Cecil Lee

Case Study: The table leg is a X shape, is that ok? 1. Feng Shui does not micro manage this. 2. It has more to do with common sense = centre-of-gravity and safety. Such that if a toddler were to stand on the corner of the table, will it topple or not. 3. However, another area is about SYMBOLISM (technically this is a standalone concern but some link this with Feng Shui). As we all know an "X" is not exactly a popular symbol to many people. What more to some, a dining table is considered an important piece of furniture in the home!. 3.1 If you have busy bodies who tell you that it is bad luck to have this type of table. 3.2 The owner may start to panic! 3.3 Here, if one is easily worried and easily swayed... then DO NOT BUY. 4. Don't later press the PANIC button and come running back to me and demand an answer: "Why 6 out of 10 friends, family members say inauspicious? You say can/okay? I demand an answer! 5. If the above is the response, I merely, sent "YOU" this link! LOL LOL LOL

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It is good that Feng Shui Master has identified that my Master bedroom falls under one of the three considerations:

Revisited last weekend ... fine luxury touches like the PES FENCING motifs And Gate motifs

If someone who is familiar with Boon Keng today is transported back in time; the person should have no problems navigating through the area. The major changes would be the Whampoa River leading to Kallang River would be a wonderful sight, then. Government Street map of 1954. A = Boon Keng MRT B = Bendemeer House demolished. Today HDB Bendemeer Ville C = Kallang Communit Centre D = Industrial: Micron Semiconductor Asia, Chubb, Essilor Building, Ingram Micro Asia, Lion Building, Million Lighting, Stamford Press Centre etc.. E = Kwoong Wai Shiu Hospital & Nursing Home. No change since the 1950's. F = HDB DBSS City View @ Boon Keng. Petaling Road, Idris Road except Kempas Road still around. G = HDB Bendemeer Light H = Ceylong Sports Club since the 1950's or earlier J = Singapore Indian Association since the 1950's or earlier K = Chinese Recreation Club. YMCA moved to Orchard Road M = Griffiths School no more N = Bajerai Lane & Serangoon Road PO no more. Today is the Central Sikh Temple. P = No more McNair School. Private apartments, today. Q = No more Whampoa School, here. R = No more Balestier Girls School, here. S = HDB St. George's Tower. expected TOP Jan 2019 T = Eight River Suites U = Bendemeer Primary School V = Elim Church since the 1950's W = Jui Residences. expected TOP in Dec 2022 X = Lian Sian Shuang Lin Monastery. Formerly Siang Lim See Buddhist Temple. The small Chinese Temple beside it is still there since 1950's. Today this small temple is called Shuang Lin Cheng Huang.

Forecast link: https://www.geomancy.net/content/feng-shui-resources/yearly-forecast/pig-2019-chinese-horoscope-feng-shui-yearly-forecast Please spare a thought for us! One way of doing so is perhaps... consume less of my brothers and sisters in 2019-:)

Fat Hope! Lah! My wishful thinking... But hahaha... I have the last laugh! I have the WOMANS CHARTER! LOL LOL LOL

Case Study: How suitable is this house? 1. Under Compass School - East House concept: it is great if both partners belong to the same group. A. Both Partners are East Group persons:- 1.1. Thus it would be good if Mr and Mrs say belong to the East group. If this is so, then virtually your question of who to consider as the breadwinner of a home. 1.2. Ideally, here, ideally for this couple, their ideal home should be facing North, South, East and SE. B. Mr is an East Group person while Mrs West Group. May consider a house that is "fair" to both partners: 2. In this sample illustration: 3. Let's look at the 3rd Choice Stack #6. 3.1. A poor score of 1.5/8 = 18% out of 100%. 3.2. This means that this home is highly unsuitable to Mr (Male breadwinner). 3.3. But if Mrs is considered as the main breadwinner; instead, her score would be 6.5/8 = a high score of 82%. 3.4. What this means is that this house is either very good to Mrs or very bad to Mr! 4. Thus if one were to use the Eight House suitability and if there are two breadwinners; then isn't it better to chose a home that has a score of 4/8 = 50%? Like the above 1st Choice or 2nd Choice? P.S. Please note that in real life Feng Shui; a Feng Shui master would also be looking at many other factors, such as external and internal Shapes and Forms; Flying Star Feng Shui as highlighted in the layout review as shown above. In summary it is still skewed towards the male head:-

1. These has nothing to do with arguments on equal rights or fairness. I am MRS TAN or Tan-Lim Ah Lian:- 2. So long as tradition applies: for quite sometime still it is the main male breadwinner with the following exception: 2.1 When a child is born, the child will carry the male's surname. Thus if the son's name is Tan Ah Kow. Everyone knows the father is Mr Tan. Until the day a Chinese family child takes the Surname from the mum, then one can consider the main breadwinner as the wife. 2.2 The only exception in Singapore is if a child was born from a wedlock, the government may consider the mother's surname as that for the child. Anyway, if she is single mum; definitely, she may still be the main breadwinner in a single family home. 2.3 On many occasions: an announcement is made: Mr and Mrs so and so. Where got Mrs and Mr so and so. If the day, comes with the later announcement, then perhaps the female can be automatically the main breadwinner. 3. About self-esteem or "FACE". 3.1. In a traditional Chinese family, even if the wife earns more... but in many situations, usually the wife often give "face" to the husband. 4. Thus, even today, the common practise is that the male-head should often still be the main breadwinner even if both earn the same amount.

IN SUMMARY "The presence of a rubbish room adjacent to a unit significantly contributes to a negative perception, making it advisable to avoid such properties if possible. Ultimately, the view may be acceptable, but the stigma associated with the location outweighs the benefits." - Cecil Lee, Geomancy.net +++ Case Study: Either go for FEEL or flip a coin or if approach is from Feng Shui: unfortunately two photos cannot simply tell the whole story. 2. The rubbish bin? This is subjective. 2.1 If you go ask advice from various sources: from other Feng Shui Masters to even relatives.. there will definitely many who will say to avoid buying such a unit. 3. Don't later post something like: "Why you say Okay. But I checked with so many others, they say very inauspicious? Please explain to me?" Blah.. blah.. blah.. 4. If you and your family really like it so much; do what is necessary for your family. This is based on personal feel. Not just harping on the rubbish bin. [Full Stop.] 4.1. You wrote: "As we really like the unit mentioned, would there be big implication if we purchased the unit. The rubbish collection point are actually beside the master bedroom." 4.2. In many situations, often, sometimes SURPRISE, SURPRISE! big implications can come from somewhere else! For example kitchen at NW etc...?? Then such things as the rubbish bin collection becomes peanuts... As South facing units often has a 50-50 chance that the kitchen is at NW! 4.3 In scientific Feng Shui, there are many Feng Shui principles and concepts that need to be looked into. 4.4 In Feng Shui there is such a thing as a borrowed concept from the French word for Triage:-https://www.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage Drawing a parallel from your question.. which is similar to this:- The above technique has been used successfully in medical diagnose. Feng Shui also has it's triage. 4.5. How suitable to the breadwinner and family via birth-dates, house T.O.P. dates.. etc... 4.6. Simple fact that Yang Zhai San Yao is one of the key considerations: the main door/frontage, kitchen and bedroom. In conclusion: Common sense also say that: "Two photos cannot tell the whole picture". Look, here. These are just the tip-of-the iceberg IF one is looking from a Feng Shui ANGLE. Else please, flip a coin: Heads = buy. Tails = don't buy! A fraction of Can or cannot buy under Science and art of Feng Shui:

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Case Study 2: Period 7 Charts: W1 and W2-3 also share the above earlier similar characterists. This chart shows Period 7: (West) W1:- Period 7: W2-3 also has the center place with #5 and #9 as shown above. The Base star is also #7:-

Case Study 1: Caution of retrenchment for male breadwinner between 2021 and 2023 & Period 8 NW 1, NW2-3 facing units 1. Under Flying Star Feng Shui, homes built between 2004 to 2023 = Period 8 NW1 & NW2-3 have these charts:- 2. Between 2021 to 2023, for these two charts, the characteristics is that the blue #9 at the Center place is the #9 = Current prosperity Water star. 3. Unfortunately for these Flying Star charts, this water wealth is trapped in the centre of the home or unit. 4. As no layout is similar:- 4.1. If the centrepoint of the unit is an enclosed space such as a toilet or store room? Then caution of Male breadwinner's career in 2021, 2022 and 2023. 4.2. What happens if the centrepoint of the house is clear space. Less impact of the above.

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Definitely there is always a stigma with a unit especially when the living room balcony opens towards a development's rubbish room. Furthermore, the bin centre can still be seen so deep in the unit. Otherwise, the view is acceptable. As mentioned, once this involves a stigma, if possible, skip the unit.

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Case Study: Door face to face with each other : Principal Garden - Type D 3 Bedroom Deluxe - Tower 97 #03-17 to #21-17 "Let's fight!"

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