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This chart shows "where you are" and in order to identify and propose remedies... there are more to it ....
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Frankly, in order to apply so called cures or remedies or even consider enhancements; this Gua thing or theory is not adequate enough. This gua thing has more to do with say; which sector is better for that person or which work/study direction is best and/or best bed-head direction etc... Even this thing about Kitchen with island. Even with gua analysis; usually it has more to do with whether who is the "queen" of the kitchen and whether the stove is sitting and facing a good direction (if possible) that suits the "queen" of the house. Thus a statement like "KITCHEN with Island in >SE location facing NW, >is this ok? " Is like, scratching one's head to see if one could cook up a story to pacify that person or something like that. Generally, a kitchen is not good at NW - for the male breadwinner. In order to apply cures; one has to map out one's Flying Star chart for each sector apply this. The thing about 4 pendants lights than 3: has more to do with Yin and Yang concept of Yin = even numbers and Yang = odd numbers. And often, based on location and how Yang or yin it could be. For example, if a sector is particularly dark or yin; then it makes sense under the Yin and Yang concept to consider odd number of lights (preferred) over yin (even) number of lights. In conclusion, Feng Shui is a holistic approach. And not about someone posting : "Gua 2 and a few lines of text and where some parts of the home is location... and presto! Available cures and remedies are on hand..... Have you done a proper Triage? If not, might as well flip a coin: Heads or tails for a remedy. There are no short-cuts in Feng Shui. The term "garbage-in; garbage-out" applies in this case.
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Please see sample extract from Geomancy.net's report:- It shows an extract of a person who belongs to the East group. And from the extract; one can see that the person's best working directions are those of his/her "Excellent" and/or "Prosperity". While "Longevity" and "Health" are usually meant more for the person's preferred best bed-head direction. If given no choice; it is even considered better to face "Longevity" and or "Health" as opposed to facing say the person's other "West" directions like West, SW, NW or NE.
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These are some considerations: 1. In the past and even today, in theory one of the definition of "excellent"; implies that this is ideal as the main door (or frontage) direction. 2. Today and as in now; both Excellent and Prosperity are good work / or study directions. Thus, it is acceptable to face both directions - if possible. Unless, it does not conform properly to shapes and forms Feng Shui. 2.1. Here, even if one's good direction is "Prosperity" or "Excellent"; but one's back is facing e.g. a manager's room door; then this is not ideal. 3. A range of good directions. 3.1. For example for an East group person; if one's Excellent or Prosperity is North. Then, ideally, one could face say "north". But just turning to one's NE or NW; is considered as inauspicious. 3.2. For an east group person; Even if one's Excellent is East or SE or South; for example; if one's Excellent or Prosperity direction is SE or North or vice-versa; then it is good to consider SE if possible; as often, some of us work at a desk that we can turn our body to work on a PC or a workspace. And while facing say SE; one could still face East (health) and/or South (another one of the health directions). 4. In theory, it is better to face "Prosperity" (1st choice) and "Excellent" (next best choice) if one follows the "stand-alone" ranking - in an ideal utopian situation.
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Sorry, to hear about it. Hope she took your advice-
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An electric tramp in the 1920's, Singapore. Just imagine, how I wish, I was on the above tram, in a slow pace life... back then...
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Singapore in the 1920's was quite advanced with a network of electric trams. The founder of Singapore: Sir Stamford Raffles - his statute was originally at this location then in 1920's. In the 1950's, his statute was shifted at Raffles Place, just a short distance away where now between the UOB-Standard Chartered Building.
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This is the 2014's HDB variant version of the "Point-block". But with the additional of two "attached" stacks: #97 and #99.
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Always ask yourself, first. Has this to do with pure common sense? Rather than rubber-stamp it as pure Feng Shui? As this is a bungalow house and it's own compound. Some owners decide to plant a prickly plant at strategic locations like corner of the home to deter would-be thieves.
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Photo taken from a HDB block showing the canal curving away from the block. Under the water classics; this is a good thing...
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"Hollow" areas.... Traditionalist Shapes and Forms Feng Shui don't really like this kind of "hollow" feeling.....
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1. Please review the document enclosed. 2. The first line on the Feng Shui ruler refers to Yang measurements, denoted in blue on the provided document. This can help determine the height of a kitchen cabinet, usually ranging from 33 inches to 35 inches. 3. The second line on the Feng Shui ruler, highlighted in red on the attachment, relates to Yin measurements, used for the deceased or coffin dimensions. 4. However, for the auspicious measurements of an altar, it is recommended to take into account both Yang and Yin measurements, catering to both the living and the deceased.
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