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Case Study: Bed placement under the Eight House Concept:- Case Study 1: Identifying Health Issues early in the Master Bedroom (If any) Major concepts: a. Eight House Concept: Who sleeps where? b. Flying Star Feng Shui: NW MS#5 W#2 (Nasty Stars) c. Ba Zi Feng Shui: Binding elements (colours) d. Shapes & Forms: Poison arrow from sharp corner of ward-rope 1. In this illustration: #5 = misfortune with #2 sickness affects the health of women. 2. This issue was identified and this flaw can be discussed with the client as one of the considerations to take note of should they still want to go through with the purchase of this unit. Engaging a Feng Shui Master? Check that they do provide you with a detailed Feng Shui report. Another example: Case Study 4: Applying Ba Zi Feng Shui + Who sleeps where is no accident Major concepts: a. Eight House Concept: Who sleeps where? b. Flying Star Feng Shui c. Ba Zi Feng Shui: Binding elements (colours) d. Shapes & Forms: Kitchen at NW - Fire@Heaven's Gate 1. Both partners individual best colours are combined to find a common denominator. 2. In this example, both partners have a common element: Water element. 3. Thus in the master bedroom, water element is one of the colours used in this bedroom. 4. In addition, who sleeps where is no accident. 4.1. This is because the Qi flowing from NE towards the bedroom window is inauspicious for Mrs. 4.2. Thus Mr sleeps closer to the windows to shield or protect Mrs. 5. At NE sector, from now till 2023 = Very auspicious. But from 2024 onwards, this becomes past prosperity. 6. This unit is also affected by the inauspicious Fire at Heaven's Gate. As the earlier case studies 2 and 3 had already covered this, no longer discussed, here. One more example: Case Study 6: Can my dad occupy the utility room? Yes, the utility room is suitable to dad: 1. Dad is a west group person. 2. The utility room is located at West sector of the house. 3. The bed-head direction facing west (as shown) is suitable to dad. 4. In addition, the sector his bedroom is is equally suitable to him. The above extracts and many more can be found under this resource link:

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Case Study: Favourable elements (colours) are essentially used under Ba Zi Feng Shui. Understand what is Binding Element? Extract of Case Study 5: Applying Ba Zi Feng Shui and Eight House Concept 1. Under Ba Zi Feng Shui: 1.1 Mum's best colours are: Water and her wealth colour is Wood. While Fire is okay for her. 1.2. Son 1's individual best colours are: Metal, Wealth (Water) + Wood elements. 1.3. Son 2's individual best colours are: Water, Wealth (Wood) + Fire elements. 2. Option 1: 2.1. Under Eight House concept 4 Good / Bad directions, Bedroom 2 is suited to Son 1 as it is his longevity sector. 2.2. Bedroom 3 is suited to Son 2 (Health) 2.3. Using Ba Zi Feng Shui: Son 1's best colours in his bedroom 2 are 1. Water, 2. Metal & 3. Wood. 2.4. For Bedroom 3: Using Ba Zi Feng Shui: Son 2's best colours are 1. Water and 2. Wood. But based on Flying Star Feng Shui an additional element = Metal is considered to balance this sector. 3. Option 2: 3.1. Under Ba Zi Feng Shui, if both sons are to occupy bedroom 2, then the binding element or common denominator of colours are used to harmonize this bedroom for Son 1 and 2 i.e. Water and Wood colours. 3.2. As Mum will for the time being occupy Bedroom 3, this bedroom is also harmonized to her. There are many more real-life cases found under this link:-

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These are further considerations: 1. Please provide the historical background of the location (ITS GROUNDS), which may not have been a hospital in the past. 1.1. A location where mass murders occurred in our not too distant past, such as the "sook ching massacre," or where torture and death by the Japanese took place in a building, school, or hospital premises. 2. Conversely, the majority of these entities are equally fearful or uncomfortable "residing" within hospital grounds. 3. Therefore, such occurrences are less likely to take place in newer hospitals compared to SGH, for instance. 4. Consider this scenario: most of us who are alive would not choose to do our daily shopping or dine regularly at a hospital, unless it is necessary, such as accompanying a family member or having a medical appointment. 5. Similarly, those entities, apart from the "shadow entities," realize that they have no reason to be present at a hospital. +++ In Conclusion The main point of the text is that there are locations, such as hospitals, where past traumatic events have occurred, leading to discomfort for both the living and non-living entities. This discomfort may deter people from frequenting these locations unless necessary, such as for appointments or accompanying a family member.

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1. This is a compromise: 2. More to safe guard the husband or wife sleeping beside it. 3. However, if one has a child or children that jumps on the master bed: ensure that the top edge / corner is protected with child protection material. You know what I mean...

Extract from Case Study 7: Water Position for wealth in my house 1. Frontage of the house under Period 8 has the water wealth position as shown at the frontage / baloncy of the living room. 2. Double auspicious #8's at the frontage of the unit. Reference resource:

If a location has Flying Stars #5 misfortune/sickness with #2 sickness (Both are bad earth element) Too much "earth" as in granite.. may not be too ideal, here. Extract of Case Study 11A: Can I simply install a mirror in my home? 1. Flying Star Feng Shui can reveal the qi within a room. 2. In this example, it is best not to install a mirror at the East = dining room wall. As there is a nasty combination of #5 misfortune/sickness with #2 sickness at this sector. 3. Ideally, mirror should also not face the main door. 4. Main door has the #3. Learn what #4 with #3 means. 5. Pity also the current prosperity double auspicious #8's are wasted at the kitchen. Reference:

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Case Study: Name Selection Using Traditional and Simplified Chinese Characters 1. Name Selection Process 1.1 First, a Chinese name is chosen based on traditional Chinese character strokes. This ensures that the name aligns with proper naming conventions and any relevant cultural or metaphysical systems, such as bazi or astrology. 1.2 Once the traditional name is selected, it can be correctly converted into Pinyin (Romanized spelling) and then into its simplified Chinese character equivalent. This process maintains accuracy, as the original stroke count and meaning are preserved during conversion from traditional to simplified. 1.3 Importantly, the reverse process starting with simplified characters and attempting to reconstruct the traditional version `is unreliable. Simplified characters often omit or merge strokes, losing the precise information needed for accurate stroke-count-based analysis. 2. Case Study: Baby Name Service & Risks 2.1 In some cases, Feng Shui or bazi practitioners may miscalculate or overlook the correct traditional stroke count when selecting a name. This mistake can result in an incorrect name selection, which may have lasting effects for the individual, as names are deeply tied to cultural identity and metaphysical influences. 2.2 This risk is highlighted in a case where a client, concerned about discrepancies found in a previous bazi naming report, sought a second opinion from Master Robert Lee. Upon review, errors in the stroke calculation based on simplified characters were discovered in the initial analysis, underscoring the importance of using traditional strokes. Key Takeaways - Always use traditional Chinese character strokes when selecting auspicious names, especially for bazi and Feng Shui purposes. - Convert from traditional to simplified, never the other way around, to preserve accuracy. - Errors in naming can have lifelong consequences, particularly for children. - Seek expert advice if discrepancies arise, as seen in the case where a second opinion helped identify critical mistakes. 3. Thanks a lot, Robert. You have been very helpful and approachable, and learned quite a few things from you. 4. Will recommend my friends and relatives to you... do you also do home feng shui audit as well as is it done more by Cecil. More: Today, Traditional Chinese characters (and their traditional stroke forms) are still officially used in: • Taiwan – the primary region where Traditional Chinese is the official written standard. • Hong Kong – Traditional Chinese is widely used in government, education, and media. • Macau – Also uses Traditional Chinese officially. They are also commonly used (though not officially mandated) in: • Many overseas Chinese communities, especially in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia (e.g., Malaysia and Singapore have mixed use, though Simplified is official in Singapore). • Some cultural, religious, and historical contexts worldwide (e.g., Chinese temples, calligraphy, classical literature). Notes: • Japan uses Kanji, which historically derive from Traditional Chinese, but they have evolved differently and are not considered “Traditional Chinese characters” in the modern sense. • Mainland China primarily uses Simplified Chinese, with Traditional characters appearing only in art, calligraphy, and some cultural contexts.

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