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    If The Quartz's overhang is great; The Crest's nice "V" shaped design that mimic those of a bamboo tree is even more impressive.
    "For those who had experience strong windsand heavy rainfall would appreciate this -
    a "user friendly" roof overhang for each unit"
    "Furthermore Individual - point-blocks are relatively safe designs inthe realm of Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.
    In addition, kinda like the "V-shaped profilewhere each balcony is sheltered from the rain"
    Quote

    On 6/27/2013 8:55:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
    Unlike the Silversea, majority or all
    the living room balconies have a large
    and friendly roof shade.A practical
    approach to trying to keep most of the
    balconies directly exposed to the
    rainfall - at least.On 4/23/2013 9:02:15
    AM, Cecil Lee wrote: >1. In my
    opinion, although, some >architects
    try to do something out of >the
    ordinary. 2. But I feel that some of
    these architects continue with: YOU
    STAY >THERE, WE DON'T.2.1. To some of
    these >architects, to them looking
    good is >better than all the future
    inconveniences thrown at the future
    owner of the unit.2.2. Just take a
    look >at the attachments.2.3. Some of
    the >balconies on the lower floor has
    their >balcony uncovered or not
    protected by a >balcony above it.2.4.
    The common sense >reason is that if
    possible, all >balconies are of the
    same size or if >not; the upper floor
    balcony should be >larger than the
    one lower them. Not >exposed, as
    shown in the red >circle(s).3. Shapes
    and Forms Feng Shui >is about seeing
    (imagine) the flow of qi >: be it
    wind or WATER. In this case, >RAIN
    FALL. 4. Good luck to those units
    that will not only get "ponding"
    every >50 years but rather, each time
    there is >heavy rainfall. And GOOD
    LUCK to you!On >4/23/2013 8:12:09 AM,
    Cecil Lee wrote: >>How come all my
    neighbour's >balconies >are much
    larger than >mine?And all
    balconies are >NON-identical?
    Don't tell >me that by >doing so,
    one can claim that >it is a
    designer luxury condo?For a 99
    year >old development; and after
    paying a >>huge amount for the
    enbloc site; >this >seems to be
    over-priced!On >4/23/2013 >8:01:44
    AM, Cecil Lee >wrote:
    Silversea
    Condominium:Silversea >is
    99-year Leasehold condominium
    at 50A Marine Parade Road
    Singapore 449266 in District
    15.Its expected
    completion >is in 2014 with a
    total of 383 units >and 21
    storeys high.(Formerly, used
    to be HUDC Amberville -
    Enbloc)Highly unusual
    entrance >>>as it is at the
    round-about. >>The >entrance
    and exit, that >>is.
    Personally, I don't like
    such an >entrance /exit. And
    it's neighbour >(also built)
    by >>the same developer >The
    Cape >>(freehold), suffers even
    poorer Shapes and Forms Feng
    Shui.Photos was taken,
    yesterdayfrom Cote
    D'Azur >condo.

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  2. 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 the
    site 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.

    Quote
    On 11/8/2014 9:42:32 AM, Anonymous 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


  3. 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....

    Quote
    On 11/8/2014 9:07:27 AM, Anonymous 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


  4. 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 42
    4.2 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.

    Quote
    On 11/7/2014 10:10:29 AM, Anonymous 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


  5. Based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui: HDB Waterway Brooks site, is generally a "safe-site" .

    Quote
    On 10/28/2014 8:03:36 PM, Anonymous wrote:
    HDB Waterway Banks with Blocks 671, 672,
    673 and 674. This development also has
    the water course : Mywaterway@punggol
    curving towards it.Please see
    attachment.Here, it is good that Blocks
    675, 673C, 673B and 673A is a distance
    away from the waterway course
    (curve).However, take care when
    purchasing a unit with stacks looking
    towards Mywaterway@pungol in Blocks 671B
    and 671.On 10/28/2014 7:40:43 PM, Cecil
    Lee wrote:
    Extra care needed if/when purchasing
    a
    unit in any of the following stacks
    circled in red. (See attachment)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


  6. 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...

    Quote
    On 10/28/2014 7:28:39 PM, Anonymous 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


  7. The Sian Teck Tng Temple @ Cuppage Road.. seems to be like frozen in time and surrounded by modern buildings.
    Fortunately, the Central Expressway CTE that was built way back in 1982+ was built "around" it and was not torn down for this expressway...
    Photos was taken during the T.O.P. of Waterscape at Cavenagh Condo across the highway

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    The Sian Teck Tng temple was founded by Master Ma Choon Qing in 1883

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  8. Where possible, a triangle (fiber-glass base) of a water feature is also a No, No!
    Firstly, it is pointed at three sides and some of the points can be considered as a poison arrow. Secondly, triangle represents the fire element. For a water position; if we want to introduce "fire element" the next best thing is "a light".

    Quote
    On 10/19/1999 1:54:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:
    1. Where possible, please
    avoid purchasing a triangle
    fish tank. It is considered an
    inauspicious shape for a fish
    tank. As water is confined in
    a `fire' environment.
    2. If you are a person who is
    a weak Fire or strong Water,
    where possible avoid having a
    fish tank in the home.
    Particularly for a weak Fire
    person.


  9. This report is generated for: Sample illustration

    • 20-Year Reigning Period: 8 (2004-2023)
    • House Direction: NE1 (30)
    • Owner: Sample
    • Gender: Male
    • Date of Birth: Sample Illustration

    Flying Star Chart, Period 8 (2004-2023):-

    North-West (Metal)
    4

    9
    1
    Year 2014 5
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    198765
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    4321(1)9
    North (Water)
    9

    4
    6
    Year 2014 9
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    543219
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    8765(5)4
    North-East (Earth)
    2

    2
    (Main Door)
    8
    Year 2014 7
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    321987
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    6543(3)2
    West (Metal)
    3

    1
    9
    Year 2014 6
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    219876
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    5432(2)1
    Center (Earth)
    5

    8
    2
    Year 2014 4
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    987654
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    3219(9)8
    East (Wood)
    7

    6
    4
    Year 2014 2
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    765432
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    1987(7)6
    South-West (Earth)
    #8 current prosperity

    5
    5
    Year 2014 1
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    654321
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    9876(6)5
    South (Fire)
    1

    3
    7
    Year 2014 8
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    432198
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    7654(4)3
    South-East (Wood)
    6

    7
    3
    Year 2014 3
    JanFebMarAprMayJun
    876543
    JulAugSepOctNovDec
    2198(8)7

    In the above illustration; assuming that this is a Period 8, NE1: the first choice is to have a back door at SW. Not ideal to have it at West. The 2nd alternative choice is at NW
    PS. Please ignore the Year and monthly flying stars for this illustration.

    Quote
    On 11/5/2014 1:52:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:
    Our main door is going to be
    facing NE 35. Is it
    better to have back door on
    SW, West, or NW? ( He's Kua 2
    )
  10. The Fullerton Hotel, formerly the General Post Office and the office of Dr Goh Keng Swee, our former Finance Minister, features an inspirational bronze statue of the late Mr Ng Teng Fong at its lobby - Far East Organization and Sino Group.

     

    NG TENG FONG 黄延方
    1928 - 2010
    I will dwell in the house of the lord forever, Psalm 23:6

    A firm believer in the virtues of frugality, hard work and progressiveness, Ng Teng Fon considered himself simply an "ordinary working man". He had a dream and an ambition to satisfy a desire for new homes among Singaporeans.
    In 1960, he completed his first major project at Jalan Pacheli, establishing Far East Organization as a real estate development enterprise. He went on to develop innovative homes, build the first shopping malls in Orchard Road, and pioneer the development of a vibrant waterfront retail and commercial centre in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Hong Kong.
    Far East Organization together with Hong Kong-based sister company, Sino Group, have built more than 1,000 developments in Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Malaysia, attesting to the entrepreneurial energy and vision of our founder. To God be the Glory.

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  11. Next door to The Vision is Seahill. The expected completion date is by end of (next year) 2016

    Quote
    On 11/5/2014 5:45:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:
    Another condo that has just
    TOP: The Vision at West Coast
    CrescentThe two central blocks
    of The Vision at West Coast
    Crescent has stacks that face
    various directions...Seen in
    the photo : one of the two
    central blocks: BLOCK
    79.


  12. Under symbolism in Feng Shui; it is best not to have a "split" directly in the middle of just any "decorative" piece.
    If one looks carefully in this painting, one can see that it was made up of two paintings. And the line in the middle can directly be seen. (This is considered less than ideal)...
    Fortunately, this is very rare...

  13. Regrettably, it appears that the cooling in the property market is not likely to improve anytime soon. During my second visit to the new development, Waterscape@Cavenagh, I arrived at the condominium and made my way towards the basement lift. As I approached, a well-dressed woman entered the corridor. Just as the lift doors were about to close, she hurriedly joined me inside and initiated a conversation by asking, "Are you an owner here?"

    Inwardly, I thought to myself, "How unfortunate! She is probably trying to generate business for her company." The clues were evident, as she was carrying samples of carpet tiles. These are indeed challenging times for property agents and renovation contractors alike.

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  14. These three letters: 2, 3 and 5 are the most "feared" numbers in the Flying Star vocab...

    Quote
    On 7/4/2013 9:16:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
    The dreaded #5 Five Yellow = misfortune
    sickness star is at the centre of the
    premises, this year....On 12/22/2011
    7:40:21 AM, Cecil Lee wrote: >1.
    Before CNY 2012:- >2011 Flying Star
    Forecast > > > > >
    North > > > > > >
    > > >8 >3 >1 >
    9 >7 >5 > >4 >2 >6
    >South >Take note the
    following >sectors:- >
    Sickness Star this year is at
    South >Misfortune/Sickness Star
    this >year is at East
    Disputes/Quarrel Star this >year
    is at North >Education/Romance Star
    this >year is at South-West
    Grand Duke this year is East, >90
    Degree. - Avoid sitting >facing the
    grand duke or >disturbing him by
    having >renovations. >Location in
    Conflict is West. >- Avoid having
    renovations >done opposite the
    location in >conflict. Source:
    http://www.geomancy.net/resour
    ces/yearly-forecast/fortunes-2
    011.htm2. After CNY 2012:- >2012
    Flying Star Forecast > > > >
    >North > > > > >
    > > > >7 >2 >9
    >8 >6 >4 > >3 >1
    5 > >South >Take note the
    following >sectors:- >
    Sickness Star this year is at
    North >Misfortune/Sickness Star
    this >year is at South-East
    Disputes/Quarrel Star this >year
    is at South-West >Education/Romance
    Star this >year is at East
    Grand Duke this year is
    East-South-East, 120 Degree. -
    Avoid sitting facing the grand
    duke or disturbing him by >having
    renovations. >Location in Conflict is
    South. - Avoid >having renovations
    done opposite the >location in
    conflict. 3. In general, >what you
    plan to do both before CNY 2012 >and
    after CNY 2012 (especially at East)
    seems acceptable. You can look at
    the >above guidelines especially the
    part >about "avoiding" having
    renovations at >certain periods and
    certain sectors as a >guideline.On
    12/21/2011 11:27:10 AM, >Clarice Boon
    wrote: >Dear Master >Cecil,I hope
    you >can help me with >some home
    renovations dillemma. I >bought
    my house in 2001 and did some
    renovations inside but left
    the >outside undone. It is an
    old house >from the early 80s
    so by now the >outside is in
    pretty bad shape.1) >The house
    faces SW and so does the >main
    door. 2) The garage occupies
    S, SW and W - for the last few
    years I have been wanting to
    change the garage roof, do the
    floor up with tiles, and
    install >an auto gate (which
    requires >drilling the wall in
    S) but there >has been
    affliction in these sectors
    for the last few years so I do
    not dare to do anything. In
    2013, I think the bad stars
    are >in S & SW. Is
    renovation still >an absolute
    NO?3) Before CNY 2012, >can
    I:-a) Change my main door to a
    new one (as it is really
    old)?b) >Break walls in NW
    (dining room) so I >can put
    sliding doors and build a
    patio outside (with roof &
    tiles)? If after CNY 2012, can
    be done?4) After CNY 2012, I
    plan to build a store room in
    the E and this requires moving
    the existing water tank from E
    to N (all the back of my
    house). >Putting the water tank
    in N requires >digging the
    ground a bit.I am born
    27-9-1971, female. Your advise
    & help is most
    appreciated. >Thank you so
    much.


  15. A "5" pian cai is very high.
    Pian Cai does not automatically only means "lottery" luck. It could also mean bonus, promotion and profit - luck!

    Quote
    On 6/5/2009 9:15:25 AM, Anonymous wrote:
    1. For those who do not know
    what Pian Cai is; it refers to
    a person's hidden wealth. It
    range from "lottery luck,
    bonus and promotion, luck".
    2. For this sample Male, his
    next best Pian Cai luck is in
    2011, 2016, 2026 etc...
    3. In this example, this
    person should better work for
    others instead of going into
    his/her own business.
    4. As usually those who work
    for others have higher
    category of numbers under the
    highlighed "Yellow" fields:-
    His Zheng Cai (Earned
    wealth)= 4
    Zheng Guan (Authority) = 4
    Zheng Yin (Main Funds) = 5
    5. This person is less suited
    to doing his /her own
    business. As a business person
    often have higher ratings or
    numbers under the "PINK"
    fields.


  16. Reference:http://forum.geomancy.net/resources/art/art-under.htm
    Yes, it is not ideal to have the ceptic tank's pipe underneath a bedroom especially if it is DIRECTLY below a bed.

    Quote
    On 10/29/2014 10:50:25 PM, Anonymous wrote:
    Dear Mr. Geomancy,I
    am Norie deleon
    ..working in Middle East...for
    10 yrs. I would like to
    ask about the ceptic tank in
    my new house located in front
    of my house bedroom..the
    bedroom underneath which pipe
    bathroom waded to the
    ceptic tank...as I think
    that ceptic tank has is in a
    bad location.I
    believed in Feng
    Shui..as my family member
    spent their several
    times on Dr. I am highly
    appreciated for your
    reply...thank you very very
    much...i maybe have to change
    the bedroom location ?

  17. 1. Majority of the stacks/units in Coco Palms face either Period 8 N3 or S3.
    2. While only some of Block's 19 and 33 either faces E3 or W3.
    3. In modern times, we now have digital maps and sites like : onemap.sg that uses govern data survey maps to draw an outline of the completed buildings. Another useful site is: streetdirectory.com.
    3.1. Here, I have found using both onemap.sg and streetdirectory.com to confirm that both sites have identical orientation of the blocks and compass bearings. (Please see attachment).
    4. Once a while, we do get inaccurate North marking on sales brochures of some developments.
    For example, when I used a protractor on the sitemap provided by the developer, it varies by 10 degrees and show a different facing direction from Para 3, above.
    5. In my opinion, I would prefer to rely on Para 3 - as both onemap.sg and streetdirectory.com have shown the same or exact compass directions particularly the line reference of 290 degrees towards 110 degrees.
    6. Thus, if you are trying to plot out the Flying Star chart of a home, it is best not to blindly depend on just the sales brochure! Imagine, a facing of S3 is so different from a NE1 etc...

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