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Hi Master
Cecil,QuoteA question. Let's say after
narrowing down the SW
facing block units with
balcony in SW, what's next?v>Is it important to select the
unit based on auspicious unit
number generated report?v>Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
I have done some drawing based on your advice. For Sky Ville, if one wants to choose SW facing, the kitchen is in the NE sector of the house. If one wants to choose NE facing, the kitchen is in the SW sector of the house. Can I safely say both are safe since the kitchen is not in NW sector of the house?
For Sky Terrace, if it is SW facing, the kitchen is in NE sector and if it is NE facing, the kitchen is in SW sector. So I guess Sky Terrace is pretty safe since the kitchen is not in the NW sector.
I have also further narrow it down by using the auspicious house number free report. I remember you have shared with me before the front door of the house is very important to the breadwinner. Does it mean based on the layout, I still have to further narrow it down to more specific unit whereby the front door is more suitable for the breadwinner of the house?
My best direction is N,S and SE. So I guess I have to look for a door that is these direction?
Hope I am not asking too much.
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
Do you think Skyville has a better SW facing? http://www.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu12p.nsf/0/09DECBTOQT1_page/$file/09DECBTOQT1_map.htm?open&ft=bto
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
For this Dawson BTO case, Is it possible for me to engage your professional service (House Hunting: Can or Cannot Buy?)
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
I think my question should be since the BTO flat is not built yet, how can one seek your advice to determine which block, which unit and which design is the most suitable for the entire family?
Or perhaps, do you have such professional service for us to engage?
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
I have one more question. For this BTO case, the house is not built yet. How can I engage your professional service to determine whether can buy or cannot buy?
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
Based on your observation, that means for Sky Terrace, blk 89 unit 02 & 04, blk 90 unit 10 & 12, blk 91 unit 18 & 20, blk 92 untit 30 & 32 will be a better choice since the main windows or living room are facing Margaret Drive, which is North facing?
Another question, how do we actually select the so-called right unit for everybody in the household? For example, in my current house, you had mentioned one of the rooms were not suitable for sleeping and thus, we use it as a wardrobe. How can we avoid that when we select a HDB flat? Especially a BTO?
Regards,
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil,
Frankly speaking, I'm just thinking to apply or not. My current flat was FS by you and everything has been fine for us. In fact, I must say there were a lot of positive development in my wife and my career. Right now, we have a little one running in the house and we realized our current 3 room is no longer big enough to accommodate all of us.
I'm just simply afraid of getting these new flats with bad design. May I know what is your advice on this?
Regards,
Kenny
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Hi Master Cecil Lee,
HDB has just launched 2 BTO at Dawson road and I was checking the typical floor plans for the 2 sites. I realize that the main toilet is either in the centre or very near to the centre of the house.
I remember I read somewhere that toilet in the centre of the house is bad fengshui. Do you have any advice for any would-be buyers for this flat? I have the intention to apply but seeing the floor plan gives me a 2nd thought about it.
Here are the URLs:
http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu12p.nsf/0/09DECBTOQT1_page/$file/09DECBTOQT1_map.htm?open&ft=bto
http://www101.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eampu12p.nsf/0/09DECBTOQT2_page/$file/09DECBTOQT2_map.htm?open&ft=bto
Kenny
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dear master cecil,
just wonder. after burning the charcoal in the stove, where
do we keep it in the house
thanks
Kenny
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thanks a million
8)QuoteOn 12/26/2003 4:59:01 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Kenny,
If your unit is marked by the
red star, it seems OK to me.
Since external air-flow around
the entire block is
acceptable.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 12/26/2003 4:47:36 AM, Kenny Leow
wrote:
Hi master cecil,
sorry that i had forgotten to
tell u.
we bought blk 130. it is a 3
room flat.
Kenny
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Hi master cecil,
sorry that i had forgotten to tell u.
we bought blk 130. it is a 3 room flat.
KennyQuoteOn 12/26/2003 3:22:03 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Kenny,
Glad to hear that you had
finally found an apartment for
your family.
In general, as you had
mentioned, the flats, here in
particular 112 and 111 is
pretty popular as resale
apartments.
In my opinion, there are no
major issues with regards to
the external Shapes and Forms
for 125 since it is
over-looking Henderson Park.
Quite a safe purchase, indeed.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 12/26/2003 2:50:23 AM, Kenny Leow
wrote:
dear master cecil,
after many months of house
hunting, at last, my
girlfriend
and I had found a flat that is
only two blocks away from
where she is currently staying
now.
can you comment on the shape
and form FS in this area.
it seems that this place is in
quite high demand. does
it got to do with the shape
and form FS in this area?
we bought the centre corridor
unit on the 17th floor,
which is facing blk 125.
http://www.streetdirectory.com
.sg/map.jsp?x=27013.6000&y=296
94.8000&postal=150130&level=7&
star=&heading=130+BUKIT+MERAH+
VIEW%2C+HDB+HENDERSON+HILL+%28
150130%29&building=HDB%20HENDE
RSON%20HILL&res=
your comment in this area will
definitely benefit many
of us here.
will be contacting you soon
too on-site consultation
cheers
Kenny
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dear master cecil,
after many months of house hunting, at last, my girlfriend
and I had found a flat that is only two blocks away from
where she is currently staying now.
can you comment on the shape and form FS in this area.
it seems that this place is in quite high demand. does
it got to do with the shape and form FS in this area?
we bought the centre corridor unit on the 17th floor,
which is facing blk 125.
http://www.streetdirectory.com.sg/map.jsp?x=27013.6000&y=29694.8000&postal=150130&level=7&star=&heading=130+BUKIT+MERAH+VIEW%2C+HDB+HENDERSON+HILL+%28150130%29&building=HDB%20HENDERSON%20HILL&res=
your comment in this area will definitely benefit many
of us here.
will be contacting you soon too on-site consultation
cheers
Kenny
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dear cecil,
please take your time to reply section by section because i guess, a lot of us can learn from it.
for those buildings that you had mentioned, their shape is pretty clear cut as related to FS. This is because they are either tall and thin(wood) or like rocket(fire). they do not have funny shape like those of HDB flats.
for example, the primary school that you mentioned that has a shape of a gun, i think it needs a FS eye to see it. or else, we won't have notice it and will not have understood how it has affected the couple.
i think when it comes to shapes and form FS, it really needs a well-trained FS eyes to see it.
wouldn't you agree? 8-)
KennyQuoteOn 6/21/2003 12:12:38 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Kenny,
Wow, you have give so many
cases. I would have to reply
in sections when I have the
time.
Under Shapes and Forms, please
take note that there is
another major consideration:
the environment vis-a-vis the
Five Elements Concept.
This second dimension has to
do with what type of element
our surrounding of the site
has.
For example:
Case 1: Post Office Savings
Bank (POSBank) vs Development
Bank of Singapore (DBS Bank)
In terms of Feng Shui, the
`demise' of POSBank was spelt
out when their new
headquarters at Robinson Road
was near completion.
Please refer to the attached
map:
Site map:
http://www.streetdirectory.com
:8080/map.jsp?x=29681.47&y=289
12.85&level=7&star=1&xyfile=&h
eading=77+ROBINSON+ROAD%2C+SIA
+BLDG+%28068896%29
If one looks carefully, the
new POSBank Head Office was
suppose to be the Capital
Tower.
When the Capital Tower was
nearing completion and when
POSBank was planning to move
over; DBS Bank took over
POSBank.
In Feng Shui, this was because
of the concept:
Fire fuels Earth.
If one takes a close look -
Capital Tower is in a rocket
shape and more of a Fire
element. The two DBS bank
buildings are of the earth
shape. DBS Shenton Way Tower 1
and DBS Shenton Way Tower 2
are rectangular and of the
Earth element.
Here, Fire, helps fuel earth
and make earth stronger.
Case 2: United Overseas Bank
(UOB) vs DBS Bank
Site map:
http://www.streetdirectory.com
:8080/map.jsp?x=29985.67&y=297
47.27&level=7&star=1&xyfile=&h
eading=80+RAFFLES+PLACE%2C+UOB
+BUILDING+%28048624%29
United Overseas Bank has a
Wood element shape i.e. tall
and thin.
Under the Five elements
concept:
Wood destroys Earth
Since UOB HQ was a wood
element, it crushes Earth (DBS
Bank) and at the last minute
gain ownership of Overseas
Union Bank.
What we learn here is that
there is another dimension in
Feng Shui. New development can
take the cue of the
environment and build new
buildings that can `suck' or
get wealth from it's
environment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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dear cecil,
recently HDB had released some flats from matured estate for balloting. while i was looking at some of those flats, it reminded me about one of your articles regarding two couples who live near a school that had badly affected their lifes.
can you kindly comment on the following areas and share it with us:
dover crescent: http://www.streetdirectory.com:8080/map.jsp?x=22478.2300&y=32232.6300&level=7&star=1&heading=19%20DOVER%20CRESCENT%20(130019)
will block 17 be affected by the nearby church and also, will block 17 and 18 be affected by the T-junection?
besides that, i remembered that you talked about one condo to avoid that looks like a butterfly. do you think block 17,18 and 19 look like butterflies??? also, how does the train rail affect blk 18 and 19 FS???
red hill close: http://www.streetdirectory.com:8080/map.jsp?x=26077.2300&y=29922.3900&level=7&star=1&heading=68%20REDHILL%20CLOSE,%20HDB%20BUKIT%20MERAH%20(150068)
will block 68 affected by the alexandra hill primary school? also, it seems to me that the side of block 70 is facing directly of the T-junction, how will affect those residents living there?
Strathmore Avenue: http://www.streetdirectory.com:8080/map.jsp?x=25486.4700&y=30619.6300&level=7&star=1&heading=58%20STRATHMORE%20AVENUE,%20HDB%20QUEENSTOWN%20(142058)
will block 59 and 60 be affected by the round about? also, i have it quite strange the end of both block 59 and 60 are tilted.
Ang Mo Kio Street 52: http://www.streetdirectory.com:8080/map.jsp?x=29921.6200&y=39349.8100&level=7&star=1&heading=596B%20ANG%20MO%20KIO%20STREET%2052,%20HDB-ANG%20MO%20KIO%20(562596)
a lot of people is balloting for this place. however,
would the primary school affect 596D? would 596A be affected by the T- junctions???
lastly, i hope these questions do not take up too much of your time.
thanks
Kenny
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dear cecil,
thanks for your advice. in fact, i had read up a lot about water behind us and what happen is that, my dad set up this fish tank in the living room and just happen that my study table is in the living room.
and unfortunately, the fish tank was right behind me. even though it is a distance away from me, i had been thinking how to neutralize it since neither i can shift my table or my sitting position.
i will read more about it in the forum and books to understand further.
thanks for all your advice
8-)
KennyQuoteOn 6/17/2003 8:02:19 AM, Anonymous wrote:
dear cecil,
after reading your article,
can you comment on this.
recently, my dad had
started to have a luohan fish
and coincidently, the fish
tank is just right
behind me.
is that good or bad? if that
is bad, how can i neutralize
it if i can't
shift my direction?
Kennywrote in
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news:986.361@forum.geomancy.ne
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Dear Lunar,
Based on your
description, I personally feel
that there is not much impact
on your home with regards
to the 2 covered steel water
tanks. One good
thing
is that you do have some
trees at the `back' and
another tall building to
act as a protective
barrier.
As for the water tank on
the roof, it is too far away
from your unit to
have
an impact on your home.
At your end, concentrate
on the interior of your home
to see if it is
`Feng
Shui' friendly.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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1999 5:56 PM
Subject: Water Tanks in
the back
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>There's 2 steel water
tanks on the ground level and
I think about 4 on
the
roof. All of them are
covered. I can see the ones
on the ground level
from
my kitchen window. The
general view from the back
area is some trees
and
another tall building
which is about 20 meters away
from our building.
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dear Cecil,
in fact to share with you and the rest of the readers, recently my girlfriend had checked out the price for the flats there and guess what???
288K for 88 square metres.
phew!!! this is really expensive. i guess good fengshui area comes with a high price.
KennyQuoteOn 6/17/2003 8:15:34 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Kenny,
1. I have just came back from
that location - where you had
mentioned the new flats > 22
storeys high at Kim Tian Road
and opposite the pictures you
saw.
2. Fundamentally, human
activity and wealth will
increase for the popular Tiong
Bahuru market holders and food
sellers. Since many of the
centre's food stalls have made
a name for themselves.
Usually, they are successful
individually and some expand.
Excellent stores are:
http://www.tiongbahruroastedpi
g.com.sg/
or the Tiong Bahuru `chwee
quay' which also branched to
many locations even to Jurong
West area.
3. In the area of food; this
area can certainly do well.
4. For homes, even the low
rise, do appeal to those
around 30's to 40's who aim to
buy low rise homes.
5. We cannot discount that
this is indeed a choice
location with its proximty to
the city area.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 6/17/2003 8:00:49 AM, Kenny Leow
wrote:
dear Cecil,
i had saw your message
regarding oldest HDB flats in
Singapore. I guessed
those pictures you had taken
are those old HDB flats that
are near Tiong
Bahru market.
In your opinion, how's their
fengshui? Also, recently HDB
had been building
some new high rise blocks
behind the old ones.
How would this flats affect
the current one?
Kenny
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dear cecil,
after reading your article, can you comment on this. recently, my dad had
started to have a luohan fish and coincidently, the fish tank is just right
behind me.
is that good or bad? if that is bad, how can i neutralize it if i can't
shift my direction?
Kennywrote in message news:986.361@forum.geomancy.net... QuoteDear Lunar,
Based on your description, I personally feel that there is not much impact
on your home with regards to the 2 covered steel water tanks. One good
thing
is that you do have some trees at the `back' and another tall building to
act as a protective barrier.
As for the water tank on the roof, it is too far away from your unit to
have
an impact on your home.
At your end, concentrate on the interior of your home to see if it is
`Feng
Shui' friendly.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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From: Listmanager
To: Recipients of 'discussion-session' suppressed'discussion-session' suppressed>
Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 5:56 PM
Subject: Water Tanks in the back
>From: "Luna Ghobar"
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>Hi Cecil,
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>There's 2 steel water tanks on the ground level and I think about 4 on
the
roof. All of them are covered. I can see the ones on the ground level
from
my kitchen window. The general view from the back area is some trees
and
another tall building which is about 20 meters away from our building.
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dear Cecil,
i had saw your message regarding oldest HDB flats in Singapore. I guessed
those pictures you had taken are those old HDB flats that are near Tiong
Bahru market.
In your opinion, how's their fengshui? Also, recently HDB had been building
some new high rise blocks behind the old ones.
How would this flats affect the current one?
Kenny
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dear cecil,
can you share with us what is your opinion regarding this MBA and you recommened it.
Kennywrote in message news:9201.4569@forum.geomancy.net... QuoteThe Strathclyde MBA:-
http://www.sgbs.strath.ac.uk/StrathclydeMBAhome.shtml
International Centres:-
http://www.sgbs.strath.ac.uk/International.shtml
URL: http://www.worldclassmba.com
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dear robert,
i had read one of your messages in the property review regarding toilets in the centre of the house. you had mentioned that it is bad for the household because it will affect everyone finance and career.
recently, my girlfriend and i had been looking for new houses at CCK and Sengkang.
you can view the floorplan at these links:
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eaap006p.nsf/cck5rooms687?openpage and
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/hdbvsf/eaap006p.nsf/skexp?openpage
i had discovered these toilets are very near to the centre of the house.
can you share with me, are they ok?
thanks
Kenny
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dear cecil,
how to neutralize when one is facing an unfavourable direction constantly.
for example, i had used the premium baizi to check my
favourable/unfavourable direction and i had discoverd the west is my
disaster direction.
i did not know i was facing this unfavourable direction until recently when
i started to read my baizi report again. no wonder my career and financial
was disastrous. perhaps, many of us are facing similar situation too.
can you please share with us how we can neutralize it besides changing
direction.
thanks
Kenny
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Hi Cecil,
Thanks for the reply. However, some books said that when the period of 8 arrived, those entrance that have 7 7 combination will become bad luck. Thus, how should one
avoid such situation.
Thanks a lot
Kenny
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Hi Cecil,
I had read some books saying that with 7 7 combination at the entrance, it is considered very auspicious. However, when the end of the period 7, one should change the door. I wonder, does it change the period of the house from 7 to 8? When should we change the door?
Thanks
Kenny
Is new Dawson HDB flats bad fengshui?
in General Help
Posted
Hi Master Cecil,
I'm a bit confused. Which is more serious?
Kitchen in SW or in NW?
"It is also a pity that the kitchen IF
especially the stove or toilet bowl is at SW sector. If possible, SW
sector could be a bedroom. As a kitchen can also drown the "indirect
wealth " of the apartment. Especially also if it is at storeroom."
"5. As most kitchen are at the "back" of the
apartment; please take note that especially SW and SE apartments: Best
to avoid the Kitchen especially the stove at NW : Fire at heaven's gate
which usually has a detrimental effect on the male breadwinner's career
- and with that can trigger off marital issues."
When the block is NE facing, the kitchen is in SW sector. When the block is SW facing, the kitchen is neither in SW or NW sector.
Kenny