Cecil Lee

Note: The full edited Case Study is found here:- http://sg.geomancy.net/about/location-mainpage/location-mainpage.htm This is a continuation of Part I: Site location of Geomancy.net office and Part II: Case Study of Geomancy.net Office. (These postings are also in this same conference. Just a few messages below.) This picture shows the walk-up entrance to our office. You will also notice the greenery that often attracts birds and butterflies. (Sometimes the dreaded .... honet bee). But often the honet bee does no harm; in-fact, they help polinate the plants and flowers in our garden. In addition, there are lots of flowers growing and usually, it is good to grow plants - and auspicious if they do flower... In addition, the plants in the office environment grows well... And we really love to look at them while we sometimes take breaks in the garden... There are actually more plants such as Curry Leaf plant, Bay leaf, Parsley, Pandan Leaf and many other herbs. These are quite therapeutic, especially after completion of our audits, talks and also answering to Help Desk and the website. One unfortunate thing in Singapore, is that because of land scarcity, there are limited areas to choose both work and play. I believe, if you are in the US, this is really nothing... I do agree... We do hope to share with you, our environment, as I type.. I can hear the lovely sound of birds and butterfly coasting in and out. One secret ingredient in Feng Shui is the plants. With plants, we often get birds. And nature is the best form of relaxation. Life is short so, we have chosen a lifestyle, away from the hustle of urban traffic and the `rat race'. One day, if you do visit Singapore, you can even drop in for a swim! with me!

Note: The full edited Case Study is found here:- http://sg.geomancy.net/about/location-mainpage/location-mainpage.htm This is a continuation of Part I: Site location of Geomancy.net office. Refer to this same conference in a few most recent forum message. 1. As promised, here are more pictures of why this location was chosen for Geomancy.net's office. 2. As mentioned in the earlier e-mail, the office is located in Yio Chu Kang, a sub-urban area. This location is considered as the one of the most auspicious locations as it is the only `Cricket' land in Singapore. In the paranomic view (attached), you will find:- 2.1 The office location is actually in a Resort Condominium location. 2.2 This creates the ambience for both Robert and myself to innovate and work in a serene enviroment. 2.3 Unlike other competitors, we decided on such a wholesome living, in the mist of greenery, full resort living, swimming pool etc... We feel that work and play can come together! 2.4 In the picture, you will notice a basin like location. 2.5 You will also find that the roof of this development is pretty good because we chose it as it provides protection e.g. triangular roofs pointing outwards. 2.6 We are also at the ground level and a walk into our office is like in the picture shown in Part I. 2.7 The water position in the pictures: You will see that it is water flowing in to-wards the development. In fact, we totally enjoy our new environment! Warmest Regards, Cecil

No choice, this is the `better' location for me!

Dear Yew-Meng, 1. Overall, the chief concern of the White-Tiger is in-effect symbolism. 2. Here, the worst senario is to have a water position "above it". Especially a circular pool or pond. 3. One can than imagine, the `flat' pool of water as simply the open `hungry' mouth of the tiger. This is inauspicious as it `needs food' or nurishment. 4. As for the underground electricial cables, in my opinion, I feel that it is not a threat at all. The White tiger is not exactly bad. We are more concerned with it's upper part of the body i.e. the head (especially it's mouth) that can do the most damage. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Shapes and Forms in relation to the landscape although is easy to understand e.g. dragon and tiger embracing... It is much harder to apply it! As this caricature suggests.... Some of us may simply not see the picture at all!

Swot a fly? How did he do it? Why must he do it? Oh Why? Where? What? Hey! You asked too many questions.... click it now!

Contrary to popular belief, Flying Star Feng Shui not only able to fix Health / Misfortune problems. It can also help fix sectors that have legal entanglements or quarrels...

Here is a picture of the Hyatt Hotel taken from another building (Lucky Plaza). The Hyatt Hotel is a famous example in Singapore of the `Castle Gate' Theory. Here, the main lobby (entrance doors) are tilted 45 degrees towards the road. You can also find the resources on Hyatt Hotel under our Photo Resources site:- http://www.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/mypictures.cgi?img=0&search=hyatt&cat=all&bool=and&x=13&y=5 Do click on the miniatures for a full view to understand the tilting of the doors. Enjoy!

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Typically, a square or rectangular room is considered ideal... but NOT in this case! Hello! What sets this one apart? Take a look!

Overall, a painting is considered auspicious if:- 1. If it has animals in it: The animals must not seem to be ferocious, hungry or stalking a prey. 2. The animal figurine must also not look like they are under-nurished. (A bit plum is good). Look at this `auspicious' painting... what do you think?

Dear Lloyd, In many instances, a bedroom over a garage is not an issue - related to sleep or health problems. Ideally, you may have to check the direction of your bedroom location. If this is a Period 7 house, currently sectors that has health related problems are at either East or South or other sectors depending on the compass direction of the main door - Flying Star theory. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Wendy, 1. Thank you for your drawing of your layout plan. 2. In terms of the Shapes and Form (position) of your table and office furniture layout it is acceptable. 3. However, can you elaborate more on the large piece of glass at the back of your chair? Are there any blinds or curtain behind you? Usually, it is not good Feng Shui to have a full height glass behind your desk as it implies no support. Or backing. In many of such situations, a back (side table) would normally be the most effective cure for a full height glass section behind you. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Sonet, 1. In my opinion, there is a general concensus amongst many well known FS practitioners that the Southern Hemisphere `debate' is not an issue in Feng Shui. 2. This is because, many of the theories deal with the foundamental in Feng Shui such as:- Yin and Yang concept; The Five Elements Concept; Shapes and Form Feng Shui. 3. These three areas totally do not depend on the `compass school' of Feng Shui. 4. The only area that Shapes and Form School has is simply the use of pictorial to describe each directions with e.g. an animal sign. Such as East (Green Dragon) or West (White Tiger). All these if one understands properly is simply the use of pictures or illustrations to better describe a situation under Shapes and Form Feng Shui. 5. The only contention anyone can try to bring up is on the Flying Star or Compass School Feng Shui. But, no one can concretely prove that one should change the directions under this school. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, 1. Feng Shui is all about increasing `luck'. 2. The best approach is the use of `holistic' Feng Shui to try to increase `luck' in many compartments or sectors. Here, the most common set of Feng Shui theories are: 2.1. Shapes and Forms 2.2. Compass School (Flying Star & Eight House) In my personal opinion, I feel that Shapes and Forms Feng Shui takes a large chunk of the percentage of luck of a location or house. 3. Many of us have taken examinations (one time or the other). And in all examinations, weightage of marks is given to each section of an examination paper. 4. In my opinion, Shapes and Form Feng Shui can have a weightage between 50 percent to even 90 percent. (Depending on the type of building or location). 5. Thus, 50 or 80 percent of the TOTAL marks is a significant `chunk'! It means a pass or even failure. 6. Thus, what is the use of getting full marks even in one section e.g. Eight House / East/West group. If the total score within this section accounts for only a measly 15% or less of the total marks. (Not forgetting Flying Star may take up e.g. another 15 to 20 percent of the marks). 7. Even if we get the Eight House 100 percent right, we still fail in our examination (to improve luck). 8. To move or not to move? It would again depend on Shapes and Form Feng Shui. Ideally, we should give priority on Shapes and Form Feng Shui. For example, it does not make sense to place the bed next to a toilet wall even if it seems to be the MOST favourable sector under Eight House. Or move our bed to the bath tub because it happens to be the best sector. All these does not make sense at all. Therefore, if one has no choice, already stayed in a house, then try to maximise as much marks from other areas of `Feng Shui' or Ba Zi. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Yang Ming, 1. Yes, under the Eight House Theory or also known as the East/West Group of persons, it is advisable that an East person should occupy an `East house'. 2. For an East person, therefore, a favourable house is one where the main door is located at either:- EAST, NORTH, SOUTH or SOUTH EAST. 2.1 From the above, one will notice that if one looks hard enough one could find a suitable house where e.g. the main door is located in the East. 2.2 And because bedrooms always often `scattered' around other locations, one possibility is to look for houses eg. Main door = East Master bedroom located in North or South or South East. or Main door at either North, South or South East while the bedroom is located in the East. 3. This (the above) is the ideal situation based on the Eight House or East/West Group of persons theory. 4. We should place the Eight House Theory as under " NICE to HAVE ". What is meant by NICE to HAVE? Overall, no matter how, the house should favourably have good shapes and form. Realistically, if we have a plot of land to build a house: And if the house has a hill with compass bearing at the EAST and there is clear space at the WEST, logically speaking, we should (MUST) build the house with the frontage at the WEST. It is not ideal to have the main door at the EAST (mountain side). Here, if built wrongly brings calamity or bad luck to the owners or residents. Thus, we may perhaps, see if we can consider e.g. having the main door at the side of the house. How about South or North side? And can we have the masterbedroom situated at EAST? 5. Overall, the East/West group can be used to determine how suitable a house to the individual or breadwinner. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Julie, Thank you for your description. In my opinion, it looks like your main door is not under any `threat'. A `threat' is where one of the pillars seems to slice thru the main door i.e. if one stands at the main entrance looking out; one of the pillars should not be slicing into the main door area. Overall, in my opinion also, the square pillars are of minimal or negligble `threat'. This is unlike the `mass' of a large building's edge. In my opinion, it is perfectly acceptable in your situation (unless one of the pillars slice thru the main entrance door area). If this is the case, a 6 rod metal wind chime can be used above the main door. Or the placement of two potted plants on each side of the main entrance. Warmest Regards, Cecil

In a recent forum message, a Singaporean had asked about drop-off points curving into their block of flats. During one of my audits of new Housing and Development Board (HDB) - i.e. government built flats which numbers around 80 percent of the total housing needs of Singaporeans. I taken this set of photos showing the common type of curve-in drop-off points. In my opinion, there is really no `Sha qi' issue for flats close to this drop-off point. In addition, this type of drop-off point is located within the small `private' road of the estate. And does not pose Sha Qi. Warmest Regards, Cecil

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