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Cecil Lee

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  1. 1. One can always use the free repot (Eight House/ Ba Zi Element) at this url:- http://freereport.geomancy.net 2. Usually if you want to chose the car colour(s) best to find out the most suitable colour(s) of the driver. If you want to include the occupants e.g. wife, children, then you have to cross your finger to see if their colours match yours or is a binding colour. 3. It is not possible to have a multi-coloured car e.g. bonnet red, car doors green, roof = black, bumpers blue. etc... 4. Several insurance studies have in general, found that the two most "dangerous" colours that have higher rates of accidents are:- 4.1 REDcolour As most likely, one may be distracted by all red car colour and may not be as attentive to the tail lights that are equally red for braking etc.. 4.2 GREY colour Especially so for temperate countires. Where some believe that the car colour quite match the tone of the road. And in foggy weather, it makes it worse to spot such a car - in- time! 5. Binding element As mentioned under Para 2, above, only sometimes, the binding element may match a couple e.g. the driver and his wife! For example, if the wife is a weak water person. and the husband is say a weak metal person. Then metallic color is the binding element for both of them: metal supports a weak metal person. And metal also supports a weak water person.
  2. Yes, of course, it would be "nice" or "best" that she does not come to your home within 100 days. But, if she already has done so, then as what I had mentioned and you have also just mentioned, below. Quote: I can just ask her to do the flower bathe
  3. In my opinion, based on your description, it does not change the Period of your home. Quote: Rose R. wrote: Demolishing of bult in closets, painting and pot lights on main floor and new kitchen , bathroom and dry wall in basement will do?
  4. 1. There are many different aspect of Feng Shui. What you had mentioned, below, belongs to the category known as "Commonsense Approach" to Feng Shui. 2. The rationale for some people saying that the what you had mentioned is "NO" good is because, of the "concern" that in the unlikelyhood that if one or any of the three cars catch fire; as fire rises, most likely it may be a "death" threat to those living/sleeping above this area. 3. This is equivalent of many people saying that it is NO good to have a bedroom above a kitchen. The same rationale applies, here. As it is more likely that a fire may break out in a kitchen than any other parts of the home. And if so, fire and smoke rises upwards. 4. Thus in your case, it would bebest to make sure that no inflammable items is stored at the "garage" or cluttering the garage area with newspapers, and other items. 5. Today, it would be good if the garage is installed with smoke / fire detector. 6. Thus this whole "picture" is simply known as "Commonsense" Feng Shui. And it is simply this that some people are concerned with. 7. Thus instead of some "silly" remedies such as placing 6 coins etc.. it would be best to invest in smoke alarms or even sprinklers in the garage area. And check that they are "working" or well maintained. 8. In addition, it is always good to keep fire extinguishers both at the garage area and upstairs in your unit. And make sure that your windows have grilles that can be opened or break open - upon an emergency. Thus, this is as far as the concern in Feng Shui and in commonsense approach to safety. Any other concerns are not-real. Anonymous wrote: I've recently moved into an apartment that sits directly above a 3-car parking space. I'm quite new to the idea of feng shui, but I've read and been told that having your living space/bedroom right above a garage is extremely bad feng shui and bad for the people living there.
  5. Please check my previous reply. Have already mentioned what to do - if she goes to your home. For example the red string and the lime leaf. And she can also flower bathe anytime afterwards. This is not "rocket science" we are talking about. Please check my previous message again. There is certainly no misunderstanding, here. Just that you did not properly read my pervious reply (full stop).
  6. 1. You should give her a red string and ask her to throw away, later. 2. She should buy a few pieces of "lime leaves" and placed in her pocket. After attending the wake, she should throw it away before shegoes backinto her home (before entering the door). Note: the lime leaves - is a fragrant leaf . Malay call it : " Lima purut " (not exact spelling).
  7. Quote: Andy K. wrote: Sorry I dun understand. I mean she went to my hse (my own hse) as her gradma wake and my auntie wake still going on (2nd day of her grandma wake) and during tat time I went to my auntie hse cos something happen to her and she also went with me (my auntie passed away on the same day). So, how to resolve all this , esp pple said she shouldn't go my hse, and secondly she shldn't go to my auntie (got crashed as my auntie passed away and her grandma passed away). 1. Sometimes, such things do happen! Clash of having to go to two wakes. But often, this is more of the "mind" than "matter". 2. Thus, in many instances, there should not be any major situation, here. As it is due to coincidence and understandable. 3. After having visited both wakes, she may consider, "flower bathe" and make sure that she collects the "red string" that is given out during majority of the wakes in Singapore. The red string should later be disposed off!.
  8. 1. Frankly, if one simply applies the Eight House (Eight Mansions) or Ba Chai Feng Shui, what you had mentioned is very common occurence. 2. Feng Shui is far more "complex" than this and the external Feng Shui : The environment, the site, the building are equally important in the proper assessment of the home. Thus, what you had mentioned is to general for a genuine assessment purely based on Feng Shui. 3. Numerology or house number will often not affect the Feng Shui. But as you had mentioned, usually may affect the resale value as well as one's personal feelings: if we don't feel good about something then it affects our "Human luck" factor. Here, the holy trinity of luck is:- 1. Heaven Luck = suppose to be born with. 2. Earth Luck = Feng Shui of your home / work 3. Human Luck = how one feels about say the house you live in, it's number etc...
  9. Frankly, it is difficult to change the external factors, since majority or all the time, we do not have control over this. It is not like, one can get the dragon side to be higher than what it is or the tiger side -- lower. This is not just possible. Thus, you have to consider maximizing the FengShui of your home by other means i.e. improve other areas of your home, instead.
  10. 1. From what I understand, your friend, has (had) already visited both funeral wakes. 2. What's past is past already. For her, or yourself, if you had visited both wakes, did you take a token "red string?" after you had visited the funeral wake? If so, the red string is thrown away later, as a gesture to avoid "bad luck". 3. You may consider as a precaution: "flower bathe" i.e. buy an asortment of flowers and two limes (cut into halves) and after you have bathed cleaned, just pour the water from your head downwards. You may pick and throw the flowers and ... and avoid going into the toilet a 2 hours.
  11. In my opinion, a yoga instructor can be considered as a "wood" element. As yoga instructor is a "teacher" and also promotes learning.
  12. 1. In my opinion, some Feng Shui practitioners "learned" and apply "wrongly" the Eight House concept. To some of these practitioners, just because, it applies to the dead, it does not mean that it is the same as the "living". 2. Here, one has to differentiate between "Yang and Yin Feng Shui". 3. Many practitioners who use the method of sitting with the back with our best direction - simply did not realise that unlike Feng Shui for the dead: For the dead, it is good to be positioned at a favourable position. 4. But for the living: the question asked is: where is your mouth, nose and face? At the backside or frontage? Here, for the Living, or Yang Feng Shui, we should be sitting facing our good direction to take in good qi. 5. The concept of Flying Star is also to try to tap the qi or where is the "mouth" of the house. 6. Thus, unfortunately, some Feng Shui practitioners, "learned" their trade mostly from past practises of the Feng Shui for the dead and then, blindly apply it to "living" human beings. 7. The difference is clear: Dead person, can no longer breathe. But a living person: where is his/her mouth, nose and eyes? Definitely not found at the "back-side" rite? Anonymous wrote: I was wondering if you can clarify this for me. I have read on a few websites that we need to sit the way our back is facing our best direction to get a support to improve but some feng shui masters have recommended that to sit facing our best direction.
  13. They invented the three-legged toad by chopping off one of the toad's legs! Gosh!
  14. "I should be considered as the item or object that will be the best Feng Shui enhancer!" "You don't need me!"
  15. Once a while, a touching promise, always fills our heart and soul! Love at First Sight? Love always? Love forever? Always in our hearts? Promise me? You will always......
  16. It is no big deal! Nothing secret about this....... old method .....
  17. 1. Frankly, on the surface, one should not really resort to moving home unless, both the shapes and forms of the home is "terrible" and the Flying star qi does not help at all. 2. Most of the time, even if a home is unsuitable for family members, most of the time, "health" if analysed and disarmed properly can be negated. 3. Thus often it is not as serious unless there are more to it. 4. For example, if the house isa one level house, avoid sewerage pipe(s) running below a bed or living room sofa (etc..). 5. I am confident (in general) proper application of the correct Feng Shui can help your situation.
  18. 1. Thanks for the layout plan. 2. Based on the site plan, it does seem that one of the point does seem to aim at the "red star" (which u mentioned to ignore it). 3. There is a total of three "barrels" or points and two of the is aimed at Blk 736 (one of them aimed at the red star and another aimed "higher" up). 4. A lesser "barrel" is aimed at Blk 651. 5. In my opinion, if your unit is at Blk 736 and lower as you had pointed in arrow, then it is not in direct "attack" of the "barrel" of something like a gun. 6. Furthermore, the stretch of road at Pasir Drive 10 acts like a "river" where cars flow on it. Thus this helps the situation. 7. In my opinion, the two barrels aimed at Blk 736 is "quite far away" and as mentioned under Para 6, there is "moving water" (cars on the Pasir Ris Drive 10) helping or lessen the situation. This is not the worst "attack". Seems to be a "mild" one.
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  20. 1. In some instances, a wind chime is often recommended as a form of "moving" metal especially a 6-hollow rod windchime. (Especially if a sector has bad Flying star numbers with #5 or a combination of #5 with and/or #2 and/or #9.) 2. Sometimes, non-moving metal such as a row of six coins tied with red string is hung above the main door. It all depends on the flying star number(s) particularly the Mountain Star # and Water Star # at the main entrance. In some instances a set of six coins is enough. But in certain cases, alternative "moving metal" may be used. E.g. a common wall clock could be considered. Or those grandfather clock with brass fittings. (Of course some of these may make noise). 3. In general, six coins in a straight line is the "next" best alternative if one does not consider placing a wind chime. Plus, so long as the wall clock does not face the main door directly it may be considered. 4. Other "moving" metal may be air-conditioning flow of air circulating in the home cum main entrance area and/or a fan circulating air. This two are also considered as an "equivalent" of a wind chime. One has to see if any of these are or may or may not be appropriate to you. Quote: Yeongliang C. wrote: I was told to hang a copper wind chimes at my door, but this is too loud and obvious. is there any other FS artifact that serves the same purpose, but less loud ?
  21. 1. Insurance studies (statistics) has found that there is a higher incidence of accidents with cars that are RED and GREY. Why? 2. Most likely, for RED cars, it is more difficult to react to the tail stop lights as the entire car is red. This is somewhat of a distraction. 3. Why GREY cars? Especially in foggy days or dim light conditions, it was suggested that grey cars look quite close to the tone of the tar road.
  22. Boss : "Richard, I don't care, how you do it, JUST GET MORE SALES!" Richard: "Yes, Boss! By any means, rite? " Boss: "Yes! " (Customer comes into the Electrical Appliance Shop...) Customer (aka "the victim): "How much is this air-con? And can it function as an air-cleaner?" Richard: "Yes, Sir! This is our latest air-con. And it has a built in ioniser and hepa cleaner" Customer (aka "the victim): "Wow, that's great! This is the one for me!" Richard: "To be more effective, you should replace the air-con every year!" Customer (aka "the victim"): "Which month?" Richard: "You see, this air-con with ioniser with hepa cleaner can absorb too much bateria and germ. And it is best to replace it every year in February or during Chinese New Year!" Customer (aka "the SMART victim"): "I may be easy going but I am NOT a fool! Furthermore, I am not a Chinese! And I don't celebrate Chinese New Year!". Richard: "Then what do you celebrate!" Customer (aka "the SMART victim"): "I wish to celebrate th closure of your unscrupulus company! You can fool a kid but not me Stupid!" Boss: "Richard, remember, when Chinese New Year arrives, please DISAPPEAR! But leave the air-cons alone!"
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