Water feature reminds me of: Aliens cocoon

[Cecil Lee]

In my opinion, this water feature reminds me of the various cocoon eggs in the movie: The Aliens....
What do you think?

[Cecil Lee]

These are additional photos of other types of water feature designs. Which are commonly sold commercially, today...
This water feature has a rectangular solid based. Rectangle represents earth. While the circle represents metal.
Perhaps, the designer was eyeing the Chinese Luopan when he designed this one. As a Chinese Loupan usually has a "bright red" rectangular earth plate or base; and in the middle is where the circular (metal) plate sits on.
The Chinese Luopan also signifies "Heaven" circle centrepiece and "Earth" rectangular plate.
This water feature spouts 360 degrees and relatively easy to "maintain" : little or no maintenance required.
If one is not sure, what to get, may consider this one.
But be careful; if it is placed to close to an open balcony without grilles; a child may inadvertently climb on it and end up becoming a superman or super person and fall off from it.

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On 3/30/2013 7:49:38 AM, Anonymous wrote:
In my opinion, this water
feature reminds me of the
various cocoon eggs in the
movie: The Aliens....What do
you think?

[Cecil Lee]

This is a typical "waterfall" type of water feature.
When installing such a water feature... DO WATCH where to water flows TO. We don't want the water to "accidentally" flow into our neighbours or out of our home....

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On 3/30/2013 8:08:49 AM, Anonymous wrote:
These are additional photos of other
types of water feature designs. Which
are commonly sold commercially,
today...This water feature has a
rectangular solid based. Rectangle
represents earth. While the circle
represents metal.Perhaps, the designer
was eyeing the Chinese Luopan when he
designed this one. As a Chinese Loupan
usually has a "bright red" rectangular
earth plate or base; and in the middle
is where the circular (metal) plate sits
on. The Chinese Luopan also signifies
"Heaven" circle centrepiece and
"Earth" rectangular plate.This water
feature spouts 360 degrees and
relatively easy to "maintain" : little
or no maintenance required.If one is not
sure, what to get, may consider this
one.But be careful; if it is placed to
close to an open balcony without
grilles; a child may inadvertently climb
on it and end up becoming a superman or
super person and fall off from it.On
3/30/2013 7:49:38 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
In my opinion, this water
feature reminds me of the
various cocoon eggs in the
movie: The Aliens....What do
you
think?

[Cecil Lee]

Perhaps, this type of water feature tries to looks like a cave (Mount or mountain) and a water feature in the middle of it.
This variant has the rolling ball effect...
It is easy to maintain.
Again, it looks like a variant of that "Aliens cocoon" theme...

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On 3/30/2013 8:12:17 AM, Anonymous wrote:
This is a typical "waterfall" type of
water feature. When installing such a
water feature... DO WATCH where to water
flows TO. We don't want the water to
"accidentally" flow into our neighbours
or out of our home....On 3/30/2013
8:08:49 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are additional photos of other
types
of water feature designs. Which
are
commonly sold commercially,
today...This water feature has a
rectangular solid based. Rectangle
represents earth. While the circle
represents metal.Perhaps, the
designer
was eyeing the Chinese
Luopan when he
designed this one. As
a Chinese Loupan
usually has a
"bright red" rectangular
earth plate
or base; and in the middle
is where
the circular (metal) plate sits
on.
The Chinese Luopan also signifies
"Heaven" circle centrepiece
and
"Earth" rectangular
plate.This water
feature spouts 360
degrees and
relatively easy to
"maintain" : little
or no
maintenance required.If one is not
sure, what to get, may consider this
one.But be careful; if it is placed
to
close to an open balcony without
grilles; a child may inadvertently
climb
on it and end up becoming a
superman or
super person and fall
off from it.On
3/30/2013 7:49:38 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
In my opinion,
this water
feature reminds me of
the
various cocoon eggs in the
movie: The Aliens....What do
you
think?

[Cecil Lee]

Perhaps, this water feature tries to identify it's smooth fluid lines with water.
But from the photo; it does not seem that nice looking.
What some geomancers are concerned is the way it looks or rather portrays. If it seems to portray some unknown "spirits" or ghostly forms etc... then one should be safe and avoid such a water feature totally.
Note: for this type of water feature... do watch where the spout finally lands "to"

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On 3/30/2013 8:17:10 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Perhaps, this type of water feature
tries to looks like a cave (Mount or
mountain) and a water feature in the
middle of it. This variant has the
rolling ball effect...It is easy to
maintain. Again, it looks like a variant
of that "Aliens cocoon" theme... On
3/30/2013 8:12:17 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
This is a typical "waterfall" type
of
water feature. When installing
such a
water feature... DO WATCH
where to water
flows TO. We don't
want the water to
"accidentally"
flow into our neighbours
or out of
our home....On 3/30/2013
8:08:49 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are
additional photos of other
types
of water feature designs. Which
are
commonly sold commercially,
today...This water feature has a
rectangular solid based.
Rectangle
represents earth.
While the circle
represents
metal.Perhaps, the
designer
was
eyeing the Chinese
Luopan when he
designed this one. As
a Chinese
Loupan
usually has a
"bright
red" rectangular
earth plate
or
base; and in the middle
is where
the circular (metal) plate sits
on.
The Chinese Luopan also
signifies
"Heaven" circle
centrepiece
and
"Earth"
rectangular
plate.This water
feature spouts 360
degrees and
relatively easy to
"maintain" :
little
or no
maintenance
required.If one is not
sure,
what to get, may consider this
one.But be careful; if it is
placed
to
close to an open
balcony without
grilles; a child
may inadvertently
climb
on it
and end up becoming a
superman or
super person and fall
off from
it.On
3/30/2013 7:49:38 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
In my
opinion,
this water
feature
reminds me of
the
various
cocoon eggs in the
movie:
The Aliens....What do
you
think?