[How many legs should dining tables have?]

What about one legged tables?

This depends on the centre-of-gravity of the table.

For example, if one leans hard on one side of the table; can the table "topple" down?

Quote

On 8/8/2012 3:28:57 PM, Anonymous wrote: >1.>Under Commonsense Feng Shui >and even>Symbolism in Feng >Shui; any dining>table should >preferably have even>number of >legs e.g. 4 legs.2. It is>best >to avoid buying any dining>>table with odd number of legs>>e.g. 1 or 3 legs.3. In >addition;>all dining chairs or >stools should>be even in >number. (Exception of>baby >chairs).

[a treasure trove condo incorporating Matlida House - Is my unit still lucky today?]

Close-up view of Matilda House @ a treasure trove

Quote

On 2/12/2012 11:00:46 PM, Anonymous 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?

[Any merit in having more than one convex mirror]

Please draw a parallel from this maxim from "a school of snipers":

One shot, one kill.

What you mentioned looks more like our Singlish terms:

Not only being Kiasu (Hokkien dialect term for scared to lose) but more like also Kiasee (scared to DIE!)

Quote

On 6/16/2015 11:46:47 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Mr Lee, Is there a rule
as to how many convex mirrors
can one place outside of
his/house for the purpose of
absorbing sha chi? Or
one is generally sufficient to
do so? Thank you.

[Can or Cannot Buy]

Yes, it is possible: non-urgent or urgent

Best to call or sms to HP:Nine-7 Eight 5 3 171.

Quote

On 6/17/2015 10:46:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I have 2 units that I am
interested in but both are
different projects. Can we get
CAN OR CANNOT BUY for the just
TOP projects? Thanks in
advance.

[Moving and Pregnancy]

Similar concern:-

New home and "Do we need to take note of anything due to my wife pregnancy?"

Reply:-

1. Based on general Chinese customs; to avoid moving the existing bed of conception.

2. If you need to move the bed, Mrs must not see the move and later, should not visit the bedroom and see that it is moved.

2.1 The above is the most important Chinese consideration.

3. Thus visiting the new home to collect keys etc.. is a non issue. But, once a while some parents tell their daughter in law cannot do so. etc.. But this is more of the conservative side.

2.2 Also do check with parents. As some parents have additional taboos if any. As different elders have different concerns.

3. Another common sense is that during the move; best that Mrs stay away especially if heavy furniture and items are moved.

Quote

On 5/14/2013 6:50:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thank you for your reply. This
has given us a peace of mind
as we now have
solutions.

[Qilin on house lamp post]

This Chinese restaurant @ Aperia Mall, Kallang displays a pair of an old school pair of qi lin(s).

This version is rarely or never found in homes. More like it belongs to the Ming Tombs or rather guarding the Ming Tombs of China

Quote

On 2/23/2015 7:10:16 PM, Anonymous wrote: >>More photos: Green Qi>>Lins and a >unique >Lion statueOn>>12/14/2009 >9:00:38 AM, >Cecil Lee>>wrote: >In >my opinon, quite >a>>"sweet" >>friendly well-endowed qi>>>lin >>on a home's gate pillar.>>>>>Chinese call it Qilin while>>>>the >Japanese call it Kirin.

[The Atria @ Meyer]

The Atria@ Meyer

Nowadays, the guard house in a condo is often done as an after thought.

I find the guard house of The Atria @ Meyer both stylish and of timeless beauty.

Whenever I pass-by this structure (the guard house); I often, pause to look at it. And it truly looked beautiful which ever side, front, left or right one looks at it...

[Some sectors have restrictions in elements/colours]

In this illustration, the master bedroom has inauspicious Flying Stars where one should best avoid: Bright Yellow and Red.

But, to circumvent this; one can always use items or e.g. bed sheets with all the primary colours.

[ACHTUNG! WARNING! BE WARNED...]

Mad about renovations or mad about signages? Lots of signages

[Feng Shui of HDB Pasir Ris One Just TOP]

Narrow corridors means those plant loves and item hoarders can no longer place such things along the corridors of HDB Pasir Ris One

Quote

On 6/12/2015 6:56:03 AM, Anonymous 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
6/4/2015
12:17:02
PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
HDB Pasir Ris
One
Block
530Dhas
stacks
that
are
eitherfacing
NW2
or
SE2.On
6/4/2015 11:08:49
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Majorit
y of
BLOCK
530A
at
Pasir
Ris
Onea
re
either
facing
NW2
or
SE2
facing
stacks/units.Wher
e
s
tacks
358,
360, 362,
364
are
SE2
facing.And
stacks
356,
354,
352,
350
are
NW2
facing.On
6/4/20
15
10:40:09
AM,
Cecil
Lee
;wrote:
A
Sha
Qi
or
poison
arrow
fr
om
sharp
corner
of
Block
530A
Pasir
Ris
One
stack
#356
is
aimed
towards
Block
530B&
gt;stack
#37
8.Fortunately,
the
two
stacks
are
quite
a
distance
away
and
most
likely
not
an
"effective"
th
reat.On
6/4/2015
10:11:11&
gt;AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
BLK&
gt;
530C
Stacks
#396
#398
;are
;facing&
gt;Flying
;Stars
S2
BLK
530C
;Stacks
#400&
gt;#402
are&g
t;facing&
gt;Flyi
ng
Stars&
gt;N2These
four
;s
tacks
;in
Block
530C
are
the
on
l
y
ones
that
face
True&g
t;North
;and
South.
The
rest
of
t
he
blocks
and&g
t;stacks
have
a
wide
ra
n
ge
of
Flying
Star
direction&
gt;s

[Bird cage design lighting]

Some Chinese feel that it is cruel to cage-up birds.

Thus, any designs incorporating a bird-cage is a no no to these group of persons.

[Feng Shui of HDB Pasir Ris One Just TOP]

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.

Quote

On 6/10/2015 12:56:16 PM, Anonymous 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
6/4/2015 12:17:02
PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
HDB Pasir Ris
One Block
530Dhas
stacks
that are
eitherfacing NW2
or
SE2.On
6/4/2015 11:08:49 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Majority of
BLOCK 530A
at
Pasir
Ris
Oneare
either
facing
NW2 or
SE2
facing
stacks/units.Where
s
tacks
358,
360, 362, 364
are
SE2
facing.And stacks
356,
354,
352, 350
are
NW2
facing.On
6/4/2015
10:40:09
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
A Sha
Qi
or
poison
arrow
from
sharp
corner
of
Block 530A
Pasir
Ris
One
stack
#356 is
aimed
towards
Block
530B
stack
#37
8.Fortunately,
the
two
stacks
are
quite a
distance
away
and
most
likely
not
an
"effective"
th
reat.On
6/4/2015
10:11:11
AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
BLK
530C
Stacks
#396
#398
are
;facing&
gt;Flying
Stars
S2
BLK
530C
Stacks
#400&
gt;#402
are
facing&
gt;Flyi
ng
Stars
N2These
four
;s
tacks
in
Block
530C
are
the
onl
y
ones
that
face
True
North
;and
South.
The
rest
of
t
he
blocks
and
stacks
have
a
wide
ra
nge
of
Flying
Star
direction
s

[Nine star ki system and kua number]

Dear Mirena Nikolova,
> I think I will go with traditional feng shui from China.i will try to apply Bagua map,4 Pillar etc.....Could you please guide me how to do that correctly?Since there are a lot of information on the Internet from different sites, sometimes I get confused. ActuallyI had a consultant here in Denmark which uses Nine star ki and Bagua map on our house, but in a bit different way than I have seen before and in one of the kids rooms the most available space for furnitures in this room are the negative directions for my girl according to nine star ki. using Kua number for this room the directions are positive .Feel free to use Geomancy.net's full range of free tools (Eight House/Ba Zi/Flying Star) in our Member area:-http://login.geomancy.netAnd learning resources which you can read up:-http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-tour.htmBut you will need to spend some time to read them in order to learn and understand the various tools and application.If you are looking looking for to apply them immediately hassle free, we can also help you on that. We have the offsite feng shui consultation service to help our international clients who wants our professional advise on your home:-URL: http://www.geomancy.net/products/home-consultation/home-consultation.htmEither way, you will be able to find the various tools and resources on our website.Hope that helps.Warmest RegardsRobert LeeGEOMANCY.NET: Center for Applied Feng Shui Researchhttp://www.geomancy.netE-mail: support@geomancy.net,

Quote

On 6/10/2015 12:33:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks a lot.I think I will go
with traditional feng shui
from China.i will try to apply
Bagua map,4 Pillar
etc.....Could you please guide
me how to do that
correctly?Since there are a
lot of information on the
Internet from different sites,
sometimes I get confused.
ActuallyI had a consultant
here in Denmark which uses
Nine star ki and Bagua
map on our house, but in a bit
different way than I have seen
before and in one of the kids
rooms the most available space
for furnitures in this room
are the negative directions
for my girl according to nine
star ki. using Kua
number for this room the
directions are positive
.

[The shop's unattractive storefront will negatively impact its business.]

It is a common misconception that a prominent storefront is essential for achieving success. However, if the layout of the escalator remains unchanged, particularly with the downward escalator positioned on the left side as indicated in the image, it could negatively impact the Feng Shui of the shop and result in a decline in business.

 

[Praying to Tee Gong: Five Spirits]

The idea of praying to the Five (5) spirits: The God of the North, South, East, West and Center god.. by offering five cups of tea.

Quote

On 7/13/2011 9:11:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
This is a typical Earth god
altar. Where the altar is
placed at ground
level.Following Cantonese
tradition; did you notice that
right in frame; there are 5
cups each x 2?Cantonese
dialect group belief that
there are "5 spirits" i.e.
every cardinal point plus
centerpoint has a guardian or
god each:North god, South god,
East god, West god and God of
the Centre.Alternatively, some
place five types of fruits and
5 each to pacify the "5
spirits".

[Symbolism: A Split exactly at middle = separation?]

Under symbolism in Feng Shui; it is nice-to if possible; try to avoid a split in the middle of the bed-head...

Quote

On 4/13/2012 8:00:37 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Under symbolism in Feng
Shui, it is considered
inauspicious to join TWO
single beds to form a single
bed for a COUPLE.2. As this
symbolises a split exactly at
the middle of the bed
representing separation and
leading to a divorce.3. What
about the bed-head design?3.1.
Again, this is also based on
symbolism in Feng Shui.3.2.
Where possible, TRY to avoid
purchasing a queen or king
sized bed with a bed-head that
has a LINE EXACTLY at the
middle of the bed-head
board.3.3. As when we look
closely, we will see that
there is a split e.g. RED LINE
exactly in the middle of the
bed.3.4. A bed-head with
multiple squares and if these
squares are ODD numbers in a
horizontal line; then this is
(under symbolism) a better
design.3.5. In the attached
photo; did you see a bed-head
that has 7 horizontal squares?

[Nine star ki system and kua number]

Past write-up on 9 star ki:-

http://forum.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-ninestar.htm

Quote

On 6/9/2015 9:49:49 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Traditional vs nine-star ki1. This
illustration shows at a glance; the
major difference between the two.2. On
the right side of the illustration; one
can see that the Traditional authentic
Chinese system has lots of modules and
concepts.2.1 Not only one has to do
homework to find out one's kua, one's
best element and strength e.g. strong
wood or weak wood etc... One also has to
plot the Flying stars et...3. Contrast
this with the nine-star ki which comes
packaged into one package. 3.1 This is
perhaps the only advantage I consider
the nine-star ki with: it has less of a
steep knowledge curve as compared to the
traditional that's all. 4. In my
opinion, IT STILL retains one concept:
THE FIVE ELEMENTS concept. Otherwise;
it's a Japanese twist.On 6/9/2015
9:32:35 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are some considerations:1.
In
general, it is the consensus of
most
that the Compass School Feng
Shui which
includes the Kua &
Flying Stars
which also uses the nine
sectors
originated from China.2.
Somewhere,
along the line; this was
imported into
Japan. And most likely,
as you had
mentioned; "turned upside
down". Such
that what is positive
becomes negative
and vice versa.3.
And yes, one should
not try to mix
the two: kua vs the nine
star ki.4.
Today, especially around
1985
onwards; some British
practitioners
begin to adopt and
apply the nine-star
ki method. 4.1
And some find it to be a
seamless
"one-package" deal. Vs
the
traditional Feng Shui with so
many
modules: and not only the
mastery but
also Compass Schools ; 4
Pillars; Five
Elements but the
complexity of applying
them. Here,
there are many who still
cannot grasp
all of the concepts.4.2 And
in my
opinion, this is why it has led
some
to find that they do not need to
mix
and match all the concepts
as
nine-star ki comes in a
"lovely"
package.5. Do take note that
it is best
that if one is totally
into the nine
star ki - go forth and
apply it as a
"PACKAGE". And best
advice is not to mix
IT with what I
mentioned under Para 1.6.
As you my
site; of course, as a Chinese
as well
as a site that is considered
as
applying Traditional and
authentic
Chinese Feng Shui; you can
expect a
certain bias for the Chinese
system.6.1.
There are lots of Feng
Shui
practitioners; here (Singapore,
Malaysia
and Thailand = Far East)
that practises
Para 1. And it is also
in Taiwan, Hong
Kong and now with the
demise of
communism; re-exported back
to the
origin China.7. As you come
from an
European country and perhaps,
may be
more available to books
(British
authors) on nine-star ki;
then it is
more of a preference.8. In
the past,
many of the Traditional
Feng Shui such
as the Kua (Gua) were
written in
Mandarin and appeal more
to those who
can comprehend
Mandarin.9. But nowadays,
there is an
abundance of and
understanding of the
Tradtional Feng
Shui vs the nine-star
ki. Thus, no
excuse to really,
specialise or go with
the "horses"
mouth than the nine-star
ki.On
6/9/2015 8:53:38 PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hello, i would
like to ask
if
anyone can explain
which
system
shell I use,
because
according to
nine star
ki
system
-positive
directions
turn to
negative
in
calculating Kua
number,
since
in kua number
it's
specify
your gender and in
nine
star
ki system
doesn't
matter
whether you are
male
or
female. Thanks ..

[Feng Shui of HDB Pasir Ris One Just TOP]

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.

Quote

On 6/10/2015 12:38:32 PM, 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 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
6/4/2015 12:17:02 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
HDB Pasir Ris One Block
530Dhas
stacks that are
eitherfacing NW2
or SE2.On
6/4/2015 11:08:49 AM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Majority of BLOCK 530A
at
Pasir Ris
Oneare either
facing
NW2 or SE2
facing
stacks/units.Where
stacks
358,
360, 362, 364 are
SE2
facing.And stacks
356, 354,
352, 350
are NW2
facing.On
6/4/2015 10:40:09
AM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
A Sha Qi
or
poison arrow
from
sharp
corner of
Block 530A
Pasir Ris
One
stack
#356 is
aimed towards
Block
530B
stack
#378.Fortunately,
the
two
stacks are
quite a
distance
away and
most likely
not
an
"effective"
threat.On
6/4/2015
10:11:11 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
BLK
530C
Stacks
#396
#398
are
facing&
gt;Flying
StarsS2
BLK
530C
Stacks
#400
#402
are
facing&
gt;Flying
Stars
N2These
four
;stacks in
Block
530C
are
the
only ones
that
face
True
North
and
South.
The
rest
of
the
blocks and
stacks
have
a
wide
range
of
Flying
Star
directions

[Feng Shui of HDB Pasir Ris One Just TOP]

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.

Quote

On 6/4/2015 12:17:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:
HDB Pasir Ris One Block 530Dhas
stacks that are eitherfacing NW2
or SE2.On 6/4/2015 11:08:49 AM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Majority of BLOCK 530A at
Pasir Ris
Oneare either facing
NW2 or SE2
facing stacks/units.Where
stacks 358,
360, 362, 364 are SE2
facing.And stacks
356, 354, 352, 350
are NW2 facing.On
6/4/2015 10:40:09
AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
A Sha Qi or
poison arrow from
sharp
corner of
Block 530A Pasir Ris
One
stack
#356 is aimed towards
Block
530B stack
#378.Fortunately,
the two
stacks are
quite a
distance away and
most likely
not
an "effective"
threat.On
6/4/2015
10:11:11 AM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
BLK
530C Stacks
#396
#398
are
facing
Flying
StarsS2
BLK 530C Stacks
#400
#402
are
facing
Flying
Stars
N2These
four
stacks in Block
530C
are
the
only ones that
face
True
North
and South. The
rest
of
the
blocks and stacks
have
a
wide
range of
Flying
Star
directions

[Nine star ki system and kua number]

Traditional vs nine-star ki

1. This illustration shows at a glance; the major difference between the two.

2. On the right side of the illustration; one can see that the Traditional authentic Chinese system has lots of modules and concepts.

2.1 Not only one has to do homework to find out one's kua, one's best element and strength e.g. strong wood or weak wood etc... One also has to plot the Flying stars et...

3. Contrast this with the nine-star ki which comes packaged into one package.

3.1 This is perhaps the only advantage I consider the nine-star ki with: it has less of a steep knowledge curve as compared to the traditional that's all.

4. In my opinion, IT STILL retains one concept: THE FIVE ELEMENTS concept. Otherwise; it's a Japanese twist.

Quote

On 6/9/2015 9:32:35 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. In
general, it is the consensus of most
that the Compass School Feng Shui which
includes the Kua & Flying Stars
which also uses the nine sectors
originated from China.2. Somewhere,
along the line; this was imported into
Japan. And most likely, as you had
mentioned; "turned upside down". Such
that what is positive becomes negative
and vice versa.3. And yes, one should
not try to mix the two: kua vs the nine
star ki.4. Today, especially around 1985
onwards; some British practitioners
begin to adopt and apply the nine-star
ki method. 4.1 And some find it to be a
seamless "one-package" deal. Vs the
traditional Feng Shui with so many
modules: and not only the mastery but
also Compass Schools ; 4 Pillars; Five
Elements but the complexity of applying
them. Here, there are many who still
cannot grasp all of the concepts.4.2 And
in my opinion, this is why it has led
some to find that they do not need to
mix and match all the concepts as
nine-star ki comes in a "lovely"
package.5. Do take note that it is best
that if one is totally into the nine
star ki - go forth and apply it as a
"PACKAGE". And best advice is not to mix
IT with what I mentioned under Para 1.6.
As you my site; of course, as a Chinese
as well as a site that is considered as
applying Traditional and authentic
Chinese Feng Shui; you can expect a
certain bias for the Chinese system.6.1.
There are lots of Feng Shui
practitioners; here (Singapore, Malaysia
and Thailand = Far East) that practises
Para 1. And it is also in Taiwan, Hong
Kong and now with the demise of
communism; re-exported back to the
origin China.7. As you come from an
European country and perhaps, may be
more available to books (British
authors) on nine-star ki; then it is
more of a preference.8. In the past,
many of the Traditional Feng Shui such
as the Kua (Gua) were written in
Mandarin and appeal more to those who
can comprehend Mandarin.9. But nowadays,
there is an abundance of and
understanding of the Tradtional Feng
Shui vs the nine-star ki. Thus, no
excuse to really, specialise or go with
the "horses" mouth than the nine-star
ki.On 6/9/2015 8:53:38 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hello, i would like to ask
if
anyone can explain which
system
shell I use, because
according to
nine star ki
system -positive
directions
turn to negative
in
calculating Kua number,
since
in kua number it's
specify
your gender and in nine
star
ki system doesn't
matter
whether you are male
or
female. Thanks ..

[Nine star ki system and kua number]

These are some considerations:

1. In general, it is the consensus of most that the Compass School Feng Shui which includes the Kua & Flying Stars which also uses the nine sectors originated from China.

2. Somewhere, along the line; this was imported into Japan. And most likely, as you had mentioned; "turned upside down". Such that what is positive becomes negative and vice versa.

3. And yes, one should not try to mix the two: kua vs the nine star ki.

4. Today, especially around 1985 onwards; some British practitioners begin to adopt and apply the nine-star ki method.

4.1 And some find it to be a seamless "one-package" deal. Vs the traditional Feng Shui with so many modules: and not only the mastery but also Compass Schools ; 4 Pillars; Five Elements but the complexity of applying them. Here, there are many who still cannot grasp all of the concepts.

4.2 And in my opinion, this is why it has led some to find that they do not need to mix and match all the concepts as nine-star ki comes in a "lovely" package.

5. Do take note that it is best that if one is totally into the nine star ki - go forth and apply it as a "PACKAGE". And best advice is not to mix IT with what I mentioned under Para 1.

6. As you my site; of course, as a Chinese as well as a site that is considered as applying Traditional and authentic Chinese Feng Shui; you can expect a certain bias for the Chinese system.

6.1. There are lots of Feng Shui practitioners; here (Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand = Far East) that practises Para 1. And it is also in Taiwan, Hong Kong and now with the demise of communism; re-exported back to the origin China.

7. As you come from an European country and perhaps, may be more available to books (British authors) on nine-star ki; then it is more of a preference.

8. In the past, many of the Traditional Feng Shui such as the Kua (Gua) were written in Mandarin and appeal more to those who can comprehend Mandarin.

9. But nowadays, there is an abundance of and understanding of the Tradtional Feng Shui vs the nine-star ki. Thus, no excuse to really, specialise or go with the "horses" mouth than the nine-star ki.

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On 6/9/2015 8:53:38 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello, i would like to ask if
anyone can explain which
system shell I use, because
according to nine star ki
system -positive directions
turn to negative in
calculating Kua number, since
in kua number it's specify
your gender and in nine star
ki system doesn't matter
whether you are male or
female. Thanks ..

[Skypark EC]

Stacks such as19, 20, 23, 24, 15, 16, 04, 03, 08, 07 are considered as SE3 facing etc...

SE3 (142.5-157.4) - South-East Main Door Facing (150)

20-Year Chart South-East (Wood) 1 Water 8 Earth 7 Metal Po Jun Xing, Burglary, Violence, Fading Prosperity Year 2015 2 Earth Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 6 Metal 5 Earth 4 Wood 3 Wood 2 Earth (1) Water Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 9 Fire 8 Earth 7 Metal 6 Metal 5 Earth 4 Wood NOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month) Breadwinner's Suitability Depends on one's Eight House chart

Current Sector Description Generally the facing direction of a SE3 stack/unit is the Po Jun Xing, Burglary, Violence, Fading Prosperity (7) area. Fortunately, from now to 2023, there is a current prosperity #8 water wealth star, here.Thus,up to 2023, do "thank god" for the #8 star. Eight-One Combination Explanation From now to 2023, #8 being the current prosperity water wealth star helps. If the stack/unit faces a water position e.g. the pool. Thus block 9 stacks 19, 20, Block 11 stacks 23 and 24 are pool facing - these are preferred over non-pool facing SE3 stacks. But after 2024, #8 becomesthe past prosperity wealth star thus will take the following significance:- [1] & [8] -Loss of wealth (!-- cur_result3 -- Quote Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water) Analysing: Weak Water (1) vs Weak Earth (8) Weak Water (1) (Auspicious Star) represents Tan Lang Xing, Career and Income. Weak Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity. Relationship Analysis Congratulations! Water (1) is controlled by Earth (8). Earth element helps to destroy Water weaken it. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination from now to 2023. Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star) Analysing: Weak Metal (7) vs Strong Earth (2) Weak Metal (7) (Inauspicious Star) represents Po Jun Xing, Burglary, Violence, Fading Prosperity. Strong Earth (2) (Inauspicious Star) represents Ju Men Xing, Sickness. Relationship Analysis Metal (7) helps to exhausts Earth (2). Earth element is weaken by Metal, which in turn makes Metal stronger. Both stars are inauspicious. Luckily, Earth is weaken but there is no elements to control Metal. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination. Proposed Solution Make use of Water (blue/black/gray) to exhaust and weaken Metal Is more suitable to an East group subject to study of the interior layout plan

1. The plus point or saving grace for this development is to try to select a stack/unit with a pool side view. As this can be a significant buffer against the not so good sectors in the other areas /parts of the apartment.

2. Fortunately, the SE3 facing stacks have a corresponding NW3 facing stacks to "act" as a "mountain" support. Else, it is very inauspicious for such SE3 stacks/units to standalone with a water position e.g. pool at the back of the home!

3. Unlike, a NW3 facing unit/home; a SE3 facing home after 2021.. 2024 onwards till 2043 has the Mountain Star #9 at the centre palace or sector of the home. Being a mountain star; it can be located at the centre of the home. Contrast this to the water star #9 of NW3 facing chart after this period.

4. For this SE3 facing direction ideally, best that the master bedroom or other bedrooms are not located in especially the South and South-West direction (sector)

South-West direction

20-Year Chart South-West (Earth) 3 Wood 1 Water 5 Earth Lian Zhen Xing, Misfortune, Sickness Year 2015 9 Fire Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 4 Wood 3 Wood 2 Earth 1 Water 9 Fire (8) Earth Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 7 Metal 6 Metal 5 Earth 4 Wood 3 Wood 2 Earth NOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month) Breadwinner's Suitability Please ignore the above Year 2015 stars box.

Current Sector Description Generally this location is your Lian Zhen Xing, Misfortune, Sickness (5) area. This means that if you sent too much time at this location, most likely you will fall seriously ill unless there are a combination of two lucky stars in this location. Try to select a unit if possible where the master bedroomand/or other bedrooms are within this sector Eight-One Combination Explanation [3] & [1] - Quarrels, bad luck, lawsuit, lost of wealth. Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water) Analysing: Strong Wood (3) vs Weak Water (1) Strong Wood (3) (Inauspicious Star) represents Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts. Weak Water (1) (Auspicious Star) represents Tan Lang Xing, Career and Income. Relationship Analysis Wood (3) helps to exhausts Water (1). Water element is weaken by Wood, which in turn makes Wood stronger. Wood star is inauspicious, and there is no elements to control or neturalize it. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination. Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star) Analysing: Strong Earth (5) vs Weak Fire (9) Strong Earth (5) (Inauspicious Star) represents Lian Zhen Xing, Misfortune, Sickness. Weak Fire (9) (Average Star) represents You Bi Xing, Coming Prosperity. Relationship Analysis Earth (5) helps to exhausts Fire (9). Fire element is weaken by Earth, which in turn makes Earth stronger. Earth star is inauspicious, and there is no elements to control or neturalize it. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination. Proposed Solution Make use of Metal (white/gold) to exhaust and weaken Earth

South direction

20-Year Chart South (Fire) 5 Earth 3 Wood 3 Wood Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts Year 2015 7 Metal Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 2 Earth 1 Water 9 Fire 8 Earth 7 Metal (6) Metal Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 5 Earth 4 Wood 3 Wood 2 Earth 1 Water 9 Fire Duplicate Water Star NOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month) Breadwinner's Suitability Please ignore 2015 stars and this box

Current Sector Description Generally this location is your Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts (3) area. Avoid spending too much time here unless there is an auspicious star in this location. Try to select a unit if possible where the master bedroomand/or other bedrooms are within this sector Eight-One Combination Explanation [5] & [3] - Conflict of Star 5 with Star 3. Lost of Wealth, injuries which could lead to death. Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water) Analysing: Strong Earth (5) vs Strong Wood (3) Strong Earth (5) (Inauspicious Star) represents Lian Zhen Xing, Misfortune, Sickness. Strong Wood (3) (Inauspicious Star) represents Lu Cun Xing, Disputes, Quarrels, Conflicts. Relationship Analysis Earth (5) is controlled by Wood (3). Wood element helps to destroy Earth weaken it. Both stars are inauspicious. Luckily, Earth is weaken but there is no elements to control Wood. Thus, this is considered an inauspicious combination. Five 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 Metal

[Skypark EC]

Sample (Potential Owner/Breadwinner) Eight House Chart:-

Detail ofthe person:(Owner/Breadwinner):-
Date of Birth: For example 17/1/1978
Gender: Female

North
West	Irritation Excellent Spook Disaster Health Death Longevity Prosperity	East
South

Note: The location highlighted in red represents the ideal location of this person's frontage.

This module (based on one's brith date) is used to further look at the interior layout of the home. As each stack/unit can be compared to each other to see which one has more sectors that coincide with the bread-winner's profile.

Summary ofthis person's (Owner/Breadwinner) Eight House Chart.

Direction Location Status suitable for North-West Irritation Bad: Petty annoyances, disease, headaches, theft and infidelity. Toilet or kitchen. North Excellent Very Good: Prime Location, ideal for vitality Front door, beds and religious altars. North-East Spook Bad: Uneasy, theft, robbery and financial loss. Storeroom or toilet. West Disaster Bad: Quarrels, frustration, disputes and legal problems. Storeroom or toilet. East Health Good: Ideal situation for speedy recovery. Beds, doors, master bedroom and the dining table. South-West Death Bad: Poor health, accidents, misfortune and loss. Storeroom or toilet. South Longevity Good: Ideal for health. Beds, bedrooms and dining table. South-East Prosperity Good: The Best location. Money luck and promotion. door, room doors, kitchen door, beds, working desks.

[Skypark EC]

NW3 (322.5-337.4) - North-West Main Door Facing (330)

20-Year Chart North-West (Metal) 6 Metal 8 Earth 9 Fire You Bi Xing, Coming Prosperity Year 2015 4 Wood Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun 8 Earth 7 Metal 6 Metal 5 Earth 4 Wood (3) Wood Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2 Earth 1 Water 9 Fire 8 Earth 7 Metal 6 Metal NOTE: Month's should be taken as the Chinese Lunar Month) Breadwinner's Suitability Depends on whether one is an East or West group person

Current Sector Description Generally thisfacing directionisYou Bi Xing or the Coming Prosperity (9) area. (!-- cur_result1 -- Quote Eight-One Combination Explanation Facing direction of NW3 facing directions have a good combination of[6] & [8] - Prosperity and good fortune. Where #8 is the current prosperityauspicious Water wealth sector". Thus it is a plus ifsuch stackssuch asBlk 17stacks #29 and #30 face a pool of water (!-- cur_result3 -- Five Element Analysis (Mountain vs Water) Analysing: Strong Metal (6) vs Weak Earth (8) Strong Metal (6) (Auspicious Star) represents Wu Qu Xing, Luck from Heaven. Weak Earth (8) (Auspicious Star) represents Zuo Fu Xing, Current Prosperity. Relationship Analysis Congratulations! Metal (6) helps to exhausts Earth (8). Earth element is weaken by Metal, which in turn makes Metal stronger. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination for the frontage (!-- cur_result2 -- (!-- Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star) Analysing: Weak Fire (9) vs Weak Wood (4) Weak Fire (9) (Average Star) represents You Bi Xing, Coming Prosperity. Weak Wood (4) (Average Star) represents Wen Qu Xing, Education, Romance. Relationship Analysis Congratulations! Fire (9) helps to exhausts Wood (4). Wood element is weaken by Fire, which in turn makes Fire stronger. Thus, this is considered an auspicious combination. -- (!-- cur_result4 -- > Final Analysis This is a GOODstackespecially for a West group person.In addition,it is also best to look at the internal layout of the flat that one is considering.

1. Overall, under current Period #8 (from now to 2023); NW3 facing directions such as Blk 9 stacks 17 and 18 and other stacks with similar pool facing can benefit with the excellent very auspicious water stars at it's frontage.

2. However, from a Flying Star point of view; the above is the only saving grace for this facing. Otherwise, the rest of the other sectors within the layout has either sickness and quarrels / conflict stars. And best to disarm them.

3. All the more, if possible to choose "pool facing" as this would give a better buffer the "ills" of the other sectors within the layout plan.

4. However, do watch out!

4.1. From now to 2023, the current prosperity stars are the #8 (water and mountain stars). But from 2024 onwards, the reigning current prosperity star will be the #9.

4.2. And it so happens that (unfortunately) from 2021 to 2022, if one still owns this property the auspicious water wealth star #9 will be trapped in the centrepoint of the home.

4.3. Based on past experience, especially the male breadwinner may loose their job around 2021 to 2022 when the qi starts to revert to the new #9. This is where the #9 water star is for this NW3 period chart.

4.4. During this period 2021 to 2023 onwards, this house will enjoy small luck as the #9 auspicious water star for that period will be trapped in the centrepoint of the home. Here, some geomancers willcall this " a home with small or tiny or zero luck!".

5. Contrast this with SE3 facing direction. For a SE3 facing direction; fortunately, the #9 is also at the centre palace or star. But this is the #9 MOUNTAIN Star. No issue, as this mountain star #9 can be"locked" or "trapped" in thecentrepoint of the house.

6. Thus, if one aims to have this home as one's final "retirement" home; then think twice in getting a NW3 facing unit.

7. But if one is confident that one may move out before 2021 should not worry about it.

8. The good news is that the darkest period should be between 2021 to 2023. After 2024 onwards, somehow; the dark shadow of retrenchment or out of work ... or such dark skies will pass-by ... and even with the "small luck"; one can still go by with one's life... for a Period 8 NW3 house.

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On 6/8/2015 8:26:47 AM, Anonymous wrote:

1. There are still incidences that the
north marking found on the sales
brochure was incorrectly marked.2. Thus
on the safe side; I did a separate check
using the sales brochure and another
independent site: onemap.sg to confirm
the readings.3. Fortunately, for this
development, both the Flying Stars
coincide exactly at 336 Degrees NW3 or
156 Degrees SE3.4. Thus for this
development there are generally
suitablefacing directions for both
the East group 156 degrees as well as
the West Group NW3 facing directions.On
6/8/2015 7:58:47 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
My first glance of Skypark
Residences
5-bedroom Type E1 seems
favourable.
Based on Shapes and Forms
Feng Shui; the
toilets especially the
WCs are well
planned. I hope this is
a prelude to a
positive look-out for
this development
in the outskirts of
a less popular (less
amenities when
compared to areas like
crazy
developments in
Jurong)region
in Singapore.On
6/8/2015 7:16:38 AM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hi, any advise on
Skypark EC?

[Skypark EC]

1. There are still incidences that the north marking found on the sales brochure was incorrectly marked.

2. Thus on the safe side; I did a separate check using the sales brochure and another independent site: onemap.sg to confirm the readings.

3. Fortunately, for this development, both the Flying Stars coincide exactly at 336 Degrees NW3 or 156 Degrees SE3.

4. Thus for this development there are generally suitablefacing directions for both the East group 156 degrees as well as the West Group NW3 facing directions.

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On 6/8/2015 7:58:47 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My first glance of Skypark Residences
5-bedroom Type E1 seems favourable.
Based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui; the
toilets especially the WCs are well
planned. I hope this is a prelude to a
positive look-out for this development
in the outskirts of a less popular (less
amenities when compared to areas like
crazy developments in
Jurong)region in Singapore.On
6/8/2015 7:16:38 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi, any advise on Skypark EC?