3 hours ago, Vesutiiji said:

Hello, I was recently gifted a Pixiu jade ring my by father in law and did some research on the proper way to wear it. I've read that you should wear it on your left hand middle finger with Pixiu facing away from you as that would bring luck.

My question is... I am married, and wear a wedding band on my left hand ring finger... is it alright to wear the Pixiu ring on my left hand middle finger next to my wedding band? Or is there a better way to wear it in this situation?

I've searched high and low and cannot find an answer.... I hope you can share some guidance!

FACT OF LIFE OR LAUGHTER IS THE BEST MEDICINE?

NO OFFENSE!
This posting is not directed at anyone nor the author of this posting, please!

The simple most common sense reason, even if one searched high and low and cannot find an answer is that these are commercial products sold to make a quick buck that's all. More to enrich the seller. LOL

Commercial products sold in the name of Feng Shui are truly BULL-SHIT! LOL

If it is truly authentic, one would have at least found one or more resources related to it.

Want to wear it? Think of it as any other ornaments or trinkets. But don't come visit places in Asia like Singapore or Malaysia. They may think that the person wearing it is just a clown or rather "a joke". LOL

No bull-shit.. unfortunately, this commercial product falls under this resource:-

 

Hi Cecil, we have moved in on Saturday. Thank you for your previous service. I wanna check with you because friends are telling us don’t put welding photo on the bed frame as per photo, is it true it’s bad?

Long time ago pre 1999. Very common to have in fact a large wedding photo frame hung above the bed.

Thus no issue. 

Just that for those who have a toddler, they love to pull on the wedding photo and it can drop down and cause injury.

Such a tiny one may hit one's head etc...

More to do with common sense then Chinese customs

 

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On 29 August 2022. Visited blocks 433B and C and surroundings.

More photos on 28 August 2022

On 28 August 2022. Photos taken from The Vale

The Vale revisited on 28 August 2022

On 26 August 2022 - Photos taken from Block 4 HDB Boon Keng 

Wah Kee at Bendemeer Market and Foodcourt 

Around $4.50. Noodle sauce is okay. Overall, fair or so so only.

Good thing is they serve boneless. But texture of chicken meat is quite hard.

But definitely miles apart from Boon Kee at Clementi.

Location: Blk 29  Bendemeer  Market and Food Court
$4.50. Unfortunately on that day, portions of the mee pok noodle was partially uncooked. The more one eat, can taste partial raw flour.

Their fish balls had also the rubbery bite. Hard…

Will not eat here again. 

Unpleasant experience.

Revisited on 27 August 2022

Closed: This $1.30 everything Tim Sum shop. Opened since Day 1 at this NTUC Foodfare coffee shop.

Could it be it that it had sold too cheaply + perhaps most workers had returned to their office? Given that this is just a housing estate coffee shop?

Or had moved to another place?

Let us know if you have any information on this.

On 8/25/2022 at 8:31 PM, Cecil Lee said:

We offer Professional Services. Not sell useless Commercial Products. This is why e don’t need a shop.  LOL

Hi master cecil, i come across your website on residential  fengshui. May i know do u hv an office?

One of the reasons why an office is needed by the competitors is that they themselves are a Feng Shui Shop in disguise!

The shop is to display their wares sold in the name of Fung Sway!

Feng Shui Masters who genuinely provide Professional Feng Shui advice don’t have such a vested interest!

Ask: Must I buy from you?

We provide professional consultancy services.

Not sell you a bunch of useless stuffs.

No shop means:

One major advantage to you is that you will never need to buy any commercial products sold in the name of Feng Shui from us.

Always ask: “Must I buy from you?”