What are the 3 exit points of drainage that will bring good luck to the home? Is it important also that the water flow goes right to left? Or the water flow goes left to right?

[myfs_134307]

Hello Master Lee,
You said "Usually there are three exit points of drainage that will bring good luck to a home. And he/she should advise you on each of the exit points and even how the water / drainage show flow e.g. left to right or right to left - out of the plot of land."
My question is: What are the 3 exit points of drainage that will bring good luck to the home? Is it important also that the water flow goes right to left? Or the water flow goes left to right?

[Cecil Lee]

1. Please note that the three (or sometimes two) drainage exit points is dependent on the facing direction of a home. Thus a home (landed property) facing Flying Star SW 1 would have it's drainage totally different from a home with say facing direction NW 1 etc....

2. And this left-right or right-left is again dependent on Para 1.

[Cecil Lee]

1. Attached please find an illustration (sample) of a typical home where there, if drainage out of the home, can result in either: Wealth or Power and Authority for the owners.

2. In this example, if drainage out of the home is under Exit 1 and Exit 3, then it would mean wealth for the home-owners.

3. For those who are in politics or want to have a high position in their company, may consider Exit 2.

4. Sometimes, we cannot chose an exit point as it may drain towards a neighbour's home. That is why there are often a further two other directions to consider. Any other drainage out of the homes will often mean "poverty" or "loss of wealth".

5. In this illustration, one can also see the PURPLE arrow directions, where water may drain from LEFT-to-RIGHT or RIGHT-to-LEFT depending on the exit point.

6. As there are a total of 15 facing directions (under the Flying Star Feng Shui), this cannot apply universally for all 15 facing directions. For info, this example is meant only for a Flying Star N1 direction. (No need to consider the period e.g. Period 6, 7 or 8).

[Cecil Lee]

Drainage from a landed property is important, especially if the drains are open.

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On 2/8/2009 11:47:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Attached please find an
illustration (sample) of a
typical home where there, if
drainage out of the home, can
result in either: Wealth or
Power and Authority for the
owners.
2. In this example, if
drainage out of the home is
under Exit 1 and Exit 3, then
it would mean wealth for the
home-owners.
3. For those who are in
politics or want to have a
high position in their
company, may consider Exit 2.
4. Sometimes, we cannot chose
an exit point as it may drain
towards a neighbour's home.
That is why there are often a
further two other directions
to consider. Any other
drainage out of the homes will
often mean "poverty" or "loss
of wealth".
5. In this illustration, one
can also see the PURPLE arrow
directions, where water may
drain from LEFT-to-RIGHT or
RIGHT-to-LEFT depending on the
exit point.
6. As there are a total of 15
facing directions (under the
Flying Star Feng Shui), this
cannot apply universally for
all 15 facing directions. For
info, this example is meant
only for a Flying Star N1
direction. (No need to
consider the period e.g.
Period 6, 7 or 8).

[Cecil Lee]

Most plots of land have two or three directions where the drainage from the property can influence the wealth, power, or authority of the breadwinner.

[Cecil Lee]

Hi Master Cecil. I have been reading your blog posts, u r quite expert in geomancy related to drainage. May i ask u advise on this
 

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