Jump to content
About Feng Shui at Geomancy.Net
Sponsored Link
 

Cecil Lee

Staff
  • Posts

    38230
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    140

Everything posted by Cecil Lee

  1. Under symbolism in Feng Shui; the two attachments showing a queen sized bed each; has a "split" exactly in the middle of the bed-head. Here, this is considered inauspicious as the split is "exactly" in the middle of the bed. This is considered as similar to joining two single beds into a full queen sized bed = inauspicious.
  2. Poison arrows: Neghbour's bamboo poles (hanging clothes) aimed towards a home's main entrance.
  3. It is difficult to figure out the layout from your description. Under symbolism in Feng Shui; ideally, best not to see the STEPs (leading up/down) directly facing the main entrance door.
  4. A Chinese belief that the cacti can protect the home...
  5. A red (Ikea) table lamp; to cure #3 = quarrels, conflicts & legal entanglements
  6. There are several taboos relating to the king/queen sized beds:- 1. If possible, try to buy a single piece of bed. And not join two singles to form a queen sized bed. 2. Please take a look at the two photos in the attachment. 2.1. Generally, Model A with distinctive horizontal designs on the bed-head frame is suppose to be OK. But, because; as the sewing was done exactly at the middle (symbolise a split); this design then becomes less ideal. 2.2. Thus, Model B's bed-head design in the above case, is favoured over Model A's.
  7. A. For an apartment; there are often two common possible frontage: 1. Standing inside the main entrance door looking outwards or 2. Finding the location where there are most openings such as windows and balconies if any. B. In this sample illustration; notice that the passageway leading to a unit's main door is dim (dark) = yin. If so, most likely, this may not be the frontage of the apartment. C. Applying Flying Star Feng Shui is about locating the most yang qi (most openings and bright area e.g. natural lighting that filters into a home).
  8. You should be looking at your core job function. It is "nice-to" work in an industry that suits you. (If possible. Thus it is considered "nice-to" and not a must do). In general; although a career in fire is good for those with strong metal element. Not all can take it. For example; you have to examine your own personality. There are quite a lot of accountants who prefer desk-bound jobs. And are less keen in direct interactions such as those in sales or even marketing. Some strong metal persons; may find jobs relating to Water more "peaceful" and enriching. As water helps to "cool" down a strong metal person. VS fire to melt it (the strong metal person) which for some is like a cattle about to explode ..... You check your personality traits as I believe not all are suited to be in sales (marketing) line. Erh.. don't force yourself even if in theory; you are told to do so.
  9. Opps! Even for a castle, if the King always enter from the same entrance; this does not automatically makes it the "facing direction"
  10. Burning offerings to (loved ones) is a common occurrence and belief for some Chinese.
  11. Katong V just opened a few days, ago
  12. Related resource materials: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=32129&new=
  13. Suddenly from low birth-rate of public + private residential to a whopping Source: https://www.facebook.com/ministerkhawboonwan
  14. Under the productive sequence under the Five Elements concept; Please see attached illustration. It is more "potent" to use wood to fuel fire vs just adding fire to fire. Although both are good for a weak fire person. Wood would be considered a "top choice" or first choice - if possible.
  15. In my opinion, you have to see where your core function is. For example, in the past, I mentioned : CEO's key function. Although a CEO may be in-charge of say: Accounting, Human Resource, Sales & Marketing, Operations Management; overall his key function is to GROW the company. Thus this CEO's core function may be considered as Wood element. Strategic Management = > Wood element. Since, the key function is to grow the company. Using whatever tools e.g. Porter's Five Forces, SWOT analysis and what not. If one is either in Sales or Marketing; then it is Fire element. For a weak fire person; of course, based on the Five Elements concept: having WOOD is the first choice. While fire is like adding fire to fire. Not as potent as using WOOD to fuel fire. Thus, even in this area; so called doing more of CEO role or Team Leader function is considered a better choice for a weak wood person. While Sales and Marketing is not that significant as WOOD. If you get what I mean.
  16. Next year, do take note of #5 at NW. And in particular #3 (the quarrelsome star at SE) 2014 Flying Star Forecast North 5 9 7 6 4 2 1 8 3 South Take note the following sectors:- Sickness Star this year is at East Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at North-West Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at South-East Education/Romance Star this year is at Center Grand Duke this year is South, 180 Degree. - Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations. Location in Conflict is North. - Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict.
  17. 2013 Flying Star Forecast North 6 1 8 7 5 3 2 9 4 South Take note the following sectors:- Sickness Star this year is at South-West Misfortune/Sickness Star this year is at Center Disputes/Quarrel Star this year is at East Education/Romance Star this year is at South-East Grand Duke this year is South-South-East, 150 Degree. - Avoid sitting facing the grand duke or disturbing him by having renovations. Location in Conflict is East. - Avoid having renovations done opposite the location in conflict. This year, had seen a fair share especially of businesses: especially offices that has large open plan spaces in the centre-point. The first case was a client that is into production that had problems with defects. Notably, there are also others: a bank; and several other business that had cash flow problems.
  18. The "bird-nest" type of design for Tree House condo's pavilions are safe-designs. Since it is rounded; there are no protrusions in the form of poison arrow(s) from the "spikes" of the trellises.
  19. I knew when the development called 100 trees condo (at West Coast)T.O.P. It really has lots of trees. Not that I counted them. But I guess, the development must have that many number of trees. But, I was trying to figure out why they call it Tree house? Perhaps, I stumbled on it the other day. When I say the Sky view tower and I zoomed in to the following photos. One of the photos shows a distinct large beam. We shall call it a "tree trunk" with several branches .... OIC! Holy smoke! this must be the reason why it is called the TREE HOUSE!"
  20. It is essential to ensure that new buildings, homes, Additions, and Alteration works are considerate of their neighbors. Careful consideration should be given to selecting appropriate materials and designs for external walls and roofing. Notably, myVillage in Serangoon Gardens darkened ts floor-to-ceiling windows in 2010, after nearby residents complained that the glass reflected too much sunlight and heated up their homes in the evenings. The neighbourhood mall subsequently replaced the reflective glass with two-way tinted glass a few months later. The regulatory update is so that designs can be enjoyed by all without causing anyone inconvenience or hardship, said Mr Khaw. It comes as building designs here are becoming more complex and elaborate. "With an increasing number of developers and architects exploring the use of less conventional materials, some form of check and balance is necessary so that design does not come at the cost of comfort and safety," he said.
  21. Someone posted this question: Dear Geomancy.net Team: I am wondering if the "Flying Star House Number Report" can be also used for determining a new business address. Please advise. Thank you. Kind regards, S........... Reply: No.
  22. 1. Previously, Iwas impressed by a sketch for Foresque Residences U/C condominium. 2. The designer of the project sketch out what looks like the external flow of qi. 3. And even with common sense; the development is made up of "point-blocks". 4. And as I had previously mentioned; "point-blocks" like those 1st generation HDB 5 Rm Point blocks that were built around the 1970's were the best for the flow of external qi. 5. Equally, we should take this one step further and see how; this EXTERNAL qi can come into the home: especially through openings. 6. And also; 1st and foremost to determine; where most likely the frontage of the apartment is. 7. I consider this the fundamentals of Flying Star Feng Shui. 8. Unfortunately, today, there are even practising geomancers who have no notion of or consideration of linking the concept of qi flow to Flying Star. 9. And based on text-book response; you will be surprised many still feel that there can only be one main door (frontage) in a high-rise and that is taking a reading out of the main entrance door!
  23. Please use the free (in the next 30 days) auspicious dates under this url: http://dates.geomancy.net or simply type: dates.geomancy.net
  24. Are there any openings (if any) close to a cardinal point e.g. NE. Here, NE has a row of windows : even if not open does allow light ( qi in the form of light) to enter into the home. VS, West; where there is a solid wall. In order to practise Flying Star Feng Shui; one of the fundamentals is to "imagine" or rather "visualise" qi flow (if any) to FINE TUNE any cures or enhancements (if any). This is why, in the first place; the idea of finding the correct frontage of Flying Star Feng Shui is to locate; where are the openings and visualise; where are the dominant air-flow or light-flow into a home. For example, for most apartments; usually the frontage is often the location e.g. standing inside the living room looking outwards; as often, this area in many cases has the largest openings such as the living room window(s) or balcony + dining area openings + bedrooms at this "side" of the house. (Do take note that each layout has to be looked at and this is not a one size fits all scenario).
  25. Further to what I had mentioned: 1. Please refer to the attached illustration. 2. Please zoom into two sectors: WEST and NE. 3. Often, when I look at whether or not there is a major issue; I always "imagine" how qi will or can or cannot flow into a home (especially from the exterior). 4. Thus, let's take the 1st example: WEST sector. 4.1. In this attachment, West sector is "blocked" by a solid wall. And furthermore, it is drowned by the toilet / yard / kitchen. Thus even if this sector has MS#2 and WS#5; to me; this is less of a concern. 4.2. Contrast this with the 2nd box (example): NE sector. As thiscardinal point (NE) is at the edge of the wall; but there is a large opening (windows) of bedroom 3; thus if this sector has bad stars; it is felt that the impact would be great. 5. Thus, if one's situation is like WEST; really not a major concern even if there are two #5's as much as if it is at NE sector. 6. Therefore, there is no such thing as ONE shoe fits all; type of thing. 6.1. One has to look at any external openings if any or near to the cardinal point that we are looking at. And then factor in any enhancements or cure(s) if any. 6.2. Unfortunately, many don't consider this point. And simply apply Text-book type of Fung Sway to all situations.
×
×
  • Create New...