Cecil Lee
-
Posts
37377 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
136
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Events
Gallery
Store
Articles
Posts posted by Cecil Lee
-
-
Frankly, I rarely use the 9 grid method as I personally prefer the pie chart method.
Since you are into this; and if you have the time you may consider reading some of the past messages.
You can use the Search feature on the TOP left frame of the forum.
QuoteOn 7/14/2015 4:01:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil:I intend to
plot in the House Gua and
Flying Stars ( both natal and
monthly charts ) for my
apartment unit. So far, I have
done the following:a) Extend
the lines to form a square /
boxb) Draw the 9 Palaces Grid
over the floor planc) Cross
the diagonal points to
determine the center of the
unit.But before I can plot in
the numbers, I need to be able
to determine which box belongs
to which compass direction. So
I stand in the center to take
a compass direction. The
attached plan has all the
information. Now the problem
is North ( as in 0 degrees
North ) is so close to 2 of
the palaces, thus making me
confused ( By the way, the
Facing is not North. I am just
trying to confirm North
belongs to which Palace so I
can plot in the direction for
the remaining boxes. ) Can you
help me on the following:1)
According to my attached plan,
should North Palace be the Top
Left Box or the Top Center
Box?2) Should I encounter such
cases again, how should I
determine the North palace
should be in which box. Any
guidelines?3) Once I have plot
in the N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE
and SW into the boxes, this
layout will be the same when I
apply 8 Mansions House Gua or
Flying Stars right?Thank
you,Ivan
-
1. The field of Strategic Management is a good example.
2. For example: in general you could be working in an industry related to? Earth.
2.1 For example; some of the common Earth element industries are:
Building Management,
Customer relations,
Civil engineering,
Clothing,
Construction,
Customer Relations,
Employee Relations,
Estate Agency,
Farming,
Food industry,
Games,
Pottery,
Real Estate, Recruitment, Sports2.2 Reference: http://talk.geomancy.net
3. Thus, on a MACRO level, one could be an accountant e.g. Metal element but working in a Construction firm.
3.1. Here, it is said that this person is in constant contact with Earth element: a construction firm.
3.2. On a MICRO level, one may be associated with Earth if it is one of the person's best elements. But it does mean that you have to carry a full-pack full of bricks everywhere you go. If one is a recruit in the army on a force-march; then no choice; go ahead and carry that full-pack of bricks or sand or stone. Most likely, if so, in a few years time... better change name to "Hunchback of Notredame"
QuoteOn 7/14/2015 10:17:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My Career report says I cannot
benefit from certain jobs
unless I am in "constant
contact with Earth". Can you
please explain to me how do I
go about doing that? Is it
standing on the ground?
(aren't we always doing that?)
Or is it working in an Earth
industry? Or is it wear
Earth-coloured clothes?? What
does it mean to be in
"constant contact with Earth"?
-
High Park Residences with Blocks 25, 27 and 29 of High Park Residences Condo have stacks that are either facing N1 or S2 directions
With Stacks that are S1 facing:-
S1 (157.5-172.4) - South Main Door Facing (165)20-Year Chart South (Fire) 9
Fire7
Metal3
WoodLu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts Year 2015 7
MetalJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 2
Earth1
Water9
Fire8
Earth7
Metal6
MetalJul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec (5)
Earth4
Wood3
Wood2
Earth1
Water9
FireComb. Ten Water Star
NOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month)
Breadwinner's Suitability Better suited to an East Group person Current Sector Description
- Generally this frontage isthe Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts (3) area.
- The residents in this home may expectquarrels and conflicts.
- The plus side is that after 2023 onwards, #9 becomes the current prosperity. And often, luck could change for the better after 2021, 2022 onwards.
Eight-One Combination Explanation
- [9] & [7] - Heart illness. But after 2021 onwards towards 2024 onwards, #9 becomes the networking and relationship luck sector.
Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water)
- Analysing: Weak Fire (9) vs Weak Metal (7)
- Weak Fire (9) (Average Star) represents You Bi Xing, Coming Prosperity.
- Weak Metal (7) (Inauspicious Star) represents Po Jun Xing, Burglary, Violence, Fading Prosperity.
Relationship Analysis
Fire (9) destroys Metal (7). Metal element is destroyed or weaken by Fire. Metal star is inauspicious. Luckily there is Fire to weaken it however, it is not sufficient. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination.
Proposed Solution
Make use of Fire (red) to destroy and control MetalFive Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star)
- Analysing: Strong Wood (3) vs Weak Metal (7)
- Strong Wood (3) (Inauspicious Star) represents Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts.
- Weak Metal (7) (Inauspicious Star) represents Po Jun Xing, Burglary, Violence, Fading Prosperity.
Relationship Analysis
Wood (3) is controlled by Metal (7). Metal element helps to destroy Wood weaken it. Both stars are inauspicious. Luckily, Wood is weaken but there is no elements to control Metal. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination.
Proposed Solution
Make use of Fire (red) to destroy and control MetalCombination of 10 Water Star Formation
- Combination of 10 in this sector improves the luck in this sector
Final Analysis
- This house's luck would be better from 2021... 2022... 2023 onwards.
QuoteOn 7/10/2015 10:45:34 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Blocks 25, 27 and 29 of High Park
Residences Condo have stacks that
are either facing N1 or S2 directionsThe
Flying Star Period 8 N1 Flying Star
chart has the double auspicious #8's at
the frontage:N1 (337.5-352.4) -
North Main Door Facing
(345)20-Year ChartNorth
(Water)8Earth8Earth4WoodWen Qu
Xing, Education, RomanceYear
20158EarthJanFebMarAprMayJun3Wood2
Earth1Water9Fire8Earth7MetalJulAugSepOct
NovDec(6)Metal5Earth4Wood3Wood2Earth1Wat
er
NOTE: Month's
should be taken as the Chinese Lunar
Month)
Breadwinner's SuitabilityMore
suitable to an East Group
personCurrent Sector
DescriptionGenerally this location is
your Wen Qu Xing, Education, Romance (4)
area. This location is good for the
young especially those who are studying
unless there is an inauspicious star in
this location. (!-- cur_result1 --
Eight-One Combination Explanation[8]
& [8] - Prosperity, good wealth.
Overall,this stack/unit's facing
is very auspicioius(!--
cur_result3 --
Five Element
Analysis (Mountain vs Water)Analysing:
Weak Earth (8) vs Weak Earth (8)Weak
Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents
Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity. Weak
Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents
Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity.
Relationship AnalysisCongratulations!
Earth (8) has the same element as Earth
(8). These two stars form the double
(8). This happens to be in the period 8
which controls star 8. Thus, this is
considered an auspicious combination.
(!-- cur_result2 --
(!--
Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs
Year Star) Analysing: Weak
Wood (4) vs Weak Earth (8)Weak Wood (4)
(Average Star) represents Wen Qu Xing,
Education, Romance. Weak Earth (8)
(Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu
Xing, Current Prosperity. Relationship
AnalysisCongratulations! Wood (4)
destroys Earth (8). Earth element is
destroyed or weaken by Wood. Thus, this
is considered an auspicious combination.
--
(!-- cur_result4 --
Final AnalysisThis is a GOOD house which
contains double 8 which is very
prosperous. From a Flying Star point of
view; only this facing direction is
suitable. Else, other sectors need to be
properly balanced to squeeze out better
luck for the owners.However, it may not
be suitable for a west group person. And
in some instances if it falls in his/her
Spook and/or 4 bad sectorssector.
If there isn't any better choice, just
make sure that at bedroom falls in your
good sector.This house is suitable for
those favourable with the water element
On 7/10/2015 10:30:18 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Feng Shui of High
Park
Residences CondoBlocks 25,
27
and 29 of High Park
Residences
Condo have stacks
that
are either facing N1 or
S2
directions
-
Blocks 25, 27 and 29 of High Park Residences Condo have stacks that are either facing N1 or S2 directions
The Flying Star Period 8 N1 Flying Star chart has the double auspicious #8's at the frontage:
N1 (337.5-352.4) - North Main Door Facing (345)20-Year Chart North (Water) 8
Earth8
Earth4
WoodWen Qu Xing, Education, Romance Year 2015 8
EarthJan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 3
Wood2
Earth1
Water9
Fire8
Earth7
MetalJul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec (6)
Metal5
Earth4
Wood3
Wood2
Earth1
WaterNOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month)
Breadwinner's Suitability
More suitable to an East Group personCurrent Sector Description
- Generally this location is your Wen Qu Xing, Education, Romance (4) area. This location is good for the young especially those who are studying unless there is an inauspicious star in this location.
Eight-One Combination Explanation
- [8] & [8] - Prosperity, good wealth. Overall,this stack/unit's facing is very auspicioius
Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water)
- Analysing: Weak Earth (8) vs Weak Earth (8)
- Weak Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity.
- Weak Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity.
Relationship Analysis
Congratulations! Earth (8) has the same element as Earth (8). These two stars form the double (8). This happens to be in the period 8 which controls star 8. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination.
Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star)
- Analysing: Weak Wood (4) vs Weak Earth (8)
- Weak Wood (4) (Average Star) represents Wen Qu Xing, Education, Romance.
- Weak Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity.
Relationship Analysis
Congratulations! Wood (4) destroys Earth (8). Earth element is destroyed or weaken by Wood. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination.
Final Analysis
- This is a GOOD house which contains double 8 which is very prosperous.
- From a Flying Star point of view; only this facing direction is suitable. Else, other sectors need to be properly balanced to squeeze out better luck for the owners.
- However, it may not be suitable for a west group person. And in some instances if it falls in his/her Spook and/or 4 bad sectorssector. If there isn't any better choice, just make sure that at bedroom falls in your good sector.
This house is suitable for those favourable with the water element
QuoteOn 7/10/2015 10:30:18 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of High Park
Residences CondoBlocks 25, 27
and 29 of High Park Residences
Condo have stacks that
are either facing N1 or S2
directions
-
Feng Shui of High Park Residences Condo
Blocks 25, 27 and 29 of High Park Residences Condo have stacks that are either facing N1 or S2 directions
-
1. In my opinion, unless there is a specific "ceremony" or religious ceremony; or performed by a priest or high priest;
2. Otherwise, any ordinary folk painting a figurine or even "painting" the eyes does not constitute the above para 1.
3. Thus, in essence, any "Tom, Dick or Harry" that paints an eye on an object is a non-issue and does not convey a "religious" purpose.
QuoteOn 7/9/2015 9:22:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi I'm curious to know if you
have to dot the eyes of other
animals other than dragons
when displaying them in your
house.I recently made a
plaster mould stag head and
painted it to hang in my
office would it be correct to
paint the eyes on at a certain
time as well?
-
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.
QuoteOn 7/10/2015 9:06:13 AM, Anonymous 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
-
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
-
I cannot help but notice the distinctive sloping roof-line.
Reminds one of the distinctive roof-lines of the small Potong Pasir estate.
Looks like the next elections may be in September 2015. And looks like it may be just after the Chinese 7th month i.e. after 12 September 2015, this year!
-
In an unusual state of mind, a development occurs; specifically, an Executive Condominium (EC) such as Twin Waterfalls approaches the critical threshold of legal completion.
In this instance, Twin Waterfalls EC began to inform their subsidiary proprietors just in time before the 7th of July, 2015, which marks the date of legal completion. It is of no consequence if the physical keys have not been distributed to everyone.
As long as you have been informed of the completion, please contact me to arrange for the collection of your keys. However, hold on... are you planning to collect the keys tomorrow? I apologize, but your turn is scheduled for next week!
QuoteOn 3/4/2015 7:56:44 AM, Anonymous wrote:
From a Shapes and Forms point
of view; it is considered
inauspicious to:-
1. Have the bed-head close to
or sharing the same wall as
the WC pipe. And also:-
2. The stove sharing the same
wall as the WC.
Many of the stacks/units in
Twin Waterfalls share the same
issue or problem as Para 2.
aboveQuoteOn 3/4/2015 7:42:55 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Twin waterfalls EC has just
TOP.
You would agree that this is a
very unusual 3 bedroom /
penthouse layout plan found
anywhere.
I will be visiting a unit with
such a layout soon and very
curious to feel the "flow",
here.
On 12/28/2013 4:44:45 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Past resources:Twin Waterfall - Feng
Shui at Forum.Geomancy.Net28 Apr 2012
... Topic: Twin Waterfall. ... Help On
Twin Waterfalls Read 8431 times. Cecil
Lee Rank: FS Experts (Geomancy.Net
Founder) Location:
Geomancy.forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/art
icle.php?bid=2&fid...Discuss :: General
Help - Feng Shui at
Forum.Geomancy.NetHOT 2606. 1 [2] Last:
Tue, 06 Mar 2012 13:48 PM by: Cecil Lee.
No New Messages. Twin Waterfall. by:
Anonymous on Wed, 07 Mar 2012. RED HOT
11466...forum.geomancy.net/.../top
ics.php?...2...On 12/28/2013
3:40:18 PM, Steven Cheng Yew Keng wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Season Greeting .
I am new to this
forum, need some Feng Sui
advise on my new EC Twin
Waterfall which i bought in
2012 which TOP in 2015.
Please
advise .Thank you
-
Photos taken in July 2015. Next door: Twin Wateralls - legal TOP on 7 Jul 2015. A mad rush to hand over the units...
QuoteOn 6/10/2013 8:31:03 AM, Anonymous wrote: >>Ecopolitan>EC is an executive >>condominium>developed by >>property developer>Qing Jian >>Realty.?(Punggol>Way) Pte >>Ltd. Ecopolitan EC>comprises a >>total of 8 blocks,>each 16 >>storeys high and a two>level >>basement car park.All>stacks >>either face Flying Star>N3 or >>S3. This development is>more >>suited to "East group">persons >>since there are no>stacks that >>face "West".One good>thing >about >this development is>that >all the 8 >blocks are "Point>>blocks" (other >than block 126>>and 128 that >partially "stick">>together). Such >"Point block">>are advantages with >good all>>round qi flow.And some >blocks>>especially 124 and 130 and>>>even 132 have wide open>>spaces. >An additional plus>>point.However, >most South>>facing apartments (high>>>floors) will be affected by>>the >slant of the afternoon sun>>at their >frontage areas. And>>some stacks have >afternoon sun>>that soaks into the >master>>bedroom walls especially #11,>>>#13, #16, #17,? #18 &>>>#21.Stacks: 21, 24, 25, 28 and>>>29 face the busy Tampines>>>Expressway and will be>>affected >by road noise.
-
This wide spacious corridor of a recently TOP HDB BTO flat in Punggol put the DBSS Pasir Ris One flats to shame
QuoteOn 7/3/2015 9:37:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:>HDB>PASIR>RIS>ONE>It was>1.30pm.>And>I>went to a>unit>located at>the end>of>one>of>the>corridors.The>pas>sage>way>is>narrow. And>for>privacy>issues;>both>sid>es of>the>corridor>leading>to>several>>main>entrances>were>installed&g>t;with>the>privacy>screens.>And>like; at>1.30pm;>the>end>of the>corridor>where>these>units>are>are so>...>so dark.>From>a>Flying>Star point>of>view;>the>main>entrance>area,>been>so>dark;>cannot>be>the>frontage>of>>;the>apartments/home.On>6/4/2>0>15>12:17:02>PM,>Cecil>Lee>>;wrote:>HDB>Pasir>Ris>One>Block>530D&nbs>p;has>>stacks>that>are>ei>ther?fac>ing>NW2>or>SE2>.On>6/4/2015>11:08:49>AM,>Ce>cil>Lee>wrote>:>Majorit>y>>of>BLOCK>530A>at>Pasir&g>t;Ri>s>One?a>re>either&>gt;facin>g>NW2>or>SE2>fac>ing>stack>s/units.Wher>e>s&g>t;tacks>358,&>gt;360,>362,&>gt;364>are>SE2>facing.And&&>gt;gt;stacks>356,>354,>352,>>350>>are>NW2>facing.On>6/>4/20>>;15>10:40:09>AM,>Ce>cil>Lee&g>t;>;wrote:>A&g>t;Sha>Qi>or>>;poison>arro>w>fr>om>sharp>>;corner>>;of>Block>530A>Pasir&>gt>;Ris>One>stack>>#356>is&g>t;>aimed>towards>Block>530B&>amp;am>p;>gt;stack>#37>8.For>tunately,&>gt;the>>two>s>tacks>are>qu>ite>a>distan>ce>away>and>m>ost>>lik>ely>not>an>"effec>tive">t>h>>reat.On>6/4/2015&g>t;>>10:11:11&>gt;AM,>Cecil&>;g>t;Lee>wrote:>BLK&>gt;>>53>0C>Stacks>#396>#398&g>t;>;are>>>;facing&>gt>;Flying>>>;;Stars?>S2&g>t;>BLK>530C&g>t;>;Stacks>>#400&>gt;#402>>;are&>;g>t;facing&>gt;Flyi&g>>t;ng>Stars&>gt;N2These>four>>>>;s>tacks>>;in>Bl>ock&>gt;530C>are>the>on&>gt;l>y>>;ones>that>face&g>t;True&g>t>;North>>;and&>gt;South.>The>&>gt;rest>>of>t>he>blocks>an>d&g>>t;stacks>have>a>wide>>>;ra>n>ge>of>Flying>Sta>>;r>direction&>gt;s
-
Corridor of a flat that was constructed in 1986
QuoteOn 6/12/2015 7:16:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Narrow corridors means those plant loves
and item hoarders can no longer place
such things along the corridors of HDB
Pasir Ris OneOn 6/12/2015 6:56:03 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Pasir Ris One,
developed by a Hong Kong
developer.5
Bedroom Type A shows
(an
inauspicious)part of the
stove
sharing the same wall as the
toilet
bowl.On 6/10/2015
12:56:16 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
The
main grille
gates of
this
development does not
have
those privacy
panels at the
lower
panel of the
main
grille
gate.Actually, these
privacy
panels
(see one of the
photos in
shaded
purple area)
services a few
purpose. One
is
that when the gates
are closed;
no
one can look or peer
into the
gap of the
wooden door and
the
floor. On 6/10/2015
12:38:32
PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
HDB
PASIR
RIS ONE
It was 1.30pm.
And
I
went to a
unit located at
the end
of one
of
the
corridors.The
passage
way
is
narrow. And for
privacy
issues;
both
sides of
the corridor
leading
to
several
main
entrances
were
installed
with
the
privacy
screens. And
like; at
1.30pm;
the end
of the
corridor
where these
units
are
are so ...
so dark. From
a
Flying
Star point
of view;
the main
entrance
area,
been so
dark; cannot
be
the
frontage
of
the
apartments/home.On
6/4/2
015
12:17:02
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
HDB Pasir
Ris
One
Block
530Dhas
stacks
that
are
eitherfac
ing
NW2
or
SE2.On
6/4/2015
11:08:49
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote
:
Majorit
y
of
BLOCK
530A
at
Pasir
Ri
s
Onea
re
either
facin
g
NW2
or
SE2
facing
stack
s/units.Wher
e
s
tacks
358,&
gt;360,
362,
364
are
SE2
facing.And&
gt;stacks
356,
354,
352,
350
are
NW2
facing.On
6/4/20
;15
10:40:09
AM,
Cecil
Lee&g
t;
;wrote:
A
Sha
Qi
or
;poison
arrow
fr
om
sharp
;corner
of
Block
530A
Pasir&
gt;Ris
One
stack
#356
is
aimed
towards
Block
530B&am
p;
gt;stack
#37
8.Fortunately,&
gt;the
two
stacks
are
qu
ite
a
distance
away
and
m
ost
likely
not
an
"effec
tive"
th
reat.On
6/4/2015&g
t;
10:11:11&
gt;AM,
Cecil&g
t;Lee
wrote:
BLK&
gt;
53
0C
Stacks
#396
#398
;are
;facing&
gt;Flying
;;Stars
S2
BLK
530C&g
t;
;Stacks
#400&
gt;#402
;are&g
t;facing&
gt;Flyi&g
t;ng
Stars&
gt;N2These
four
;s
tacks
;in
Block&
gt;530C
are
the
on
l
y
;ones
that
face
True&g
t
;North
;and
South.
The
&
gt;rest
of
t
he
blocks
an
d&g
t;stacks
have
a
wide
ra
n
ge
of
Flying
Sta
r
direction&
gt;s
-
Special motif incorporated into the gate design at Tai Pei Bu Centre
QuoteOn 7/3/2015 8:48:09 AM, Anonymous wrote:
A 1950 gate design. Location: Tanjong
Katong areaOn 5/28/2015 7:42:07 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
A red coloured main
gate and a
"chop-sticks style" main
gateOn
5/23/2015 8:06:14 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
A one of a kind main
gate:
Botanic
Gardens. Look carefully
at
each gate's
centre
motif...On
5/11/2015 8:26:41 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
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
designOn
5/5/2015
8:09:32
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
1970's airy
gate
and
fence
design.In the
past,
it
is
common
to have
homes
that
have
"airy
fencing".
Usually
such
homes
are on
at
least on a
5,000
sq
ft
property.
And the
homes
are
built
further in
and
thus
can
afford to
have
such
"open
view"
fencing
and
gate.O
n
5/5/2015
8:05:15
PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Various
main
gate
deigns
of
landed&g
t;p
ropertiesOn
5/5/2015
7:47:41
;PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
In
today's&
gt;fast
paste
S
ing
apore
and
with
so
many
hi
gh-rise
fl
ats
;
Sometimes
it
is
good
to
t
ake
a
st
ep-backwards;
es
pec
ial
ly
wh
en
"touri
ng"
th
e
small
enclaves
of
few
l
anded
p
roperties
lef
t
in
;Si
ngapore.One
of
t
h
e
m
ost
unappreciated
or
often;
too
c
ommon
to
be
appreciated
is
the
main
gat
e
of
landed
homes.&g
t;Many
take
it
for
granted.B
ut,
I
always
try
to
look
at
th
e
design
of&
gt;landed
property
homes
an
d
;the
design
of
their
gates.
-
A 1950 gate design. Location: Tanjong Katong area
QuoteOn 5/28/2015 7:42:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:>A red coloured main gate and a>"chop-sticks style" main gateOn>5/23/2015 8:06:14 PM, Cecil Lee>wrote:>A one of a kind main gate:>Botanic>Gardens. Look carefully at>each gate's>centre motif...On>5/11/2015 8:26:41 AM,>Cecil Lee>wrote:>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 designOn>5/5/2015>8:09:32>PM, Cecil>Lee>wrote:>1970's airy gate>and>fence>design.In the>past, it>is>common>to have homes>that>have>"airy>fencing".>Usually such>homes>are on>at>least on a 5,000>sq>ft>property.>And the homes>are>built>further in>and thus>can>afford to have>such>"open>view">fencing>and>gate.On>5/5/2015>8:05:15>PM,>Cecil>Lee>wrote:>Various>main>gate>deigns>of>landed&g>t;propertiesOn>5/5/2015>7:47:41>>;PM,>Cecil>Lee>wrote:>In>>today's&>gt;fast>paste>Sing>apore>and>with>so>many>hi>gh-rise>flats>;>Sometimes>it>is>good>to>t>ake>a>step-backwards;>es>pec>ial>ly>wh>en>"touring">th>e>small>enclaves>of>few>l>anded>properties>lef>t>in>>;Si>ngapore.One>of>th>e>m>ost>unappreciated>or>often;>>too>common>to>be>appreciated>>is>the>main>gate>of>landed>homes.&g>t;Many>take>it>for>granted.B>ut,>I>always>try>to>look>at>the>design>of&>gt;landed>property>homes>and>>;the>design>of>their>gates.
-
A treasure trove has it's Matilda House.
And The Meyer Place has it's Meyer House (see back ground)
QuoteOn 6/23/2015 11:08:25 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Close-up view of Matilda House @ a
treasure troveOn 2/12/2012 11:00:46 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Some claim that
Matilda House
which will be
incorporated
into a treasure trove
condo is
haunted.....With so
much
construction around it:
beside
the development is the
HDB
Punggol Emerald and many
other
under construction flats; I
am
sure, even if there are
any
ghosts; they would find
it
unbearable and perhaps.. run
to
near-by completed Punggol
Sapphire
units?
-
Sweet photos of Alex (12+) and Henry (4+)
QuoteOn 6/28/2015 6:45:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
It seems like two years ago;
that my neighbour from England
moved-in.In a few days, they
will be off-back to
England.They have two lovely
boys. And one of them has a
unique "strawberry blonde"
hair....
-
It seems like two years ago; that my neighbour from England moved-in.
In a few days, they will be off-back to England.
They have two lovely boys. And one of them has a unique "strawberry blonde" hair....
-
Case Study: Organisation and Methods (O & M)
Actually, the essence of this efficiency can be summed up in justtwo photo slides. See attachment
QuoteOn 6/28/2015 5:06:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I am truly impressed with this
food staff staff selling
Chinese Noodle (Traditional
Teochew Mee Pok).I find that
the staff had applied creative
thinking or rather truly think
out of the box!Step 1: The
helper would take down an
order.Step 2: She goes to this
"glass panel" where she placed
a thin sheet of paper. For
example, I wanted a bowl of
"flat" mee pok noodle; she
would write in bold black
"BUX". Here, the mee pok is
identified as "B". And as I
wanted NO OIL; the
UXmeans No oil.Step 3:
At the food preparation
station; theman (staff)
can see the order that she had
written down at his side
andsomehow; as the
writing is both bold and
large;he could actually
figure out what I had wanted.
And prepared my bowl of
noodles without both uttering
a single word. Contrast this
to Gordon Ramsay's adage
thattheCoordinator
must shout out the order!
Here, not a single word was
uttered!How'sthis for
utter efficiency!Step 4: When
thelast order was
completed. The helper taking
the order would use another
red bold marker and cancel to
the last completed order. And
this would certainly
helpfood preparation
staffto note when to
start preparing food
again.Another remarkable
division of labour is that
when theman behind the
counter prepared the noodle;
the helperalsohas
another job; that is to cook
theminced meat, fish
balls etc.. inhot water
andwhen she received the
cooked bowl of mee from him;
she will place the ingredients
to the bowl to complete the
full mee pok package to hand
over to
thepurchaser.There are
many other methods of telling
the cook what to prepare. Some
would use coloured tokens e.g.
a red token means customer
wants extra chili; and a piece
of type of noodle on this
token to denote what the
client needed. This is far too
common.Thus, I am truly
impressed with this set-up.
Which is truly one- of a
kind!
However, their chilli gravy is so so. Good thing is you are allowed to add as much as you want.
Always leave a not do complimentary after-taste.
Nowadays, I skip this place totally.
-
I am truly impressed with this food staff staff selling Chinese Noodle (Traditional Teochew Mee Pok).
I find that the staff had applied creative thinking or rather truly think out of the box!
Step 1: The helper would take down an order.
Step 2: She goes to this "glass panel" where she placed a thin sheet of paper.
For example, I wanted a bowl of "flat" mee pok noodle; she would write in bold black "BUX".
Here, the mee pok is identified as "B". And as I wanted NO OIL; the UXmeans No oil.
Step 3: At the food preparation station; theman (staff) can see the order that she had written down at his side andsomehow; as the writing is both bold and large;he could actually figure out what I had wanted.
And prepared my bowl of noodles without both uttering a single word. Contrast this to Gordon Ramsay's adage thattheCoordinator must shout out the order! Here, not a single word was uttered!
How'sthis for utter efficiency!
Step 4: When thelast order was completed. The helper taking the order would use another red bold marker and cancel to the last completed order.
And this would certainly helpfood preparation staffto note when to start preparing food again.
Another remarkable division of labour is that when theman behind the counter prepared the noodle; the helperalsohas another job; that is to cook theminced meat, fish balls etc.. inhot water andwhen she received the cooked bowl of mee from him; she will place the ingredients to the bowl to complete the full mee pok package to hand over to thepurchaser.
There are many other methods of telling the cook what to prepare. Some would use coloured tokens e.g. a red token means customer wants extra chili; and a piece of type of noodle on this token to denote what the client needed. This is far too common.
Thus, I am truly impressed with this set-up. Which is truly one- of a kind!
-
This is another design.
But I don't find it too common nor that nice looking as compared to the earlier two designs.
QuoteOn 6/28/2015 4:22:05 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Recently, another client showed me
another design to allow ventilation of
her shoes (shoe cabinet).This is still
functional and "neat" designOn 6/26/2015
8:16:39 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Today,
an old client shared with me a
shoe
cabinet design that not only
allows
ventilation of shoes but also
serves as
a door handle!How cool is
this?This is
what I call creative
design that kills
two birds with one
stone; functional,
neat and a real
smart idea! Do you
agree?On 7/18/2011
10:06:14 PM, Shee Hou
Lee
wrote:
Thank u Master Lee for
your
quick
response, really
appreciate
your
advise... I have a
better
view now on
how to do my
shoe
cabinet.... Once
again, TQ
very
much.Best
regards,Josh
LeeOn
7/17/2011
3:01:23 PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
These are
some
considerations:1.
In
my
;
opinion Option 1 is
the
safest
bet.2.
Option 3
depends
very much on
the
width
of
the
"clearance". As it is
only
a
sketch; hard to
determine
what
is
the
clearance
between the
main door
and
the
unoccupied
area.
Usually, since
this
is
the
main entrance
door; the
minimium
preferred
clearance
is 900 cm
or
ideally
if it
is 1,000cm or
1 metre
clearance
is
best. If
so, this option
may
be
considered. With
the
consideration
that
the
doors
for the cabinet should
not
have
highly
reflective
material
especially
the doors
directly
facing
the
main
door.3.
Option 2
is
hmmmm....
.....
4.
Anyway, for
commonsense
Feng
Shui;
best
not to use
doors with
louvers
as
shown
in the
attachment.
This
is
plain
common or
cowsense.
Take alook.
If
one
is standing
close to
the
louvered
doors
and if
the
louvers is
above
eye
level;
one can
literally
see into
the
cabinet..
such
things
are red
,pink,
purple
shoes,
slippe
rs and
yes...
the
smell...
coming
from
the
cabinet.4.1. Thus, if
one
really
needs to install
louvers
or
(small vents
drilled
into
cabinet
doors)
such
louvered
doors should only
be
allowed not
higher than
an
adult's
waist
height and
the
rest of the
upper
doors;
those
flat
surface type of
doors.
On
7/17/2011 2:01:47
PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
De
ar
Master Lee,I
am
thinking
of
putting
a shoe
cabinet near
the
entrance of
my house
and I
am
worried if
the
position of
the
cabinet
will affect
the
Feng
Shui
of
my
entrance. I
was
thinking of
a
few
options
would
like to
seek
your
best
advise
on which
of the
options
are suitable
for
my new shoe
cabinet
that
will
not
affect
my
entrance
(as
attached)Thanking
you
&
gt;in
advance
for
your
advise.Regards,Jo
sh Lee
-
Recently, another client showed me another design to allow ventilation of her shoes (shoe cabinet).
This is still functional and "neat" design
QuoteOn 6/26/2015 8:16:39 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Today, an old client shared with me a
shoe cabinet design that not only allows
ventilation of shoes but also serves as
a door handle!How cool is this?This is
what I call creative design that kills
two birds with one stone; functional,
neat and a real smart idea! Do you
agree?On 7/18/2011 10:06:14 PM, Shee Hou
Lee wrote:
Thank u Master Lee for
your quick
response, really
appreciate your
advise... I have a
better view now on
how to do my shoe
cabinet.... Once
again, TQ very
much.Best regards,Josh
LeeOn
7/17/2011 3:01:23 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
These are some
considerations:1.
In
my
opinion Option 1 is the
safest
bet.2.
Option 3 depends
very much on the
width
of the
"clearance". As it is only
a
sketch; hard to determine what
is
the
clearance between the
main door and
the
unoccupied
area. Usually, since
this
is
the main entrance
door; the minimium
preferred
clearance is 900 cm
or
ideally
if it is 1,000cm or
1 metre
clearance is
best. If
so, this option may
be
considered. With the
consideration
that
the doors
for the cabinet should not
have
highly reflective
material
especially the doors
directly facing
the
main
door.3. Option 2 is
hmmmm....
.....
4. Anyway, for
commonsense Feng
Shui;
best
not to use doors with
louvers
as
shown in the
attachment. This
is
plain
common or cowsense.
Take alook. If
one
is standing
close to the
louvered
doors
and if the
louvers is above
eye
level;
one can literally
see into the
cabinet..
such
things are red ,pink,
purple
shoes,
slippers and
yes... the
smell...
coming
from the
cabinet.4.1. Thus, if one
really
needs to install louvers
or
(small vents drilled into
cabinet
doors)
such louvered
doors should only be
allowed not
higher than an
adult's
waist
height and the
rest of the upper
doors;
those
flat surface type of doors.
On
7/17/2011 2:01:47 PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Dear
Master Lee,I am
thinking
of
putting a shoe
cabinet near
the
entrance of
my house and I
am
worried if
the position of
the
cabinet
will affect the
Feng
Shui
of
my entrance. I
was
thinking of a
few
options
would like to seek
your
best
advise on which
of the options
are suitable
for my new shoe
cabinet that
will not
affect
my
entrance (as
attached)Thanking
you
in
advance for
your
advise.Regards,Josh Lee
-
Today, an old client shared with me a shoe cabinet design that not only allows ventilation of shoes but also serves as a door handle!
How cool is this?
This is what I call creative design that kills two birds with one stone; functional, neat and a real smart idea!
Do you agree?
QuoteOn 7/18/2011 10:06:14 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thank u Master Lee for your quick
response, really appreciate your
advise... I have a better view now on
how to do my shoe cabinet.... Once
again, TQ very much.Best regards,Josh
LeeOn 7/17/2011 3:01:23 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some considerations:1. In
my
opinion Option 1 is the safest
bet.2.
Option 3 depends very much on the
width
of the "clearance". As it is only a
sketch; hard to determine what is
the
clearance between the main door and
the
unoccupied area. Usually, since this
is
the main entrance door; the minimium
preferred clearance is 900 cm or
ideally
if it is 1,000cm or 1 metre
clearance is
best. If so, this option may be
considered. With the consideration
that
the doors for the cabinet should not
have highly reflective material
especially the doors directly facing
the
main door.3. Option 2 is hmmmm....
.....
4. Anyway, for commonsense Feng
Shui;
best not to use doors with louvers
as
shown in the attachment. This is
plain
common or cowsense. Take alook. If
one
is standing close to the louvered
doors
and if the louvers is above eye
level;
one can literally see into the
cabinet..
such things are red ,pink, purple
shoes,
slippers and yes... the smell...
coming
from the cabinet.4.1. Thus, if one
really needs to install louvers or
(small vents drilled into cabinet
doors)
such louvered doors should only be
allowed not higher than an adult's
waist
height and the rest of the upper
doors;
those flat surface type of doors. On
7/17/2011 2:01:47 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Dear Master Lee,I am thinking
of
putting a shoe cabinet near
the
entrance of my house and I
am
worried if the position of
the
cabinet will affect the
Feng
Shui of
my entrance. I
was thinking of a
few
options
would like to seek your
best
advise on which of the options
are suitable for my new shoe
cabinet that will not affect
my
entrance (as
attached)Thanking
you
in
advance for your
advise.Regards,Josh Lee
-
This actual bed-head feature wall shows a split exactly at the middle = symbolises "separation"
QuoteOn 7/23/2008 10:25:30 AM, Anonymous wrote:>A?feature wall behind a>bed-head is not compulsory.>However, if one were to place>a feature wall behind the>bed-head, try to avoid this...>pattern.... two exact>rectangles...
.gif.9fae56a573769d1dd2a3036b9a904347.gif)
.jpg.305afa16bbae60e8781ac10bc07191cf.jpg)
.jpg.5e7c0e6e90bbd532bb4b1f69867451b2.jpg)
.jpg.786d7d9d86b6e0298740dc7bc0b81e2c.jpg)
.jpg.7b6dd51bbe7fc6a91a16f603751e5458.jpg)
.jpg.ac6cb1bfebfdf911e300addcfbe2675b.jpg)
.jpg.d1b1f82d62d7e0fd4bdeb22337507919.jpg)
.jpg.28de3253dfd07328934581c6a4ce4c64.jpg)
.jpg.48c5fc54c2866f924e75b581857bca40.jpg)
my unit number not good , need help
in General Help
Posted
In my opinion, logically, one cannot turn back the clock nor change the house / apartment number.
For example, take Para 3. (see below). A common sense approach is "The Concept of Maximizing Marks"
And another, is under Para 2. Fix-the-leak, First!
TWELVE (12) Key Success Factors in D.I.Y. Feng Shui
1. Feng Shui Triage Proper trouble-shooting is required. 2. Fix-the-Leak, First! Easily three or more major problems. 3. The Concept of Maximizing Marks Hopefully from a FAIL to a PASS or better! 4. The Customer Engineer Concept If you D.I.Y. make sure you read this! 5. Commonsense Approach Fact or Fiction? 6. Fast Food Feng Shui 7. Getting Three Quotes 8. Situational Approach 9. The Concept of Feng Shui by Exception10. The Three-Step-Approach11. Trial & Error Vs Flying Star12. You Stay There! We (Geomancers) Don't!13. Your Home: An unpolished gem or a rotten apple?