Cecil Lee

This is a typical classic American period design pattern. As there is no symbolic "split" exactly at the middle; it is acceptable. In the 1970's this type of pattern was very popular. And buttons were added to them... then comes along with the first child. when the child could stand; the first time he/she may do was try to pluck these buttons!

In the first photo: there are 7 horizontal squares = Odd number of squares. While in the second photo: there are four vertical joints. And if one looks close enough, this Red arrow "splits" the bed exactly into half. This is based only on symbolism. But if one's personal relationship is strong or for some elderly couples who may need orthopaedic beds or beds that can raise the head-rest position; should not be too overly concerned with this. As In many previous messages: Human or man luck is equally important. As we are on this earth for a short-time....

Most homes have sufficient buffer to withstand cyclical "bad storms". As most homes fall within the average side of a bell curve. Unless the home falls at the bottom of the bell curve or the home is a rotten Apple.

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1. For sure: if a person's mind is of... "If we buy ornaments or wear something - what do we do with that after the year has passed?" 1.1 This is precisely what the blood sucking greedy Geomancers would love to hear and CON. 1.2 When the buying stops, the selling can! 2. The Chinese Holy Trinity of Luck consists of: 2.1. Heaven or born with (Ba Zi) = 33.33% 2.2. Earth or Feng Shui of home and/or office = 33.33% 2.3. Human or man luck = 33.33% Total = 100% Some don't have fantastic Heaven or Earth luck. But have a good family etc.. Earth luck accounts only 33.33% of one's above total luck...

An alternative is Option 2: "Between the devil and the deep blue sea" legs below beam is not as bad. "Here at most a career as a marathon runner is out... anyway.. there are tons of other careers ... out there" LOL Assumption: Even if the bedside table(s) are too big.. if this is long-term.. consider investing into smaller bed-side table(s). I am sure those Ikea ones won't cost a bomb. Or only use one bedside table. "This time round.. if your boss calls you at night.. say sorry.. I left my phone in the toilet.. - I work 9 to 5"

1. Proposed bed arrangement: 1.1. Provided the bedside table(s) are not fixed to the wall. Even if it is fixed.... still can be removed - right? 1.2. Perhaps considering removing the bedside table as shown. And if still want to keep it. Could consider putting it away or at location marked as "A". 1.3. If the bed is for two: determine who is the "boss" of the home: You or her. If you are the "boss" tell wife: please sleep at the side with the missing bedside table. But if she is the boss; too bad.. 2. If you are sleeping alone on the bed: since it looks like a King or Queen sized bed: I am sure that your width of the body is not much longer than 15 feet plus = width of the Queen sized bed. 2.1 If so, this bed is so big; I am sure that one should not have a problem avoiding sleeping below the beam right? Thus, if one is not sleeping below it... it is no longer a concern. 3. The Desk position looks acceptable given that the couch is so huge and out of place if both are swopped.

Feng Shui is concerned with something similar to this attachment. And Feng Shui has no precedence with "PEANUTS". Feng Shui does not micro manage every nitty gritty thing in the kitchen. Exposed "yellow" pipes are more of an eye-sore than Fung Sway.

Frankly Feng Shui does not micro manage or rather, there is no precedence in Feng Shui of managing this area. For example, lets take the purchase of a brand new condominium unit or EC. Here, more often; once T.O.P. when the keys of the unit was handed to us; many of us find the air-con units; more often we find the air-con units directly above bedrooms 2, 3 etc. And on many occasions, we see a hall air-con unit directly along the foyer leading towards the home. What many do not know is that if we were to tap the ceilings near-by to the air-con units; usually these are dry-walls. And little do many also know that three things may even be running across these areas and even the covered passage-way leading into the bedrooms:- The three things are:- 1. The drainage pipes for the condensed water to flow .. yes .. towards the nearest toilet. 2. The copper gas pipe carrying the liquid to coil the coils = which makes the air-cold 3. Electrical wiring carrying electricity towards the air-con units. Even many HDB flats have external trunkings abeit; that these are visible. Here, knowing the above: who dares or can complaint that these items (air-con unit) / pipes and power lines cross above the heads? Under Symbolism in Feng Shui; one can use this clause. And "conceal" example: via trunking or dry-walls and or kitchen cabinets to hide the gas pipe. Common sense says that gas pipes in HDB flats can be run on the exterior for safety reasons. And subsequently kitchen cabinets can be installed to hide it. Why common sense. Many years ago; there were a few incidents where in a certain development; the kitchen cabinet installed; drilled into the wall to fix mountings and inadvertanetly drilled into the gas pipe. Fortunately, for safety reasons, gas containing methane is smelly unlike CO2 which has no smell. Like our 2nd former Prime Minister's wife once said about the salary of a charity: she said "PEANUTS". Why go and dwell with "peanuts".. And as I had mentioned, Feng Shui does not micro-manage such things. Unless, one meets with an obsessively compulsive Mad geomancer who loves also to eat, sleep on peanuts. Got it, get it?

Which dates are recommended for us to start work during CNY? OPTION 1: Western: 2nd February (Thursday) Lunar: 2017, 1st month, 6 day or OPTION 2: Western: 4th February (Saturday); some Cantonese don't like 4th that's all Lunar: 2017, 1st month, 8 day or if can afford to close longer, then: 6th February (Monday) which is the 10th Lundar day or OPTION 3: If cannot close for too long; and need to open as early as possible. Briefly do it in the morning of Western: 29th January (Sunday) Lunar: 2017, 1st month, 2 day or OPTION 4: Cantonese don't like opening on the 4th. But no issue with Hokkiens & Teochews Western: 31st January (Tuesday) Lunar: 2017, 1st month, 4 day

Frankly, I have not plotted this stack. Most geomancers would usually consider East as the frontage. I personally feel that it should also be East. As visually, it could either be E2 or E3. E2/3 actually shares the same Flying Star charts How do you Feng Shui your home? Use your front door? Who are the Conservatives & the Modernist?

These are some considerations of Block D: 1. The bigger three bedrooms and a two bedrooms have pool view. And under Flying Star Feng Shui these stacks can be considered as under Flying Stars Period 8: SW1 facing. 2. SW1 stacks from now to 2023 has the auspicious water wealth star #8 at it's frontage. Thus, the swimming pool at the frontage satisfies this condition. Even if Block B etc.. is on it's opposite side. So long as there is sufficient distance creating a "bright hall" effect; this is a plus point. 3. Under SW1 facing stacks, again now to 2023; the mountain star #8 is at the "rear". Thus again meets the Flying Star condition. Another plus point. 4. Current luck is always considered, first. Thus, generally, luck wise for such SW1 stacks are generally good... until 2021.. as from 2021 to 2022 onwards, luck moves to wards Period 9's #9 wealth stars. 5. Thus in 2021... (from 2024 onwards, one may suddenly find.. luck not that good... as the water wealth star as shown in the illustration moves to the "rear" of the unit. If one's main entrance is close to North, could perhaps squeeze out some luck - grille and occassional open the main door.. but in a condo environment; majority slam shut their main doors. 6. At least the mountain star then #9 falls at west, most likely the master bedroom side or the balcony side for some stacks. Although it would be ideal for the water star #9 to be here. But at least, better than nothing. 7. Personally, I dread afternoon homes. Although the afternoon sun is angled... but these homes are "hot-hot-hot".. as in warm.. warm.. warm... Fortunately, there is large shaded overhangs at the frontage.. thus often reduces the heat by a factor of 50% due to the shade .. 8. Eden Grove is only a side road, thus does not impact the side of block / stack at this side of block D. 9. At least, Block D is at the quieter side of the development rather facing Bartley.. road.. side... Note: Block D's facing for now seems to be 216 degrees. Hopefully, it is does not turn out to be exactly at 217.4. As 1.4 degrees off.. and falls under this very inauspicous alignment... How to tell? The only way is by going on-site to confirm the measurements. Often, this tolerance is safe - as in some developments, it is just 0.4 degrees.. Nevertheless..

1. In my opinion, Block D has several poison arrows from sharp corners aimed towards Block B. 2. Red arrows (if aimed towards an opening of stacks of Block B are a concern). However, the blue arrows seems okay or no issue. 3. On a sunny day, the pool is constantly bathed by sunlight especially in the afternoon from noon (12 oclock) and even till 4pm. 3.1. If so, there is a higher concentration of evaporate of the pool water. Pool water isn't like natural drinking water. As it has chemicals like chorine etc.. 3.2. Wind blowing towards a narrow "bottle-neck" may cause higher concentrations of evaporated pool water to cluster at the bottle-necks. 3.3. In the past, I had mentioned small condos like Rivervale... 3.4. Here, if everyone else does not open the balcony or windows; and say, this person staying at a ground floor unit - around the bottle-neck area open their balcony or windows and with a young child.. for the first six months.. often the child may get respitary concerns. But fortunately, this is only short-term.

If in doubt, unfortunately, skip it. Since you are aware of such an unfortunate event. And Feng Shui is only about earth luck. Human or man luck is equally important. For example, if one often feels uneasy and continue to "bear this unfortuntate episode" in mind; it would definitely affect a person's Human or man luck. It is truly not wholesome, here.

Hard truth is to learn of a technical recession. Personally, it also means more workload.....

This is not Feng Shui. But rather Chinese customs or traditions of some Chinese dialect groups: Some use this during first time open door; while some do so on move-in date..

No major issue. I believe the roof-line of the industrial block 1024 is flat so does not pose an issue to a unit at the same level as this roof and or Santarli building. Sungei Simpang Kiri flow towards the sea seems acceptable.

Lake Vista at Yuan Ching Road

Riversails recently TOP. Some photos: Views of the can from Block 18. No wonder it took longer to built as the interior walls are solid and not dry walls??

No major issue. I believe the roof-line of the industrial block 1024 is flat so does not pose an issue to a unit at the same level as this roof and or Santarli building. Sungei Simpang Kiri flow towards the sea seems acceptable.

These are some considerations: 1. The mantra: "Location, location and location". A familar expression. 2. Here, Location, location and location is about Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. 2.1 Thus what happens if a North unit has better Shapes and Forms over a South unit even if it has better Flying stars? 3. There is no such thing as "ONE SIZE" fits all mentality. 4. Under a Management concept called : "Situational Approach" : It depends! 5. "The forms (Shapes and Forms) prevails over the stars (Flying Stars). And there are many instances there are some North facing stacks/units/homes can have better Feng Shui. As Flying stars account for a measly 25% of the total marks. The bulk of it 70 percent goes to Location, location and location. 5 percent to Eight House concept. 6. The morale of the story is "Not to eat and sleep on Flying Stars alone". 7. Thus one should not blindly use a mother-hood statement and blindly go forth searching on South, south but only south homes.

These are some considerations: 1. You wrote: "Is this considered a good unit?" Frankly, this is beyond this forum. 2. You also wrote: "I am also considering to put my dining table on the balcony but I know is rather bad to put dining table at entrance... need your advice thanks!" 2.1. Many Feng Shui concepts or taboos has more to do with common sense than Feng Shui. 2.2. Whenever I try to understand a situation or senario; I always try to ask myself this question: " In the first place, has it anything to do with common sense?" 3. Placing a dining table on the balcony: 3.1. If the unit is a high floor or for that matter 3rd storey or higher; if one does not install grilles at the balcony; and if one has young children and or visitors e.g. family members or relatives or friends young hyperactive children. 3.1.1 If no grilles were installed, one should not run the risks of such kids climbing onto the chair and table and unfortunately... they are not superman. What happens if they fall off the balcony (with no grilles?) 3.1.2 Many developments especially Condos and ECs have balconies that are facing each other or in close proximity. Again, if one does not have an external blind; and eat at the balcony; and tens of neighbours can see .. often, many don't like to eat so openly. Or some even "had" to wave to their neighbours.. gesturing.. "want to come and eat over?" 3.1.3. From a Feng Shui point of view; even if one has external blinds; one should avoid to draw them down always at the balcony. Unless the balcony happens to face the rubbish bin or a nightmarish mother-in-law's unit. 3.1.4. Besides insects and food getting cold.. is another possibility. 3.1.5. For many Singaporean males who had already completed their reservists.. don't need to do any more reserve training like.... allowing the mosquitoes to feast on one's blood right? 4. Perhaps.. Para 3.1.4 and 3.1.5 is a far fetched ... concern... 5. Why common sense related to AVOIDING placing a dining table at the entrance area? 5.1. I often visit (many) clients homes. Some have the dining table in a prestine condition: where the dining table is clean and clear. 5.2. But many-a-times; I could see a pile of junk on their dining table. For example even the adapters of their older Iphone 4 cables were lying around with piles and piles of "rubbish" strewn on the table. Here, first impressions count: When one has a visitor; the first time they come in is the immediate vicinity. Fine if the dining table is "prestine" clear and clean and neat. But.. 5.3 Looking at the layout plan, there is still a foyer to the home. Therefore, even if one choose to leave the main entrance door open while feasting... is ok. While in some HDB flats where there are some pedestrian traffic.. leaving the main door open .. may mean that while eating food; may glance at a passer-by or a known neighbour : " Do you want to join us?"

Personally, would I buy such a unit:? (Please note that this has nothing to do with Feng Shui. But all to do with the concept of "HUMAN or MAN LUCK") "Never! I will not touch it even with a ten foot pole. Free? If free, take it and rent it out..lor" This is because, as I mentioned in my previous thread. My overwhelming concern is that if I had bought such a unit: "Knowing myself, I will often tend to worry as to why I did not purchase a (Normal) unit like everyone else?" As one can see, this has nothing to do with Feng Shui (Earth Luck). But everything to do with HUMAN (Man) luck or personal feel. If I had say bought this unit.. I may have worries about the future resale value ... passing it to family members etc...