03 may be affected by Fire>at>Heaven's Gate
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Feng Shui of Watertown at Punggol: Towers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7
1. Under Flying Star Feng Shui the stacks are either:
1.1. NW1 facing or
1.2. SE1 facing directions
2. Both NW1 & SE1 facing unit can benefit from water behind the stack/block to tap the Pearl String effect. Many stacks for both enjoy this Pearl string effect.
For NW1 facing stacks are #33 and #34
3. SE1 facing unit:
If the water position is at the rear of the unit; this is advantages as can tap the auspicious Pearl String effect for good networking and relationship luck.
For example : Stacks??#70, #71, #72 are beneficial
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Feng Shui of The Vales EC @ Sengkang
1. When I first looked at the site locationi of The Vales EC @ Sengkang, I immediately thought of a near equivalent condominium site: Eastpoint Green @ Simei.
2. In Eastpoint Green, in the past; the developer had situated it's multi-storey car park cum tennis courts directly facing Changi East Hospital.
2.1. And only 3 blocks (Wing 1) with smaller stacks/units facing the Changi East Hospital.
2.2. In the Eastpoint Green @ Simei, Wing 2 & Wing 3(also consisting of three blocks each) are furthest away from the hosptial frontage.
QuoteOn 10/9/2015 3:59:39 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of The Vales EC @
Sengkang1. Traditionally,
older Chinese folks are
concerned to stay in a home
that directly faces a
hospital.2. Thus, today, in
modern times; purchasing a
unit at The Vales EC @
Sengkang can be considered as
"mixed blessings":3. On the
safe side and from a Shapes
and Forms Feng Shui point of
view: best to avoid: 3.1.
Block 81 Stacks: 23 and 24,
Block 83: 27 & 28, Block 85:
31 and 32, Block 87 Stacks: 35
& 36.As these stacks are
directly facing the under
construction: Sengkang General
Hospital.3.2. In addition, to
be on the safe side;other
then Feng Shui; usually this
would affect the resale value
of such stacks in the later
years. 4. Thus, if one really
wants to consider this
development; best to choose
stacks that are not facing the
hospital.5. A blessing in
disguise; on future resale
could be that nowadays; our
local hospitals have attracted
a substantial number of
foreign workers e.g. from
Philipines and other countries
that are not too concerned
with living / facing the
hospital. And this is a
potential pool of such
"buyers" who may be willing to
queue up when the development
is allowed to be sold-resale
on the open market.6. Coming
back to Feng Shui wise; it
would be best to investigate
where Autopsy in the Pathology
department is situated. 6.1.
Often, when there are deaths
in a hospital; the dead are
usually wheeled to this
transit area.This department
also deals with autopsy
ofun-natural death such as
suicide, murder etc...
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Feng Shui of The Vales EC @ Sengkang
1. Traditionally, older Chinese folks are concerned to stay in a home that directly faces a hospital.
2. Thus, today, in modern times; purchasing a unit at The Vales EC @ Sengkang can be considered as? "mixed blessings":
3. On the safe side and from a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui point of view: best to avoid:
3.1. Block 81 Stacks: 23 and 24, Block 83: 27 & 28, Block 85: 31 and 32, Block 87 Stacks: 35 & 36.??As these stacks are directly facing the under construction: Sengkang General Hospital.3.2. In addition, to be on the safe side;?other then Feng Shui; usually this would affect the resale value of such stacks in the later years.
4. Thus, if one really wants to consider this development; best to choose stacks that are not facing the hospital.
5. A blessing in disguise; on future resale could be that nowadays; our local hospitals have attracted a substantial number of foreign workers e.g. from Philipines and other countries that are not too concerned with living / facing the hospital. And this is a potential pool of such "buyers" who may be willing to queue up when the development is allowed to be sold-resale on the open market.
6. Coming back to Feng Shui wise; it would be best to investigate where Autopsy in the Pathology department is situated.
6.1. Often, when there are deaths in a hospital; the dead are usually wheeled to this transit area.?This department also deals with autopsy of?un-natural death such as suicide, murder etc...
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Feng Shui of Signature EC at Yishun
1. In the past, some of the sitemaps included in the sales brochure displayed an incorrect North compass bearing.
2. Therefore, relying on such sitemaps to create a Flying Star chart could result in an inaccurate Flying Star degree, leading to an erroneous flying star chart.
3. Whenever I have the opportunity, I make it a point to compare the constructed Flying Star chart from the sitemap with those available on either streetdirectory.com or onemap.sg.
4. The good news is that the discrepancy is only 5 degrees, which remains within the acceptable range for the correct Flying Star chart.
4.1. For instance, in the sitemap from the sales brochure, I recorded a reading of NE1 = 30 degrees, whereas the readings from streetdirectory.com indicated 35 degrees. Both readings still classify under NE1.
Isn't this encouraging news for those who relied on the sales brochure to create their flying star chart? Typically, the streetdirectory map is only released a few months after the soft launch.
See sample attachment.
QuoteOn 10/8/2015 8:44:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Signature EC at
Yishun1. This development has
stacks /units that face:-1.1.
West Group Person: NE1, SW1
& NW1 facing
directions1.2. East Group
Person: SE1 direction.
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Feng Shui of Signature EC at Yishun
1. This development has stacks /units that face:-
1.1. West Group Person: NE1, SW1 & NW1 facing directions
1.2. East Group Person: SE1 direction.
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Feng Shui of Sims Urban Oasis: Flying Stars
Enclosed, please find the Flying Star Chart of a Period 8, E1 facing apartment.
For an E1 facing chart:
1. There are three good sectors:
1.1. Frontage has the double auspicious double #8 current prosperity stars
1.2. North sector with auspicious future prosperity wealth stars
1.3. Provided that centrepoint is clear space and not a toilet or store-room. If the centrepoint is clear space can benefit from good Feng Shui luck
QuoteOn 10/8/2015 7:34:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Sims Urban Oasis: Flying
Stars1. Stacks 22, 23, 24, 27, 28 &
29 are E1 facing.2. While stacks 25
& 26 are W1 facing.3. E1 facing
apartments have the advantage of having
the double auspicous #8 stars at it's
frontage. Otherwise, majority of the
rest of the sectors do not have good
Flying stars.4.It is a waste that
the double auspicious #8 stars fall at
the sitting location or real of the
apartment. As such E1 facing is
considered better than the W1 facing
apartment.5. In addition, theW1
facing apartmentis affected by
direct afternoon sun.6.If the
centrepoint of the apartment is an open
space; this is good foreither E1
or W1 facingunit.On
10/8/2015 9:21:15 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Feng Shui of Sims Urban
Oasis:
Flying Stars1. Five Towers
of
Sims Urban Oasis have
Flying
Stars Facing directions
of
either N1 or S1
direction.2.
Under Flying Stars
Feng
Shui:2.1. The double
auspicous
#8 stars for a N1
facing
apartment falls at
the
frontage of the unit. It
will
be excellent if such a
unit
faces the swimming
pool.2.2.
Unfortunately for the
S1
facing direction, the
double
auspicious #8 stars are
often
"wasted" at the
sitting
position which usually is
the
kitchen/yard area.3. Thus
in
General, given a choice
between
N1 or S1 facing,
stacks facing N1
are
preferred. For
example:
N1facing stacks
are01,
02,12, 13,
14,15, 16
&17.,
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Feng Shui of Sims Urban Oasis: Flying Stars
1. Stacks 22, 23, 24, 27, 28 & 29 are E1 facing.
2. While stacks 25 & 26 are W1 facing.
3. E1 facing apartments have the advantage of having the double auspicous #8 stars at it's frontage. Otherwise, majority of the rest of the sectors do not have good Flying stars.
4.It is a waste that the double auspicious #8 stars fall at the sitting location or real of the apartment. As such E1 facing is considered better than the W1 facing apartment.
5. In addition, theW1 facing apartmentis affected by direct afternoon sun.
6.If the centrepoint of the apartment is an open space; this is good foreither E1 or W1 facingunit.
QuoteOn 10/8/2015 9:21:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Sims Urban Oasis:
Flying Stars1. Five Towers of
Sims Urban Oasis have Flying
Stars Facing directions of
either N1 or S1 direction.2.
Under Flying Stars Feng
Shui:2.1. The double auspicous
#8 stars for a N1 facing
apartment falls at the
frontage of the unit. It will
be excellent if such a unit
faces the swimming pool.2.2.
Unfortunately for the S1
facing direction, the double
auspicious #8 stars are often
"wasted" at the sitting
position which usually is the
kitchen/yard area.3. Thus in
General, given a choice
between N1 or S1 facing,
stacks facing N1 are
preferred. For example:
N1facing stacks are01,
02,12, 13, 14,15, 16 &17.,
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Feng Shui of Sims Urban Oasis: Flying Stars
1. Five Towers of Sims Urban Oasis have Flying Stars Facing directions of either N1 or S1 direction.
2. Under Flying Stars Feng Shui:
2.1. The double auspicous #8 stars for a N1 facing apartment falls at the frontage of the unit. It will be excellent if such a unit faces the swimming pool.
2.2. Unfortunately for the S1 facing direction, the double auspicious #8 stars are often "wasted" at the sitting position which usually is the kitchen/yard area.
3. Thus in General, given a choice between N1 or S1 facing, stacks facing N1 are preferred. For example: N1?facing stacks are?01, 02,?12, 13, 14,?15, 16 &?17., ?
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Archipelago Site Map
Feng Shui of Archipelago at Bedok: N2 facing unit:
1. Generally, from now to 2023, the double auspicious wealth stars are wasted at the rear of the unit. In this case of a Type D1 unit: it falls in the kitchen/ yard/ air-con ledge
2. But things will be different provided one is staying in a N2 facing unit from 2024 onwards. Here, the #9 stars becomes the current prosperity stars for that period.
QuoteOn 10/6/2015 1:17:19 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Feng Shui of Archipelago at
Bedok2. Blocks 515, 517, 529,
531, 533 &535 have
stacks/units that either face
Flying Stars Period 8: N2 or
S2.3. Flying Stars: North 2 or
N2 facing units:3.1. It is a
pity that the double auspicous
combinations of #8's falls at
the sitting palace. Or often,
this is said to be wasted at
the kitchen/yard area of the
home.4. Flying Stars: South 2
or S2 facing units:4.1. South
2 facing units enjoy the
double auspicous #8 stars at
it's frontage. 4.2. However,
as most of the South 2 / S2
facing units does not face
real water position; if the
balcony is at the SW; one can
activate a water position,
here to bring better wealth
luck.4.3 Blocks 533 and
535:4.3.1 Low floors should be
avoided particularly for block
535 south facing stacks at it
is over looking the refuse
centre. Whichis next to HDB
block 744Bedok
ReservoirRoad.
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1. Feng Shui of Archipelago at Bedok
2. Blocks 515, 517, 529, 531, 533 &?535 have stacks/units that either face Flying Stars Period 8: N2 or S2.
3. Flying Stars: North 2 or N2 facing units:
3.1. It is a pity that the double auspicous combinations of #8's falls at the sitting palace. Or often, this is said to be wasted at the kitchen/yard area of the home.
4. Flying Stars: South 2 or S2 facing units:
4.1. South 2 facing units enjoy the double auspicous #8 stars at it's frontage.
4.2. However, as most of the South 2 / S2 facing units does not face real water position; if the balcony is at the SW; one can activate a water position, here to bring better wealth luck.
4.3 Blocks 533 and 535:
4.3.1 Low floors should be avoided particularly for block 535 south facing stacks at it is over looking the refuse centre. Which?is next to HDB block 744?Bedok Reservoir?Road.
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Feng Shui of Amore EC in Punggol: Type CJ / CJt CJg
Not ideal for the stove to be sharing the same wall as the shower piping and WC.
QuoteOn 10/6/2015 11:44:43 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of Amore EC in
Punggol: NW1 facing1. From now
to 2023, #8 is the current
prosperity wealth stars.1.1
And from 2024 to 2043, #9 will
instead become the current
prosperity wealth stars.2.
Feng Shui of the Amore with
stacks/units facing NW1:-2.1.
Based on Flying Star Feng
Shui; the "stars" looks
reasonably good for
stacks/units facing NW1.2.2.
The current prosperity
mountain star #8 is at the
frontage; while the current
prosperity water star #8 falls
at the rear of the stack/unit.
3. From 2024 onwards, things
are different. 3.1.
Unfortunately, one of the most
important stars: the water
star #9 from 2024 onwards
falls in the centrepoint of
the home.3.2. From past
experience; the male
breadwinner would have to be
concerned about his career as
around especially a few years
earlier: 2022 ... be careful
of retrenchment or poor career
luck.3.3. After 2024 onwards;
this NW1 flat would be
considered to have small or no
luck as the water weatlh #9
falls at the centrepoint of
the home.
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Feng Shui of Amore EC in Punggol: NW1 facing
1. From now to 2023, #8 is the current prosperity wealth stars.
1.1 And from 2024 to 2043, #9 will instead become the current prosperity wealth stars.
2. Feng Shui of the Amore with stacks/units facing NW1:-
2.1. Based on Flying Star Feng Shui; the "stars" looks reasonably good for stacks/units facing NW1.
2.2. The current prosperity mountain star #8 is at the frontage; while the current prosperity water star #8 falls at the rear of the stack/unit.
3. From 2024 onwards, things are different.
3.1. Unfortunately, one of the most important stars: the water star #9 from 2024 onwards falls in the centrepoint of the home.
3.2. From past experience; the male breadwinner would have to be concerned about his career as around especially a few years earlier: 2022 ... be careful of retrenchment or poor career luck.
3.3. After 2024 onwards; this NW1 flat would be considered to have small or no luck as the water weatlh #9 falls at the centrepoint of the home.
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Feng Shui of Amore EC in Punggol
Significance of the four Flying Star directions of The Amore EC:-
1. NE1 facing has a #2 sickness star. Need to disarm this
2. SW1 facing has a #5 misfortune/sickness star.
3. SE1 has the auspicious mountain star #8 = networking and relationship luck sector. It's auspicious water star is located behind the stack/unit or at NW sector.
4. NW1 has the auspicious mountain star #8 = networking and relationshp luck sector. It's auspicious water star is located behind the stack/unit or at SE sector.
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Part 1: Feng Shui of Twin Fountain EC - Interior layout
1. 4 (bedroom) Dual Key Deluxe model:
The architect did a FAIRLY reasonable job in the placement
of the various toilets especially the WC: where it does not share
the same wall as the bed-head or stove.
2. 4 (bedroom) Dual Key model:
The overall layout of the interior is good.
However, for Bedroom 2, try to avoid sleeping with the head (bed-head) sharing the same wall as the WC.
Reference: Attachments