Cecil Lee

1. Part 5: Sea Horizon Executive Condo (EC) 2. The following blocks/stacks fall under Flying Star W3:- Blk 15: #29, #32 Blk 17: #33, #36 Blk 19: #37, #40 Blk 21: #41, #44 Blk 23: #45, #48 3. W3 facing stacks have the auspicious double #8's waterwealth at the frontage. Thus it would beadvantages that such stacks/units face a pool of water. Such as (or especially or particularly) stacks #33, #36, #37 #41, and #44. 4. The major disadvantage of these W3 facing stacks are that although these stacks are at an angle to the afternoon sun; nevertheless it is pitiful that these stacks are affected by the afternoon sun. 5. In fact, stacks such as #32, #36, #40, #44 and #48 in addition to Para 4; have afternoon sun soaking into the master bedroom walls. Cant' see the "heat" but oh boy! 5.1 Please wait until one comes home in the evening... and feel the heat and sweat it out often even up to 8pm in the evening. This will depend on how thick or insulation of these walls (if any). 5.2 If one has never stayed in a home bathed by afternoon sun; one can sweat it out especially from 12.30pm onwards to evening especially on a hot and sunny day. For this alone; one will never see me ever buying any of these units in this development .. EVER! 6. A consolation is that many of the stacks/units may have a view of the sea... Is this a good enough reason for one to buy this facing direction? Beats me! It is entirely up to you...

Thanks for your feed-back! Recently, this year; we were busy with so many T.O.P.s of ECs, condos and even HDB flats. Offices / factoriesas well as resale flats. I am currentlyputting a review of Sea Horizon EC, shortly. Past the site many times andhave seen the so many phases of construction. Reference link to the review of Sea Horizon EC: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=35062&new=

1. Part 4: Sea Horizon Executive Condo (EC) and Watercolours EC 2. This has more to do with sharp corners from blocks/stacks of Sea Horizon aiming (instead) towards that of especially Block 29 and 31 of Watercolours EC. 3. Please see attached illustration: 3.1. RED arrow(s) shows potential poison arrow(s) aimed towards that of especially Blk 29 & 31 Water colours. 3.2 BLUE arrow means most likely no threat as it does not seem to be aimed towards an opening such as a balcony opening or windows of either Blk 29 or 31 of Watercolours EC. 3.3 PURPLE arrow shows that the distance of the poison arrow is too far thus would not pose a threat towards Block 35 Watercolours. 3.3.1 Or even, it could be aimed towards the corner of Block 35 Watercolours. Thus "neutralising" the poison arrow.

1. Part 3: Sea Horizon Executive Condo (EC) and potential Sha Qi (poison arrow from sharp corner of neighbouring block/stack) 2. Please see attached illustration: 2.1 There seems to be a sharp corner from Watercolours Block 31 aimed towards Block 23 stack #46 of Sea Horizon. (Did you see the red arrow on the attachment?) 2.2 Again, it is best to be on-site to determine whether or not such a sharp corner is aimed towards any openings of stack #46 or not. 2.3. For example, if there is a sharp corner aimed towards the balcony opening of stack #46; this is much harder to "cure" as often, or frequently most would open the balcony and sliding doors when at home. 2.4. It would not be an issue; if say this potential sharp corner is aimed towards a wall of stack #46 and not to the balcony sliding door panels or a window. 3. Did you notice that I had also drawn a BLUE arrow coming from Watercolours Block 29? 3.1 Well, fortunately, this blue arrow does not seem to be of any threat to either blocks 1 or 3 of Sea Horizon. 3.2 And the good news is that such a poison arrow is no longer a threat to block 5 Sea Horizon as it is simply too far off to be a threat (if any). 4. On the contrary, those staying in Watercolours EC; such as blocks 29 and 31 may have sharp corners of especially Blk 21 Sea Horizon stack 43 aimed towards one of it's stacks! 4.1 There is also another potential sharp corner of Sea Horizon stack #42 aimed towards Watercolours blocks 29. 5. This is one reason why often it is best or friendlier for architects to build new developments parallel to the "grain" of the development. But again many architects tilt blocks at around 45 degrees to give their development/blocks an unobstructed view... something has to give... here.

1. Part 2: Sea Horizon Executive Condo (EC) & potential Sha Qi from a T-junction most likely towards stack #34 and even #35. (Best to be on-site to take a closer look). 2. How to visualise whether a home or stack may be affected by a T-junction? 3. This may often vary with different countries and whether the vehicles are "left-hand" or "right-hand drive" cars. 4. In this illustration; one will notice that I had plotted in red (red arrows) how vehicles behavewhen drivingfrom Pasir Ris Link and turning towards Pasir Ris Rise heading towards Pasir Ris Drive 3. 5. In this illustration, seems like there could be a potential sha qi towards stack #34. What about stack #35. Hopefully not. But, best to be on-site to look review the situation (if any). 6. Anysharp corners (if any) from Block 30 ofSea Esta towards Block 15 of Sea Horizon? 6.1 One will also notice that Block 30 of Sea Esta is not at an angle aimed towards Sea Horizon. Here Block 30 is hugging along and no threat to block 15 of Sea Horizon. (A sigh of relief, here).

Sea Horizon Executive Condo (EC) and Flying Star Feng Shui 1. The most accurate electronic map available is the onemap.sg using gov.data satellite to map the outlines of each block in a development. 1.1. Unfortunately; onemap.sg's outline of Sea Horizon EC only appears long after it's T.O.P. thus unless one can go on-site to take a reading; the next best is to rely on either/or streetdirectory's outline of each block and compare it with that of the Sea Horizon's sales brochure. 2. For these blocks / stacks: Flying Star NE3 Blk 15: #30, #31 Blk 17: #34, #35 Blk 19: #38, #39 Blk 21: #42, #43 Blk 23: #46, #47 2.1. Using the streetdirectory map I found the facing directions of these stacks as 60 degrees = which falls within the NE3 facing direction. 2.2. Although the sales brochure did not have a North marking on it's site plan; based on the orientation of Blocks 1, 3 and 5 which seems to be either N2 and S3 facing;?I got the readings as 66 degrees. 66 degrees also falls within NE3. By the way NE3 range between 52.5 degrees to 67.4 degrees. 2.2.1 With this, I have confidence to continue using the streetdirectory map to determine the rest of the facing directions of the rest of the blocks and stacks. 3. Attached, please find the worksheets for your reference. 4. Flying Star NE3 = Blk 15: #30, #31 Blk 17: #34, #35 Blk 19: #38, #39 Blk 21: #42, #43 Blk 23: #46, #47 5. NE3 facing stacks has the?mountain star #8 is at the frontage; In order to activate the pearl string effect; best not to have a water position at the frontage. 5.1 For example, for these stacks/units it is generally not advisable to place any sort of water feature at one's balcony. If so, this is not beneficial for this pearl string effect. 5.2 What if I had bought a unit at these stacks? 5.3 In my opinion the better stacks/units for this group of NE3 facing are stacks #42 and #43. 5.4 The worst stacks/units are #34 and #35 (especially stack #34) ?as it is facing a "T-junction". This is where the road Pasir Ris Rise meets at a T-junction with Pasir Ris Link. 5.5 Fortunately for stacks #30 and #31; it is not affected by any neighbouring sha qi (poison arrows) in the form of Sea Esta's blocks sharp corners. As Sea Esta's blocks are not angled at 45 degrees towards these stacks. What a relief!

Stars of Kovan condo & Floor Plans. > Type C1 It is such a waste that the window openings of bedrooms 2 and 3 open towards the air-con ledge. It not only makes the fa?ade or the frontage "ugly" even if there are some claddings to hide the air-con compressors. Such layout plans were uncommon and frown upon 10 to 30 years ago. More: Site plans:- Commercial:-

Stars of Kovan condo & Floor Plans. Type B12 1. Under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui ideally, it is best to avoid having the stove visible from the main entrance door. 1.1 Even if there is a kitchen door. 1.2 However, frankly, how many of us open and close the kitchen door every time we get in or out of the kitchen. 2. Usually a bedroom e.g. bedroom 2 opens towards an opening. In this case, the "opening" are the air-con compressors of the entire house. Welcome to Type B12 layout plan... which is less than perfect...

Stars of Kovan condo & Floor Plans. Type A3 1. Highly unusual for the internal rubbish chute to be beside the main door entrance of the Type A3 unit. No sane architect would ever design this. But, perhaps... the architect had one drink too many?? 2. It is common to find the main entrance (marking in purple A) facing the master bedroom door (marking B). Just that for this 1 bedroom type the distance between each other is too close. Fortunately, there is no windows or openings at marking in blue "X". Otherwise, the rest of this bedroom type looks "normal".

Gem Residences @ Toa Payoh Flying Star Feng Shui Gem Residences comprises of two blocks of flats. Both blocks are situated beside a temple complex. These two blocks are aligned in a North-South purecardinal points of 0/360 vs 180 degrees. Thus all stacks in this development are either N2 or S2 facing directions. N2. Stacks/Units such as1, 2, 3,8, 9, 10, 11 & 16 has the double auspicious #8's wasted at the "back"/rear of the unit. Thus not as favourable as compared with S2 facing stacks. S2. Stacks are the best stacks for a East group person. Plusthe frontage enjoys the double auspicious #8 wealth stars. Thusbased onFlying Stars the better stack isstack #15. Only disadvantage of stacks 15, 12, 13 & 14 are that they are able to see or view the temple fringe. Many would try to avoid this - if possible. 1. Attached, please find a sample illustration of a Flying Star Period 8, S2 chart. 2. In the attachment: it is advantages for the [8] & [8] which symbolises : Prosperity, good wealth at the frontage of the home. Vs a N2 facing where this good stars are wasted at the "rear" which is usually the kitchen/yard area. 3. The only concern for a S2 facing chart is that so often, the kitchen may be located at NW sector. Which in Feng Shui is called: "Fire at Heaven's Gate". And this can affect the male breadwinner's career luck. 4. Thus for a South facing (S2) best to select a unit where the kitchen is either at North or North-east sector is preferred.

Gem Residences @ Toa Payoh This development or rather their architect loves the air-con compressors until many interior layout plans invariably have their air-con compressors next to the balcony opening(s)... No wonder... I now get it! Indeed considered asa GEM of a residence!

Gem Residences @ Toa Payoh & External Feng Shui Although commercially this site is popular in the bidding exercise as there are few if any sites for development in Toa Payoh; I must say that this "gem" of a site does need to be examined closely. What I mean is that before one signs on the dotted line... one has to consider: Markings in RED and PURPLE:- 1?? Toa Payoh Seu Teck Sean Tong Temple 2?? Neighbouring Block 53 has a poison arrow aimed towards GEM residences 3?? Neigbhouring Block 94 also has a "pistol" aimed towards GEM residences 4?? Police Security Command also has two pointed building corners aimed towards GEM residences. One can literally say... "What a GEM of a residence" ... Erh... Good luck!

Gem Residences @ Toa Payoh and bad Shapes and Forms Feng Shui If ever there is an award for the worst layout plan design for the Year 2016 or for that matter throughout the years; this Gem Residences should easily win such an "award" hands-down... Gem Residences 3 bedroom-tri-key-980sf is such a design. Although it is a novel idea for a tri-key unit; but then, if one takes a look at the yellow highlighted areas in the attached layout; one can see that all three major openings i.e. all three balconies each has a bank of air-con compressors at such a frontage. From a Shapes and Forms Feng Shui and that of qi flow; this is not an ideal situation even if some of these compressors are walled up...

I used the search feature on the top left frame of this forum and these are some of the additionalresources:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=33635&new= http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=12060&new= http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=5232&new=

In my opinion: 1. The wall colours are also often considered. 1.1. Thus, if the exterior walls are white in colour; the metal roofing is often grey / silver tone. 1.2. If?ceramic / clay or terracotta tiles are used; often: 1.2.1 If the tiles are grey?in colour then preferably the exterior walls should be white. 1.2.2. If the tiles are clay or orange looking then there is lots of flexibility to use any colour for the exterior wall. 1.2.3. Avoid using blue coloured ceramic or terracotta tiles for the roofing - if possible. But if this is used; then the exterior wall colour should preferably be white. 1.2.4. In asia, it is also common to see ceramic / clay or terracotta tiles in maroon (kidney red) and even green in colour. But such colours are used less in other countries.

Question: No choice to put dining table in the middle of the living room as it is small. ?Just hope that it is not an issue as it is right in front of the altar? Reply: The suggested layout is acceptable. However, for practical considerations, the dining table is positioned directly in the center of the living room; it is uncertain whether this arrangement obstructs movement, particularly for elderly individuals. As previously mentioned, numerous landed properties with an altar have it oriented towards the dining table: Please refer to the attached document. You will observe that the altar is frequently situated in the area indicated by the red arrow, which faces the dining area/table. P.S. In the illustration above, kindly disregard the bed that shares the same wall as the altar, as the head of the bed should not be aligned with the altar. Nevertheless, in this depiction, the head of the bed can be easily repositioned to the opposite wall!

Please refer to my last posting. It is best to check back with the person whom you have consulted. As this involves someone has to make an effort to prepare and analyseone's birth-date etc.. For example, your posting is identical to similar to these:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage You question is like: you skipped the triage and run in to see a doctor. And the question asked is: How am I? You have skipped: the nurse section where often, the nurse would find out more and do some tests like taking the temperature and/or check blood sugar levels and/or get some blood samples for testing. One can't just skip all these and ask: How I am? My advice is; since you have approached someone and he/she has told you to come to Singapore. Best to go back to that person. Good Luck! & all the best in your job search.

Avoid buying this type of water feature / fountain Under symbolism in Feng Shui; this water feature may even look like a "monster" or a profile of it. As such, try to stay clear of such a design for your water feature/ water position. Especially if it faces towards the home

The Topiary @ Sengkang Just T.O.P. The theme or colour of this develop is green. Thus, the windows / sliding doors are all in green tone. What is also highly unusual is that during the day time; the entire pool (pool system) is also green. However, at night, the pool is lighted up and looked blue. During the day time; it looks very unappealing to swim in this "greenish" water. One reason is that most of us identify greenish water as perhaps, dirty water or full of greenish algae....

Frankly, it is best to clarify with the site or person who has provided you with the information. In general, a ba zi does have some indications of whether a person can migrate or not. In the sample illustration... I have produced Page 1 of 9. And in the 2nd attachment Page 9 under item I. Possible Migration / Change of location luck in such a ba zi report.

These are some considerations:- 1. Main Door facing Door of Bomb Shelter in condo 1.1. The main consideration under symbolism in Feng Shui is that the Main door should not be facing a staircase that leads down to the lower unit. 1.2. For example, when say the bomb shelter door is (always) open and from one's main door one can see the staircase; then this is not ideal. 1.3. But, based on building regulations; the good news is that all these doors must remain shut at all times. If so, and also even if the door is opened fully; it opens to only the landing (of the staircase) then this is a non-issue. 1.4. If so, it is equivalent to one's main door facing another unit's main door. In some new condos e.g. The Palette, they even have a folding screen to hide the bomb shelter. 1.5. Another similar situation is that some find it inauspicious to have the main door face the lift door. Again, this has more to do with common sense than Feng Shui. As if one often opens the main door; it is in full view of the lift entrance etc... 2. Lucky or Unlucky Numbers 2.1. Frankly, under Numerology; there are at least 1,000 methods or formulas. 2.2. Thus, if one use a specific formula; it can result in certain numbers being lucky to a person. 2.3. However, another set of formula; may deem such numbers inauspicious. 2.4. Thus, this is akin to "one man's meat is another man's poison". 2.5. For example, SIA has a long tradition of never naming a seat #13. Thus, one can never find a seat numbered A13 or B13 or C13 on SIA ever. 2.6. Traditionally, such a number may not appeal to some westerners. And only some are superstitious about the number #13. 2.7. To me and perhaps to you also; you may not find any issue with such a number. 2.8. Again, just a few months ago; a Filipino client bought a unit #04-04 in an existing condo in Rivervale Sengkang. The owner of that unit had problem trying to sell it for the past year. And only after the Filipino client bought it; the agent then revealed to them that this was an "unlucky" number to some Chinese. My Filipino client says, they don't have an issue with it. 2.9. Here, based on common sense; even if the new owner is not adverse to say #04-04; in the foreseeable future; if they do decide to sell or exit this unit; they may like the previous owner face some problems trying to sell the unit. Again, do take note that this has nothing to do with Feng Shui at all. 2.10 Thus, if I am personally aware of it; I would not want to commit buying such a unit as it may in the near future affect my home's value and marketability. This is thus the main consideration; rather than whether the number to me is good or inauspicious.

In this sample by ranking of an estate; one systematic approach is to apply common sense such as:- In this sample there are Legends like:- X = Inauspicious especially low floors to be next to a precint pavilion where often funerals are held. (only applies to HDB does not apply to condo units) RB = Low floors may get the smell of rubbish truck collection... etc... The other is if you can try to apply Flying Stars or plot and use it to understand the interior layout. Here the concern is where certain bad flying star numbers may land e.g. #5 hopefully does not land in say the master bedroom etc... The alternative is you may want to consider getting a geomancer to appraise either that unit one is interested in or if it is a newly launched condo unit; then a "by ranking" similar to the attached may be considered.

1. In any development potentially, there are the good and not so good stacks/units:- http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32652&new=%3Cbr 2. Many have successfully bought homes based on personal feelings. For example, the most common approach is to bring one's family members before signing on the dotted line. 3. If Feng Shui is to be considered or applied then in general; there are several concepts: 3.1. The most fundamental is that often one cannot find that "perfect home." Thus Para 3 (below) applies. 3.2 If one knows Flying Star Feng Shui; (see Para 11) then this is a useful tool to look closely into the internal organs of a home. 4. Various considerations under DIY Feng Shui:- 1. Feng Shui Triage Proper trouble-shooting is required. 2. Fix-the-Leak, First! Easily three or more major problems. 3. The Concept of Maximizing Marks Hopefully from a FAIL to a PASS or better! 4. The Customer Engineer Concept If you D.I.Y. make sure you read this! 5. Commonsense Approach Fact or Fiction? 6. Fast Food Feng Shui 7. Getting Three Quotes 8. Situational Approach 9. The Concept of Feng Shui by Exception 10. The Three-Step-Approach 11. Trial & Error Vs Flying Star 12. You Stay There! We (Geomancers) Don't! 13. Your Home: An unpolished gem or a rotten apple?

Under the Holy Trinity of Chinese luck system =100 perceint 1. Heaven Luck is born with. And ba zi. = 33.3% 2. Earth Luck is a about the Feng Shui of home and/office. = 33.3" 3. Human or man luck is about the person with especiallyhis family, friends. = 33.3% Thus, the above three make up to 100 percent of the total luck system. Reference: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&mid=34563&new=?pagewanted=all

Hougang Aljunied Town Council "HQ" beliefs strongly in Feng Shui? One major goal of a water position is that nothing else can be built above it. The result? Unintentionally creating a "Bright-Hall" or Ming Tang effect. This is why 8 out of 10 times; having a water position is never a bad thing after all.