Cecil Lee

In my opinion, it is not so simplistic to base one's best careers just because one has e.g. 4 counts of wood in the ba zi. Please see attachment. For career guidelines; the 10 deities is referenced. And careers with wealth are associated with a person who generally has higher counts of Earned wealth and unexpected wealth. For this person earned wealth is high at 4. And unexpected wealth is 1. When added up is a total of = 5 counts. While pursuing a career associated with one's power and authority: Authority and Determination. This person's Authority is 2 counts and Determination is 1 count. Total = 3. Thus in a careers guideline; in Ba Zi; the recommendation is that if possible this person should try topursue a career related to his/her wealth (1st choice). And a career associated with power and authority (2nd choice).

1. In my opinion, if one understands Ba Zi or Four Pillars as a tool; 2. It is not practical to reference one's ba zi element breakdown be it via percentage e.g. 40 percent water; 10 percent wood etc.. or "have 3 water and 1 wood" and link this to one's favourable career. 3. The attached illustration is self-explanatory. 3.1. Firstly, it shows an individual's five elements breakdown at birth. 3.2. And every ten years, this same five elements breakdown may change. Thus, it is impractical to based breakdowns or "number counts e.g. 3 water" as a guide to one's career. 3.3. For example, for the 1st 10 years, one's career should be this or that.. but in another 10 years, since the breakdown changes, does it mean that that career is no longer good anymore? 4. For career guidelines; the ba zi and it's tool for careers can be classified into: Careers with wealth or power & authority or suitable and so so career(s). See my first thread posting reply.

The attached Sample Illustration shows the relationship of an individual's ba zi element and strength e.g. Strong Wood. And associated careers relating to: 1. Career with wealth ($$$$$$) 2. Career with power and authority (Becoming a CEO, Chairman, Director etc...) 3. Career not leading to great wealth Please see sample attachment showing the link between all of the above.

Please see illustration showing two common practises or options: 1. Option 1: Many Geomancy Practitioners recommend this method i.e. the placement of a hulu as shown in the attached. 2. Option 2: Practical approach, today. If the kitchen/service yard has a casement window; the window is either fully closed or open-to the max at around 45 degrees or less. 3. Frankly, personally, I am not in favour of installing a roller blind as a partition. As often, it moves when windy and can eventually get dusty. And I would not want to have my face touch such blinds as in time, it will be covered by dirt and even bacterial or germs.

All these figurines does not come under Religion nor Feng Shui. But if we have to classify them; they MAY come under human factors. For example, just look at the THUMBS UP! Feel good? That's all... nothing to do with Feng Shui what so ever.

There can only be ONE winner. And the winner takes ALL!

Sometimes, it may not be what it seems to be! WTF, WTF, WTF!

Oh my word! Arguments, confrontations, litigation! #3 in the Flying Star vocabulary is considered as "bad or rotten wood". Let's burn it! (fire)

The Trilinq is a newly launched condominium offering a total of 755 units with amix of 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom (Compact, Deluxe & Premium), 3-bedroom (Compact, Deluxe & Premium) & 4-bedroom (Deluxe & Premium) units of various configurations and penthouses to choose from. The Trilinq comes with 2 basement carparks, swimming pool, tennis court and other communal facilities on landscape deck. The Trilingcomprises two 36-storey towers & one 33-storey tower-total 755 units. It is situated at Jalan Lempeng and nestled in the vicinity of premier Faber Hills private landed estate located beside apopular school: Nan Hua Primary & surrounded by greenery. Besides Nan Hua, also close proximity to major educational institutions such as National University of S'pore, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic Pei Tong Primary & Nan Hwa High School.

These are some considerations: 1. In my opinion, it has more to do with common sense. 2. In this sample illustration; some units in The Triling; the dining table is in full view of the main door. Is this considered inauspicious? 3. Well, this has more to do with common sense then Feng Shui. 3.1. For example, some leave their main door opened and if a passing neighbour walks by while one is eating; some don't feel easy with others looking at their dining table or during dinner time. 3.2. Another common sense is: "1st impression counts!" 3.2.1. Here, some people stack their dining table with lots of "junk" or "litter" their dining table with lots of items. Thus, when a visitor visits a home; the first thing they see is a pile of "rubbish" stacked on the dining table. 3.3. In this example, there is also a breakfast table. 3.3.1 In Feng Shui, I is told not to place sharp objects on this table immediately to the right of this illustration. 3.3.2 Here, if a robber or thief (opportunist) were to gain access into the home; and if they see a knife or sharp object readily available on the breakfast table; may use it to threaten those in that unit. 4. Thus, sometimes, sometime relating to common sense can turn out to be regarded as "Inauspicious in the name of Feng Shui". You and I know that with or without Feng Shui, there is often an origin to it due to common sense, also.

Oro Mata Prata (Oops! I mean Plata).

1. Please ignore the rest of the information on the attachment. 2. Only look at the area highlighted in YELLOW. 3. In a modern interpretation of the passive "protection" stealth-mode; often a thick piece of granite or marble protrudes slightly out of the raised floor tile. Please see marking in RED "A".

1. Various photos showing the non-intrusive (stealth-mode) semi-circular arch radiating outwards such as a piece of carpet radiating outwards. 2. Another "possible" stealth-mode is the use of e.g.full stainless steelgrille gate with strategic pieces of"reflective"plates on the stainless steel grille gate. (Much like "mirrors" built into the grille gate). 3. Please note that what I mentioned above underPara 1and 2 areconsidered modern interpretations to the "bagua vs bagua"scenario where "they hang a ba gua, I have to hang another".

Thanks for the photo. 1. I was trying to figure out the centre mirror is concave or convex? 2. There are various options involved: 2.1. Of course, ideally, in order not to spark a ba gua war; some do speak to their neighbour. But I understand, this may not be practical at all. 2.2. The best long term solution is try to e.g. get wife to make friends with the neighbour. And afterwards, maybe; get them to remove it. But, of course, this may be easier said than done. 3. Usually, it is a tit for tat. If they place a flat or convex mirror; then one should in return hang a concave mirror and vice versa. 4. Some geomancers only insists on Para 3. 5. Other methods MAY include: placing a semi circular floor mat radiating outwards or the front floor step that is semi-circular or even protruding. You may have to use the SEARCH feature in this forum to check out past "methods".

These are some considerations: 1. Feng Shui is Feng Shui. 2. While Oro Plata Mata is native to Philippines. And if I understand the words correctly it simply means : Gold, Silver and Death (3rd step). 3.Please note that your resource on Feng Shui is based on my past postings. 4. While this every 3rd step e.g. 3, 6, 9, 12 of that Oro Plata Mata (whatever) is nothing to do with the Chinese culture. 5. Thus, I have say this: go somewhere else and seek advice on that matter.

These are some considerations: 1. In my opinion, it is not practical to comment on a pure black and white (flat surface) outline. 2. As there are many serious considerations: 2.1. So what if it is facing a "river". 2.2 As if I am not mistaken, in a highly populated area(s) many rivers MAY not support life. Thus, is the river you mentioned full of "live" or full of those smelly pollutants or even raw sewerage? This outweighs any other considerations be it within or end of a jade belt etc.... 2.3 The terrain of your home vis-?-vis neighbourhood built ups and inclusive of drainage from the property + your property in relation to service road(s) or even cul-de-sac etc... 3. Seriously, since you are in Malaysia and if you want to do an on-site Feng Shui, it is best to do so; by going to say a geomancer in e.g. KL. 3.1. Even in an off-site audit; we still need to look at as much photos of the "four sides" etc... 4. Thus, it is no point if on paper it looks OK. But if it is not a river but a sewerage "pot" then this may not be good Feng Shui. Given that somewhere along the river; some hawker stall(s) are spewing dirty liquid into the river.

The moment one step onto the first step to the 2nd floor landing should be counted.

Wow! A high end completed TOP development that is fully unsold! Treasure at Balmoral

Majority of the stacks/apartments in The Gale either face Period 8 N3 or S3. For units facing N3, it is considered a "pity" that the double current prosperity stars #8 are wasted at the kitchen area. Thus, other than Shapes and Forms; from a Flying Star point of view; S3 facing apartments in The Gale are suppose to have better qi then N3 facing units. Additional Workings

You wrote: "I remember reading in a Bazi book that the best 10 luck years of my life were from 2012-2022?" Unfortunately, most likely that Bazi book you mentioned, perhaps gave you the wrong reading of your Heaven Chart(Ba Zi). Please see attachment of your ba zi. Wishing you the Very Best of Luck! Take Care!

Meet the most dangerous animal alive on our planet: Is it a bird, a plane or a shark?

The Gale, a freehold development (Just TOP: 2013), 74 Flora Road 506916 # of Units: 329

Most importantly, when eyeing a potential new development; We should take a step-back and check for any Major issues especially under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui:- 1. Where is the afternoon sun? 2. In this example: D'Nest condo. Although it is good to have the various blocks+stacks in a wavy formation. 2.1 But do take note that often too many "wavy-forms" may result in the "porcupine effect". 2.2 Please see attachment: Dnest1.gif 2.3 I have marked "suspected" poison arrow(s) of neighbouring unit corners that MAY be aimed to wards another stack and vice-versa. 3. Do keep in mind, if the next time, you do like a development shaped in this manner: tightly packed wavy-concentric forms. What could be worse is a corner of another unit pointed towards one's living room / balcony area!

Attached is the planning of Villas, Hotel and Country Club to the North-East of this project. The planning takes into consideration: entry into the resort, parking spaces; individual buildings, site of clusters of villas etc... for a full functional Country Club facility.

Major Chinese cities in the past were planned according to Feng Shui principles. For example: Beijing (Peking). Enclosed is just one of the few planning projects that I have done. For example in the attachment, I have planned for an entire new town in Vietnam. You can see an example of allocation of roads; residential, business, public amenities and even future LRT line(s). And believe me, Feng Shui starts BIG. And just compare it with those useless products in the name of Feng Shui - to enrich the sellers and burn a hole in the pocket of their "vicitims". When the BUYING stops, the SELLING can!