Cecil Lee

These TOILET CUBICLEs (for the elderly)signs are NOT REAL. Can you figure out which signs are for WHOM? Cubicle 1 : White person Cubicle 2 : Black person Cubicle 3 : Chinese (Yellow skin) Cubicle 4 : Gay person

During my visit to Shanghai, China; saw this shop hanging a conVEX bagua mirror above their main entrance of the shop.

Those staying at low storeys often need to take a look at their surroundings to see if there are any poison arrow(s) if any aimed towards an opening of their apartment or home....

These photos were taken four (4) months later in October 2011. The entire plot of land has been literally flatten to cater for government development. Majority should be Housing Development Board (HDB) flats...

1. Several blocks belonging to the same neighbourhood HDB flats; at the VOID deck (ground level) every pillar seems to have a tag e.g. C4033 etc.. 2. Why is there such an excessive tagging of the pillars of several blocks of flats. 3. These flats were constructed between 1984 to 2003 (to be exact around 1997 thereabouts). They are pretty new and don't seem to be run down. It is not like each of the pillar is in dire consequence and need to be monitored? 4. Perhaps, could it be that the town council needs to know the exact pillar and it's location. For example: a maintenance crew would be notified... 4.1 Block 391A Compassvale Street Pillar no. C4033 has stains on it... Go and clean it up? Is this the true reason? 4.2 Or something else more sinister like: Sir, pillars C4033, C4032 have collapsed... can the structure or block collapse? (In dream land 5. Frankly, in the entire Singapore, I have yet to come across VOID deck pillars being number like what you see, here. EACH RED circle represents a tagged number e.g. W4022 ... what's up?

Always good to hear nice things....

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Priscilla A. wrote: Thks master lee for your promot reply. The door facin is ideal to my kua number. Guess i feel better after your advice. Would you be able to advice on how to reduce the impact of the stairs. > Please note that this is only a Free GENERAL advice forum. If you want to apply Feng Shui; things like e.g. ploting a Flying Star chart etc.. needs to be looked into. Something like the attached sample which takes into consideration many factors. You also wrote: Also, is house number important? The unit no. Is 14-240. Guess in cantonese it means real bad. But both me n my husband are not. Will that affect us? Thanks! This is kinda too late to look into. There is a free House (Apartment) Number report under this forum. In Singapore and Hong Kong; perhaps one can or may say that in the future; when you do sell your home; especially SOME (superstitious) Cantonese MAY not like the apartment number. Thus, it has more to do with the marketing or selling of the property in the future....

Majority of this HDB block of PREMIUM flats in this Punggol Arcadia estate @ Punggol Place have units either facing NE1 or SW1. (Currently under progressive TOP e.g. Block 288B just TOP but the rest are still - works in progress)...

If the previous photos were nice; Just take a look at this new photos! This has to be the all time or MOTHER OF ALL beautiful bouquet of spouting green beans!

These are some considerations: 1. Based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui; of course this type of layout is not the best; as the most "stable" form is always rectangular in shape. 2. However, I have seen worst layout(s) than this. 3. Do take note that there are three markings: 3.1. Marking in RED "A":- For this layout plan; it is important that the stove should not be at the "A" marking. A fridge at that location is fine or OK. 3.2. Marking in GREEN "B":- Although the staircase is not directly facing the main door; the staircase (both going up and down) is often considered inauspicious especially if one stands just inside the door and can see it "sloping" downwards. (Here, one would expect that as we can go up the staircase, we can also go down from it). 3.3. Marking in BLUE "C":- I believe, some may comment that the main door opens towards the living room windows. But in my opinion; this is less of an issue when compared to the other two points I mentioned above. 4. The above is based purely on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui only. 5. Feng Shui is about Earth Luck. Ba zi is about Heaven Luck. The other factor is "Human factors". If your many friends and relatives many make comments on such a layout plan; then it would often affect the persons staying in that apartment. 6. In the past, I had mentioned that it takes 3 or more major "leaks" for problems in an apartment. Thus, it would be more prudent for someone owning such an apartment to have "better" Feng Shui than a regular apartment. If so, this would reduce or minimize any issue (if any) i.e. for peace of mind.. P.S. the attachment shows the center (centre) of gravity which is fortunately in no way within an enclosed area e.g. kitchen.

Unit marked in RED "A" faces a very long corridor. One plus point about the plants along marking in red "B" is that these plants help to slow down the sha qi towards Unit "A". Please see photo...

These are more photos of this same unit main entrance door... The strange thing is that if the main door WAS not tilted; the owner NEED not place a conVEX mirror above their main entrance door. Here, the owner tilted the main door that now faces the column.....

Today, while visiting a client's apartment. Came across a HDB mansionette (Executive Flat) that had it's main entrance door tilted. On further observations; actually, it is far better not to tilt the main door. As originally, the main entrance faces an "opening". After this person had tilted their main door; the main door faces the column wall. This results as a sha qi or poison arrow. Please see photos...

AnotherDesign, Build and Sell Scheme (DBSS) project, features three 40-storey blocks of 160 four-room flats and 320 five-room units = Natura Loft. This small development just TOP recently last month September 2011. Can you see some of the pictures where it seems that there MAY be poison arrow (corner of the corridor wall at 90 degrees?) Do you think this MAY be a poison arrow?

More pictures of Kovan Residences taken from neighbouring condo : Kovan Melody. (Two photos showing Kovan Melody pool area)

Scenes from one of the blocks in Natura Loft

More photos around Natura Loft Is the corner of the corridor; a poison arrow aimed at the main entrance?

Next to the field is an interesting (free) club. According to the committee member which I met (he is in one of the photos); he tells me that this is a "poor" man's golf game. As literally, the small field has all the same bells and whistles of a golf course except in minature scale....

You can also use the SEARCH feature under this forum e.g. search for " CHANGE PERIOD " to check out past postings on similiar subject matter.

In my opinion, I don't think so.

In my opinion; this has nothing to do with Feng Shui. But rather, own cultural customs, beliefs and personal feelings. I believe there are some people who felt that it is not good to simply "trash" the figurine. If so, one may wrap it and store it away.

Location: Punggol Central ( 7 year old HDB flat) Did you manage to see the sharp corner of the 90 degree corridor wall aimed towards a specific unit? Can you see the owner (tenant) of the unit placing a ba gua mirror with a conVEX mirror to deflect this poison arrow or sha qi...

The most common method is via this link:- http://www.lovesigns.net/horoscope/ayear/a90-2010.htm

These are some considerations: 1. In Singapore, because of a high percentage stay in apartments. Many apartments have main entrance door that opens towards the balcony or the living room windows. 2. Many have either experienced family members installing a partition or have seen apartments with such a partition. Thus, in my opinion as many as 30 percent of apartments in Singapore be it HDB or condo install such a partition. 3. Technically, so long as one does not have a straight path between the main entrance door towards an opening (at the living room window or a balcony sliding door); this should be OK or fine. 4. As to how tall? For asthetic reasons, many install a partition at least up to the height of the door frame. And some don't go fully to the ceiling so as to allow some light to filter or reflect towards the main door area. 5. Do take note that not all partitions need necessarily be air-tight. Some have openings to display items etc... 6. It is nice to have the width of the partition according to Feng Shui ruler e.g. 35 inches 42 inches or 49 3/4 inches etc... 7. Frankly, there are many more considerations.