The pen is mightier than the sword? Knowledge is power? Erh... found a worm in a book? = Bookworm?

There are many factors involved.
For example, the concept of "one man's meat is another man's poison applies".
The apartment may be suitable to breadwinner A. But may not be as suitable or even unsuitable to breadwinner B.
Just take a look at the three attachments.
Besides this, other factors including plotting the Flying Stars etc....
Therefore, just saying 55 stack 9 good buy or not is relative. It may be a good buy to person A. But may not be AS suitable to B.

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On 4/4/2014 8:01:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Is block 55 stack 9....balcony
facing NW and main door at SE
a good buy.? Balcony facing
the road.Thank you for
your precious advice.

Does it matter what a place is called?
Did you arrive on a refugee-ship?
So what is this Boathouse Residences about?

Block 53 is either Flying Stars NE2 or SW2

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On 4/1/2014 10:57:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Flying stars of :-BLOCKS 55 & 57 =
EITHER SE2 OR NW2BLOCKS 51, 61 & 63
EITHER SE1 OR NW1On 4/1/2014 10:28:02
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
The layout of the Tower blocks in
Heron
Bay suggests the "porcupine effect"
where in some instances, stacks MAY
have
sharp corners aimed towards a
neighbouring stack....On
4/1/2014
10:25:07 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
No offence, the name remindes me
of
...http://forum.geom
ancy
.net
/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=
29&m
id=3
1903&new=%3EHouse%20Hunting%20:%
20A%
20Lo
t%20Position%20-%20%3Cem%3EFeng%
20Sh
ui%3
C/emBased on Shapes and Forms
Feng
Shui
and Flying Stars, stack #05
seems to
be
the best stack as it is NE
facing.
Stack
#08 is the next best stack
provided
or
hopefully, a unit is partially
blocked
by it's neighbouring blocks from
the
Boat House.Ain't it a no brainer
that
even without Feng Shui; stack
#05
(and
#08 = subject to further
comments
below)
seems central and the most
distinctive
in this entire block? It is not
very
often that Shapes and Forms and
common
sense share the same consensus!
What
can
I say! And both are one of the
biggest +
#05 dual key.. unique ...
ones...OOps! This
development
has
several PORCUPINES....Erh...
what
about
the rest? Did you notice that
the
corner
of stack #20 is aimed towards
#08?
Or
stack #19 aimed towards #23 and
stack
#06 also aimed towards #23?In
general, I
quite like this plot of land
given
that
it considered as at the highest
"upstream" of Upper Serangoon
Road;
and
there should not be any more
developments to it's North other
than
perhaps greenery + some low rise
park-activities kiosks (if
any).In
addition, it's plot is
rectangular
as
opposed to it's neighbour : what
a
name
"Boathouse".On 3/31/2014
12:05:36
AM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi... would like to hear
your
fengshui comments on the
HERON
BAY EC...next to Boathouse
residences. Thank you.

Flying stars of :-
BLOCKS 55 & 57 = EITHER SE2 OR NW2

BLOCKS 51, 61 & 63 EITHER SE1 OR NW1

Quote

On 4/1/2014 10:28:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
The layout of the Tower blocks in Heron
Bay suggests the "porcupine effect"
where in some instances, stacks MAY have
sharp corners aimed towards a
neighbouring stack....On 4/1/2014
10:25:07 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
No offence, the name remindes me of
...http://forum.geomancy
.net
/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&m
id=3
1903&new=%3EHouse%20Hunting%20:%20A%
20Lo
t%20Position%20-%20%3Cem%3EFeng%20Sh
ui%3
C/emBased on Shapes and Forms Feng
Shui
and Flying Stars, stack #05 seems to
be
the best stack as it is NE facing.
Stack
#08 is the next best stack provided
or
hopefully, a unit is partially
blocked
by it's neighbouring blocks from the
Boat House.Ain't it a no brainer
that
even without Feng Shui; stack #05
(and
#08 = subject to further comments
below)
seems central and the most
distinctive
in this entire block? It is not very
often that Shapes and Forms and
common
sense share the same consensus! What
can
I say! And both are one of the
biggest +
#05 dual key.. unique ...
ones...OOps! This development
has
several PORCUPINES....Erh... what
about
the rest? Did you notice that the
corner
of stack #20 is aimed towards #08?
Or
stack #19 aimed towards #23 and
stack
#06 also aimed towards #23?In
general, I
quite like this plot of land given
that
it considered as at the highest
"upstream" of Upper Serangoon Road;
and
there should not be any more
developments to it's North other
than
perhaps greenery + some low rise
park-activities kiosks (if any).In
addition, it's plot is rectangular
as
opposed to it's neighbour : what a
name
"Boathouse".On 3/31/2014 12:05:36
AM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi... would like to hear your
fengshui comments on the HERON
BAY EC...next to Boathouse
residences. Thank you.

The layout of the Tower blocks in Heron Bay suggests the "porcupine effect" where in some instances, stacks MAY have sharp corners aimed towards a neighbouring stack....

Quote

On 4/1/2014 10:25:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:
No offence, the name remindes me of
...http://forum.geomancy.net
/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&mid=3
1903&new=%3EHouse%20Hunting%20:%20A%20Lo
t%20Position%20-%20%3Cem%3EFeng%20Shui%3
C/emBased on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui
and Flying Stars, stack #05 seems to be
the best stack as it is NE facing. Stack
#08 is the next best stack provided or
hopefully, a unit is partially blocked
by it's neighbouring blocks from the
Boat House.Ain't it a no brainer that
even without Feng Shui; stack #05 (and
#08 = subject to further comments below)
seems central and the most distinctive
in this entire block? It is not very
often that Shapes and Forms and common
sense share the same consensus! What can
I say! And both are one of the biggest +
#05 dual key.. unique ...
ones...OOps! This development has
several PORCUPINES....Erh... what about
the rest? Did you notice that the corner
of stack #20 is aimed towards #08? Or
stack #19 aimed towards #23 and stack
#06 also aimed towards #23?In general, I
quite like this plot of land given that
it considered as at the highest
"upstream" of Upper Serangoon Road; and
there should not be any more
developments to it's North other than
perhaps greenery + some low rise
park-activities kiosks (if any).In
addition, it's plot is rectangular as
opposed to it's neighbour : what a name
"Boathouse".On 3/31/2014 12:05:36 AM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi... would like to hear your
fengshui comments on the HERON
BAY EC...next to Boathouse
residences. Thank you.

No offence, the name remindes me of ...http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=29&mid=31903&new=%3EHouse%20Hunting%20:%20A%20Lot%20Position%20-%20%3Cem%3EFeng%20Shui%3C/em
Based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui and Flying Stars, stack #05 seems to be the best stack as it is NE facing. Stack #08 is the next best stack provided or hopefully, a unit is partially blocked by it's neighbouring blocks from the Boat House.
Ain't it a no brainer that even without Feng Shui; stack #05 (and #08 = subject to further comments below) seems central and the most distinctive in this entire block? It is not very often that Shapes and Forms and common sense share the same consensus! What can I say! And both are one of the biggest + #05 dual key.. unique ... ones...
OOps! This development has several PORCUPINES....
Erh... what about the rest? Did you notice that the corner of stack #20 is aimed towards #08? Or stack #19 aimed towards #23 and stack #06 also aimed towards #23?
In general, I quite like this plot of land given that it considered as at the highest "upstream" of Upper Serangoon Road; and there should not be any more developments to it's North other than perhaps greenery + some low rise park-activities kiosks (if any).
In addition, it's plot is rectangular as opposed to it's neighbour : what a name "Boathouse".

Quote

On 3/31/2014 12:05:36 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi... would like to hear your
fengshui comments on the HERON
BAY EC...next to Boathouse
residences. Thank you.

When the buying STOPS, the selling CAN!

Quote

On 4/1/2014 8:41:40 AM, Anonymous wrote:
It's not healthy!On 3/16/2014 10:09:24
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Hey! Buying roses not exactly ideal,
but
at least better than ....On
2/18/2014
8:20:42 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Horror stories told of
Geomancers
that
bring along a suitcase of
commercial
products in the name of Feng
Shui to
client's place. Looks more like
a
salesperson than a Feng Shui
Master.On
2/5/2014 7:36:53 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Research is the key to the
"Art"
of
Feng
Shui. Not products.When the
buying,
Stops! The selling, Can!On
9/12/2013
8:35:52 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Save for that rainy day!
While
Feng
Shui
products are commercial
and
modern.When
the buying Stops, the
selling
Can!On
7/29/2013 8:03:06 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Does this person fit
the
description
of >the boss of a
Feng
Shui
emporium?On
7/14/2013
8:07:11
AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Hey!
You
even
took away all my
clothings.
At
least, leave me my
underwear,
please, Madam?On
7/10/2013
12:31:57 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
You >are most
welcome
to
come
again! >>(Provided
you
buy
something from
us...
ELSE!)On
7/8/2013
9:17:35
PM,
Cecil Lee
wrote:
Frankly, it is
indeed
very
true that a
sucker
is
born every
minute....On
>>6/28/2013
8:58:10
AM,
Cecil >Lee
wrote:
The
Feng Shui
emporium
swears
that >when
you
buy
their magic (wealth)
>purse,
>money will fall
out
of
the >>sky!On
6/9/2013
8:42:40 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote: >>>VVIP
>treatment makes
one
feel
like a
King.
The
rest?
>>Dogs and
cats!On
>>>6/9/2013
8:20:23
AM,
>>Cecil Lee
wrote:
>>>Let
me
introduce
you >to >the
>>>wonderfu
l
boss
of the >Feng
>Shui
Emporium.He is
like
a >>Casino
Banker.
>And once >you
step
>>>>into
his
premises,
>>>you are
HIS!On
>>6/8/2013
9:18:06
AM,
>>>>Ceci
l
Lee
wrote:
>>>>The
Feng
Shui
>Emporium
will
want you
to
>>>believe
that
>everything
they
sell
>>is "IN
THE
>NAME" of
Feng
Shui.On
>>>>>
6/6/
2013
>>8:24:51
AM,
>Cecil >Lee
wrote:
>>>>>
>
Daug
hter
of
Feng >>Shui
>>>>empo
rium
>>>says "
I
CAN"T
>>>THINK OF
ANY
>>>>>
REAS
ON
TO
BUY
PRODUCTS
in
the
name
of
Fung
SWAY!"

I am disturbing a RAT....

Quote

On 3/13/2014 7:19:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hmm... a rat's "worst pairing
is with a horse... oops!

It's not healthy!

Quote

On 3/16/2014 10:09:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hey! Buying roses not exactly ideal, but
at least better than ....On 2/18/2014
8:20:42 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Horror stories told of Geomancers
that
bring along a suitcase of commercial
products in the name of Feng Shui to
client's place. Looks more like a
salesperson than a Feng Shui
Master.On
2/5/2014 7:36:53 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Research is the key to the "Art"
of
Feng
Shui. Not products.When the
buying,
Stops! The selling, Can!On
9/12/2013
8:35:52 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Save for that rainy day!
While
Feng
Shui
products are commercial and
modern.When
the buying Stops, the
selling
Can!On
7/29/2013 8:03:06 AM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
Does this person fit the
description
of >the boss of a Feng
Shui
emporium?On >7/14/2013
8:07:11
AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Hey!
You
even
took away all my
clothings.
At
least, leave me my
underwear,
please, Madam?On
7/10/2013
12:31:57 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
You >are most welcome
to
come
again! >>(Provided you
buy
something from >us...
ELSE!)On >7/8/2013
9:17:35
PM,
Cecil Lee >>wrote:
Frankly, it is
indeed
very
true that a >sucker
is
born every
minute....On
>6/28/2013
8:58:10
AM,
Cecil >Lee >wrote:
The
Feng Shui
emporium
swears
that >when
you
buy
their magic (wealth)
purse,
money will fall
out
of
the >>sky!On
6/9/2013
8:42:40 AM, >Cecil
Lee
wrote: >>>VVIP
treatment makes
one
feel
like a >>>King.
The
rest?
>Dogs and
cats!On
>>6/9/2013
8:20:23
AM,
>Cecil Lee
wrote:
>>Let >me
introduce
you >to >the
>>wonderful
boss
of the >Feng
Shui
Emporium.He is
like
a >>Casino
Banker.
And once >you
step
>>>into his
premises,
>>you are
HIS!On
>6/8/2013
9:18:06
AM,
>>>Cecil
Lee
wrote:
>>>The
Feng
Shui
Emporium
will
want you >>>>to
>>believe
that
everything >they
sell
>is "IN
THE
NAME" of
Feng
Shui.On
>>>>6/6/
2013
>8:24:51 >AM,
Cecil >Lee
wrote:
>>>>>
Daug
hter
of
Feng >>Shui
>>>emporium
>>says " >I
CAN"T
>>THINK OF
ANY
>>>>REAS
ON
TO
BUY
PRODUCTS
in
the >>>>name
of
Fung >>>>SWAY!"

If one does not want to place one of those conVEX mirrors; then this (stealth-mode) is a possibility:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=16004&new=

Other past resources:-

http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=27978&new=

http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=23368&new=
Please note that the "mirror" need not be exactly facing the cactus. So long as it shares the same concept of a convex mirror above the door or as mentioned in the first link is fine or OK.

Quote

On 3/28/2014 2:50:05 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil, thanks for your advice.
At which location of the door is
appropriate - right top or left top
or?On 3/28/2014 2:44:37 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote: >Further to what I had
mentioned;There >are two other
alternatives:1. If one >wants to
apply "stealth" or stealth >mode, is
the use of highly reflective >grille
gates e.g. chrome or a reflective
mirror on the gate.2. The other is
the >traditional method of placing a
convex >mirror above the
door.On 3/28/2014 >9:15:12 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >>These are some
considerations:1. >>Fortunately,
for now, the cactus is >just
a "stump" and does not seem to
have >>torns (correct me if I am
wrong). >This >>is a plus
point.1.1 If the cactus is >>tall
and lots of "branches" then, it >is
a concern.2. Under the Five
elements >>concept, fire or
something RED can >be >>used
against it: Not possible to >move
your plant to the same side of
the >>cactus? (If so, understand
as the >area >>"belongs" to
your neighbour" or your >>main
door is in the way should you >place
it to the right of the main
door.3. >For >>now, just
monitor the situation i.e.
hopefully the cactus does not
grow >tall >>with lots of
branches.On >3/28/2014
8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in
their >>>front door entrance
which also >>>somehow faces our
house. >>>Hope you could
advise whether >>>this will
affect us. I >>>attach
herewith the photos for >>>your
reference.Thanks.

Further to what I had mentioned;

There are two other alternatives:

1. If one wants to apply "stealth" or stealth mode, is the use of highly reflective grille gates e.g. chrome or a reflective mirror on the gate.
2. The other is the traditional method of placing a convex mirror above the door.

Quote

On 3/28/2014 9:15:12 AM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Fortunately, for now, the cactus is just
a "stump" and does not seem to have
torns (correct me if I am wrong). This
is a plus point.1.1 If the cactus is
tall and lots of "branches" then, it is
a concern.2. Under the Five elements
concept, fire or something RED can be
used against it: Not possible to move
your plant to the same side of the
cactus? (If so, understand as the area
"belongs" to your neighbour" or your
main door is in the way should you place
it to the right of the main door.3. For
now, just monitor the situation i.e.
hopefully the cactus does not grow tall
with lots of branches.On 3/28/2014
8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in their
front door entrance which also
somehow faces our house.
Hope you could advise whether
this will affect us. I
attach herewith the photos for
your reference.Thanks.

These are some considerations:
1. Fortunately, for now, the cactus is just a "stump" and does not seem to have torns (correct me if I am wrong). This is a plus point.
1.1 If the cactus is tall and lots of "branches" then, it is a concern.
2. Under the Five elements concept, fire or something RED can be used against it: Not possible to move your plant to the same side of the cactus? (If so, understand as the area "belongs" to your neighbour" or your main door is in the way should you place it to the right of the main door.
3. For now, just monitor the situation i.e. hopefully the cactus does not grow tall with lots of branches.

Quote

On 3/28/2014 8:38:14 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilMy neighbour has
placed a cactus plant in their
front door entrance which also
somehow faces our house.
Hope you could advise whether
this will affect us. I
attach herewith the photos for
your reference.Thanks.

Begin by mapping out the Nine sectors and determining the most suitable purposes for each. This analysis should also consider the optimal drainage system for the property.

 

Under the Five Elements Concept:
Earth = Square or rectangle
Metal = Circle
Fire = Triangle

I must blame it on something... perhaps POOR Feng Shui?

How come always being rejected? Blame on #3??

Can you spot the tell-tale signs of a just T.O.P. condo unit besides empty units?
Please look at these photos... carefully

Seemingly innocent bamboo poles - if aimed towards a home's main entrance (or openings such as an open window) is considered a "poison arrow" or Sha Qi.

What is auto-suggestion & self-fulfilling prophecy about?
It is said that if one were to scold a sheep or a cow = stupid; this will not lead to auto-suggestion.
But if one were to scold a child : stupid, stupid, stupid! The child may end-up being stu-pig!

Hey! Buying roses not exactly ideal, but at least better than ....

Quote

On 2/18/2014 8:20:42 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Horror stories told of Geomancers that
bring along a suitcase of commercial
products in the name of Feng Shui to
client's place. Looks more like a
salesperson than a Feng Shui Master.On
2/5/2014 7:36:53 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Research is the key to the "Art" of
Feng
Shui. Not products.When the buying,
Stops! The selling, Can!On 9/12/2013
8:35:52 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Save for that rainy day! While
Feng
Shui
products are commercial and
modern.When
the buying Stops, the selling
Can!On
7/29/2013 8:03:06 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Does this person fit the
description
of >the boss of a Feng Shui
emporium?On >7/14/2013
8:07:11
AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >>Hey!
You
even
took away all my
clothings.
At
least, leave me my
underwear,
please, Madam?On >7/10/2013
12:31:57 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
You >are most welcome to
come
again! >>(Provided you buy
something from >us...
ELSE!)On >7/8/2013
9:17:35
PM,
Cecil Lee >>wrote:
Frankly, it is >indeed
very
true that a >sucker
is
born every >minute....On
6/28/2013 8:58:10
AM,
Cecil >Lee >wrote:
The
Feng Shui >>>emporium
swears
that >when >>>you
buy
their magic (wealth)
purse,
money will fall >out
of
the >>sky!On
6/9/2013
8:42:40 AM, >Cecil
Lee
wrote: >>>VVIP
treatment makes >one
feel
like a >>>King. The
rest?
Dogs and >cats!On
>6/9/2013
8:20:23
AM,
Cecil Lee >wrote:
>Let >me
introduce
you >to >the
>wonderful
boss
of the >Feng
Shui
Emporium.He is
like
a >>Casino >Banker.
And once >you step
>>into his
premises,
>you are
HIS!On
6/8/2013 >9:18:06
AM,
>>Cecil Lee
wrote:
>>The >Feng
Shui
Emporium
will
want you >>>>to
>believe >that
everything >they
sell
is "IN >>THE
NAME" of >>Feng
Shui.On
>>>6/6/2013
8:24:51 >AM,
Cecil >Lee
wrote:
>>>>Daug
hter
of
Feng >>Shui
>>emporium
>says " >I
CAN"T
>THINK OF >ANY
>>>REASON
TO
BUY >>>>PRODUCTS
in
the >>>>name
of
Fung >>>>SWAY!"

Did someone over-slept and just tried to wake-up?

Quote

On 3/16/2014 9:16:07 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Singapore the most expensive?
Nowadays, we hear this
often.....Are you able to
relate to this?

Singapore the most expensive?
Nowadays, we hear this often.....
Are you able to relate to this?

This frontage @ The Canopy is equally dim. It may not totally dim due to the quality of the Iphone5 lens..

 

Quote

On 11/8/2013 7:55:12 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Please see the two photos.2. In the
two photos; one can see that the area
in-front of the entrance is generally
bright.3. Thus, if say the owners
frequently opens the main entrance door
and often, it is airy and (windy). There
is a possibility or rather, higher
chance of saying that maybe; one could
consider the main door as the frontage,
here.4. Contrast this with the earlier
photos in the first posting; where the
area outside the maindoor is dim
and dark even during the daylight
hours.On 10/31/2013 11:19:25 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >A. For an
apartment; there are >often two
common possible >frontage:1. Standing
inside >the main entrance door
looking >outwards or2. Finding the
location where there are most
openings such as windows and
balconies if any.B. In this
sample illustration; notice >that
the passageway leading to >a unit's
main door is dim >(dark) = yin. If
so, most >likely, this may not be the
frontage of the apartment.C.
Applying Flying Star Feng Shui
is about locating the most >yang
qi (most openings and >bright area
e.g. natural >lighting that filters
into a >home).

The Chinese Zodiac consists of 12 animal signs. And every 6 hours (erh... I mean 6 years) an animal sign will be directly opposite each other.... and this pairing is considered is worst amongst themselves...

For example, in this illustration; a Dog has at least 6 years difference in age with a Dragon. And they are directly opposite each other..... thus considered the worst pairing. Same for a Rat with a Horse...