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These are some considerations:
1. General comments. For 232 and 234, just be careful of the school's roof line "slicing into one of the levels".
2. 292D is the precinct pavilion. Although it is strategically placed; but many surrounding (lower floor) stacks could see into the pavilion. Of course,funeral wakes are hopefullynot often.
3. But hopefully during auspicious occasions;a visitor to oneof thelower units at e.g. stack 520 can clearly see into the pavilion. Can'tcontrol suchan event.QuoteOn 11/26/2013 5:48:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear fengshui experts, in one
of your posts you mentioned
that residents who will be
staying instacks 522,
520, 232, 234, 228 and 230
should be more concerned with
it's frontage as shown in the
shaded RED - zone/area
indicated in image you
provided. What do we have to
be concern of? As shown in
image that red patch is
playground, fitness
stations..etc. Kindly advise,
Thank you very much.
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Youmay consider usingthe free auspicious dates (for next 30days)link at: http://dates.geomancy.net closer to that monthQuoteOn 11/25/2013 11:26:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,Can you advise
on the auspicious dates for
starting work in a new company
in January 2014? My horoscope
is Rooster.Thanks.
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Frankly if you are into pure DIY; you really have to make an uphill task to learn more.
The major topics that I had mentioned in one of the illustrations : "A practical approach to Feng Shui today" has clues on the types of Schools and Headings.
As Rome is not built in a day; so is DIY.
For those who are for eg. too impatient to DIY; may consider other routes e.g. get expert help etc...... this is pure common sense.
For example; this is similar to other disciplines. If you have a modern car. Would you go to the trouble to doing your own servicing? If yes, then you may have to read up to gain knowledge before you can do your own servicing. OR? Bring it to a workshop which have the necessary skills or tools to do so. There is no short-cut if you want to DIY.
And there is no way nor one can get spoon-fed all the time.QuoteOn 11/25/2013 5:55:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Sir,thanks for pointing out the whole
things about feng shui.As I'm new and
just read everything about basic Feng
shui so I do not know what next?of
course I not going to do the
kindergarden FS if I have a chance to
move to the next level.Maybe you can
advice me what is next.Hope to hear from
you soon.CheersOn 11/23/2013 5:45:49 PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Please see illustration on where are
you
now? OK, you have determined the
centrepoint. And located all the
compass
bearings and plotted them on your
apartment chart.If you intend to
apply
Kindergarten type of Feng Shui.
[STOP.]
End of story.However, today's Feng
Shui
is not like the Fung Sway of
yester-years.RED DOT shows "YOU ARE
HERE". Just scratching the surface:
Eight House mansion; Flying Stars +
Ba
Zi. And most important ingredient:
interpretation and application of
all
the combined fields together.On
11/23/2013 5:21:30 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
North =
water, South = fire
etc....
Is based on
kindergarten type of
Feng Shui. 1.1. In
many past
forum
messages; if you were
told or
adviced by a geomancer in the
1970's
to 1980's; you would be none the
wiser; and think very highly of
that
geomancer.1.2. Unfortunately; if
you
were to apply Para 1; today, it
is
like
stone-aged or kindergarten
Fung
Sway.2.
In the attached sample
illustration:
please see sample:
Page 3. Showing three
persons:
Male,
Female and son. And in
the
illustration; often in areas of
their master bedroom or general
home
areas; best colours for the
couple
COULD
be applied subject to
after
ploting the
flying stars.3.
Sometimes, even if their
combined
colours are favourable; one
final
clue is to match this with the
flying stars of say their
bedroom.
And
from, here determine the
best
colours.4.
Thus, if you are into
Para 1; my advice
is might as
well
flip a coin to
determine the
colours.5. In my opinion,
what
you
mentioned, here is just
scratching
the surface. You have not
even
climbed say Mount Faber, yet. After
you climb Mount faber; then
consider
climbing Bukit Timah Hill; then
The
North Face of Himalayas..On
11/23/2013
4:41:10 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
HI
Sir,Thanks for
your
great advice on
the
pie-chart. I
have done determine
on
the
compass facing.I going to
renovate
my house in a few weeks
time
and
since I
have determine the
facing, can I say I
will
base on
the
direction to paint the
desire
color?Example
North
: Water
(Black / Blue) also
able
to paint
White
(Metal
enhance
water) for
North sector.
NorthEast - Earth
etc.Can
I base
on the basic
direction
color to
determine the fix
fixture like TV
features
wall on
North sector in White
or
silver?Actually color/element of
the
house sector is base on the
general
direction or base on
the
person?
Hope
you can clear
my
doubts on the
above
matters.Again, Thanks you for
your
prompt
reply.CheersLimOn
11/20/2013
9:22:29 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
It is good that
you
use
the
"cut-out"
method-From
the
centrepoint;
yes,
you
should use
the
pie chart and add
in
the
compass markings.
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Please see illustration on where are you now?
OK, you have determined the centrepoint. And located all the compass bearings and plotted them on your apartment chart.
If you intend to apply Kindergarten type of Feng Shui. [STOP.] End of story.
However, today's Feng Shui is not like the Fung Sway of yester-years.
RED DOT shows "YOU ARE HERE". Just scratching the surface: Eight House mansion; Flying Stars + Ba Zi. And most important ingredient: interpretation and application of all the combined fields together.QuoteOn 11/23/2013 5:21:30 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. North =
water, South = fire etc.... Is based on
kindergarten type of Feng Shui. 1.1. In
many past forum messages; if you were
told or adviced by a geomancer in the
1970's to 1980's; you would be none the
wiser; and think very highly of that
geomancer.1.2. Unfortunately; if you
were to apply Para 1; today, it is like
stone-aged or kindergarten Fung Sway.2.
In the attached sample illustration:
please see sample: Page 3. Showing three
persons: Male, Female and son. And in
the illustration; often in areas of
their master bedroom or general home
areas; best colours for the couple COULD
be applied subject to after ploting the
flying stars.3. Sometimes, even if their
combined colours are favourable; one
final clue is to match this with the
flying stars of say their bedroom. And
from, here determine the best colours.4.
Thus, if you are into Para 1; my advice
is might as well flip a coin to
determine the colours.5. In my opinion,
what you mentioned, here is just
scratching the surface. You have not
even climbed say Mount Faber, yet. After
you climb Mount faber; then consider
climbing Bukit Timah Hill; then The
North Face of Himalayas..On 11/23/2013
4:41:10 PM, Anonymous wrote:
HI
Sir,Thanks for your great advice on
the pie-chart. I have done determine
on
the compass facing.I going to
renovate
my house in a few weeks
time and since I
have determine the
facing, can I say I
will base on the
direction to paint the
desire
color?Example North : Water
(Black / Blue) also able to paint
White
(Metal enhance water) for
North sector.
NorthEast - Earth
etc.Can I base
on the basic
direction color to
determine the fix
fixture like TV
features wall on
North sector in White
or
silver?Actually color/element of the
house sector is base on the general
direction or base on the person?
Hope
you can clear my doubts on the
above
matters.Again, Thanks you for
your
prompt reply.CheersLimOn
11/20/2013
9:22:29 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
It is good that you use
the
"cut-out"
method-From
the centrepoint; yes,
you
should use the pie chart and add
in
the
compass markings.
-
These are some considerations:
1. North = water, South = fire etc.... Is based on kindergarten type of Feng Shui.
1.1. In many past forum messages; if you were told or adviced by a geomancer in the 1970's to 1980's; you would be none the wiser; and think very highly of that geomancer.
1.2. Unfortunately; if you were to apply Para 1; today, it is like stone-aged or kindergarten Fung Sway.
2. In the attached sample illustration: please see sample: Page 3. Showing three persons:
Male, Female and son. And in the illustration; often in areas of their master bedroom or general home areas; best colours for the couple COULD be applied subject to after ploting the flying stars.
3. Sometimes, even if their combined colours are favourable; one final clue is to match this with the flying stars of say their bedroom. And from, here determine the best colours.
4. Thus, if you are into Para 1; my advice is might as well flip a coin to determine the colours.
5. In my opinion, what you mentioned, here is just scratching the surface. You have not even climbed say Mount Faber, yet. After you climb Mount faber; then consider climbing Bukit Timah Hill; then The North Face of Himalayas..QuoteOn 11/23/2013 4:41:10 PM, Anonymous wrote:
HI Sir,Thanks for your great advice on
the pie-chart. I have done determine on
the compass facing.I going to renovate
my house in a few weeks time and since I
have determine the facing, can I say I
will base on the direction to paint the
desire color?Example North : Water
(Black / Blue) also able to paint White
(Metal enhance water) for North sector.
NorthEast - Earth etc.Can I base
on the basic direction color to
determine the fix fixture like TV
features wall on North sector in White
or silver?Actually color/element of the
house sector is base on the general
direction or base on the person? Hope
you can clear my doubts on the above
matters.Again, Thanks you for your
prompt reply.CheersLimOn 11/20/2013
9:22:29 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
It is good that you use the
"cut-out"
method-From the centrepoint; yes,
you
should use the pie chart and add in
the
compass markings.
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"Sorry, need to ask another question again. As I am curious of the facing direction because what I want to get the particular unit is all windows at living hall and 3 rooms windows are facing the(hidden - a specific)country club golf course and I assume this area should be better for the house facing in-front rather than behind where there is no support? Correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks and regards,A"Another way of looking is:
"Just imagine if the apartment is a landed property. You would drive UP to the frontage right? And the frontage should be where you had described."
"Who would drive to the "back-side" of the home or apartment."
Furthermore, you have deduced it based on? Common sense.
And common sense prevails over whatever may be written. In general, statements written are not cast in stone............
QuoteOn 11/22/2013 3:11:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Someone posted this enquiry:-"
Thanks for your kind
help.May I also know
like all my living hall and 3
bedrooms windows are all
facing the same directions
South, does that mean the
house of the facing are
towards south and my back
support will be North?
Thanks and
regards,A...... "
Dear A,
1. It depends. Usually, if you
may not often leave the main
door open (when at home) or
when you approach a home and
the area around the main door
is dim; then most likely, the
FACING direction in this
example is "South" and not
"North (assuming main door is
here).
2. Safest is if not sure at
the moment; stand inside the
living room looking out of the
windows or balcony area.
3. What is most important
fundamentally; here is that
why we determine the facing
direction is chiefly for the
purpose of calculating the
Flying Star of a home. And
this is the root of it all.
4. As mentioned in my link; a
main door can join each stack
to whatever the architect
wants all stacks to be "glued"
together.
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Someone posted this enquiry:-
" Thanks for your kind help.
May I also know like all my living hall and 3 bedrooms windows are all facing the same directions South, does that mean the house of the facing are towards south and my back support will be North?
Thanks and regards,
A...... "Dear A,
1. It depends. Usually, if you may not often leave the main door open (when at home) or when you approach a home and the area around the main door is dim; then most likely, the FACING direction in this example is "South" and not "North (assuming main door is here).
2. Safest is if not sure at the moment; stand inside the living room looking out of the windows or balcony area.
3. What is most important fundamentally; here is that why we determine the facing direction is chiefly for the purpose of calculating the Flying Star of a home. And this is the root of it all.
4. As mentioned in my link; a main door can join each stack to whatever the architect wants all stacks to be "glued" together.
5. Anyway, if the house is a North - South or South - North it still is considered better or best for an East group person.
QuoteOn 6/27/2013 12:06:41 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Part II=====
1. Further to what I had
mentioned, sometimes, it may
be easier to determine the
sitting position. Especially
if there is a distinct hill or
slope e.g. behind the
property. We could "safely"
say that the facing is
directly opposite this.
2. In Singapore, especially
for the 3 room Housing and
Development Board flats (HDB),
we often find that we enter
the apartment from the front.
And it is easy to say that
this is often the facing
direction or the
"mouth-of-the-house".
3. However, nowadays, many
apartments are squeezed so
tight and clustered in a snake
like formation, the main door
can nearly be at any
direction.
4. For a condo or apartment.
It is best to check on one's
life-style habit. Does one
often leave the main door
open? Or close it most of the
time?
5. For many who live in a
condo, I have seen majority of
the residents close the main
door (unless they fixed a
grille at the main door). Yet,
many do close this door. If we
do close this door, then, it
does not make much sense to
say that this is the
"mouth-of-the-house".
6. Furthermore, many condos
and even new HDB apartments
have main doors at "odd"
placement. And often, if we
have to negotiate a turn into
the home from the main door,
most likely, this may not be
the natural "facing
direction".
7. This is similiar to what I
had mentioned for a landed
property under Para 1, where
if the main door is at the
side. And if there are other
landed properties where this
main door faces the side of
the neighbour's apartment,
most likely this should not be
the main door.
8. In fact, I am very sadden
by the fact that, some local
practitioners try to scare
their would be clients not to
take up Feng Shui from others
who do not take readings from
the main door of an apartment.
9. Look at it this way,
countries like Singapore and
Hong Kong have majority of
their residents staying in an
apartment (condo or HDB)
andFeng Shui for
apartments is quite modern.
And as mentioned
above,the main door can
be located at very odd
locations and it should not be
construde as the main door.
10. I believe, many of such
practitioners either live in
the stone age ormost
likely wear spectacles but if
one peers closely at their
spectacles, these spectacles
have "tunnel vision lens".
11. Therefore, check to
see where is most likely the
"mouth-of-the-house". And in
many of the common approaches
are:
11.1 If the home has four
sides of windows, try to
figure out, firstly which side
has more light. The idea of
more light is more practical
than the amount of wind coming
into a home.
11.2 More light would often
suggest, that there are more
floor area of window or the
mouth-of-the house.
11.3 To use the amount of wind
blowing into the windows etc..
may not be an exact science,
since, high /low pressures
within a day can differ.
Therefore, wind can blow from
any side of the home at any
given time. This is
particuarly true for an island
like Singapore, which is
surrounded by water. And it is
said that in a high pressure
days, air circulate either
clock-wise or anti-clockwise
for low pressure days.
12. The idea that the higher
one's apartment is, we should
take the reading from the
balcony or the location where
most lightcomes in makes
more sense also. Many people
feel that when our apartment
goes as high as 6, 7 or 8th
storeys, and if we do see much
light coming thru, here, then
this should be the
mouth-of-the house.
13. However, if one lives in a
highrise, and if our views are
blocked by an immediate
neigbhouring block and if we
have the habbit to open the
main door (leaving it open
most of the time), then, even
if at a higher storey, we
could then perhaps, use this
as the main door.
13.Given, the above
examples, one can therefore
see that thereis no
right or wrong answers.
14. More importantly, if you
do check on a practitioner,
check to see if the
practitioner use the term "IT
DEPENDS". If so, the
practitioner is most likely a
better practitioner - who does
not go for only one method.
15. If the practitioner - says
that every other method is
WRONG! It must be the main
door, please steer clear of
this "dead-wood", myopic
practitioner! Unfortunately,
there are many of these in
Singapore. It shows how
inflexible, such people are.
Feng Shui was developed at the
time where there were few if
any highrise. And, it is very
sad to say that many of such
schools, feel that only their
method is RIGHT and sometimes,
these practitioners will quote
some famous practitioners dead
or alive. Who cares, do
remember the fundamentals and
we are better off.
Warmest Regards,Cecil
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1. You can use the Search feature on the TOP-left frame of this forum and simply type things like " auspicious number of steps"
2. And you should easily find resources within this forum. There are many links, such as this one, below:-
The secrets of Authentic `steps counting - Feng Shui at Geomancy.Net
11 Dec 2002 ... Following this method, one should be able to work out the number of steps:- 3.2
Auspicious steps are:- 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19,...
forum.geomancy.net/resources/forum-archive/12354.htmQuoteOn 11/21/2013 5:41:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Many thanks Master Cecil.There are 5
steps to landing. Does numbers of steps
matters?On 11/18/2013 10:14:00 PM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
In my opinion; placing a
curtain has
more to do with common
sense then Feng
Shui.For example;
sometimes a curtain
may sway or
move. And may be caught in
one's
feet etc.. and pose a safety
hazard.If the curtain have beads;
and if
the beads break-loose; may
also pose a
hazard as stepping on
the beads may lead
to a fall.On
11/18/2013 8:23:08 PM, jian
rong
chen wrote:
Many thanks Master
Cecil.Will put a
curtain to
block
the view of STEPs
help?On
11/1/2013
9:31:04 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
It
is difficult to
figure out
the
layout
from
your
description.Under symbolism
in
Feng
Shui; ideally, best
not to
see the
STEPs
(leading up/down)
directly
facing
the main
entrance
door.On
10/31/2013
4:02:58
PM, jian rong
chen
wrote:
Dear Master,I have
rented an
apartment
where it
has
two
units
upper and
ground. My
appartment is
at
the
upper
unit. My main door is
directly
leading to the
staircase
and
withtwo
intermediate
landings before
go up to
my
living hall and
bed
rooms.Do
you
see any
problem with
this?ThanksJacky
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It is good that you use the "cut-out" method-
From the centrepoint; yes, you should use the pie chart and add in the compass markings.QuoteOn 11/20/2013 9:19:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Sir,I have found the center
of the house base on your
recommendation using the
balance methods and draw out a
full view plan. Also I have
use the PIE chart methods to
plot the direction by standing
at the center of the house and
take the measurement. Just
concern is the center bagua is
small or it look ok? Kindly
advice pleaseAs
mention, is it correct to
stand at the center (using the
balance method) and took the
reading which I had did?Hope
to hear from you soon.Again..
Thank you.Sorry for the double
post..Here is the link for the
images
:https://docs.google.com/file/
d/0B4ejcZOcbtlQSUdJMmtJVE9UeWc
/edit?pli=1
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These are some considerations:
1. Attached shows a quick glance "eye-ball" method to determine the centre-of-gravity of your home. (As mentioned, it is a quick determination. Can it be further fine-tuned? Yes - further reviewed or see Para 1.1. below.)
1.1. For your layout; it is STRONGLY suggested to photo-copy a proper layout, glue it onto a cardboard and cut-out an outline of the actual unit. And then try to balance it on a pin to find the centre of gravity. (If so; because you have a large protrusion in yellow; it may differ vastly from what I mentioned under Para 1, above). You can use this findings instead of Para 1.
1.2. Best to use (preferred choice)the PIE chart method - instead of the grid system for such layouts.
2. In my opinion; the facing direction of your home has three possibilities:-
a. Standing at A looking out towards B to take a reading OR
b. C to D OR
c. E to F
3. In general, if your main door is generally "dim" and "dark" during natural lighting; then most likely your facing direction is not standing at C looking out towards D. But if you constantly open your main door; then may have to consider further as it may still be the frontage...
4. In my opinion, the most likely frontage is standing at A looking out towards B. Less likely from E to F. Why? as there are more openings at this direction (light entering) even if you don't always open as many windows at the A to B direction.
5. Unfortunately, this is still an in-exact science or rather an ART and may get differing opinions even amongst geomancers.QuoteOn 11/19/2013 12:16:13 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Sir,I need your advice and
hope you can help.Currently I
leave in Savannah Condopark
and have 2 question and hope
to hear your advice.1. House
facing direction? - Should it
be determine by door facing or
the bigger window where the
lights shine in everyday? I
live in the lower floor.2. As
you can see from the pix, I
leaving in a odd shape house
and would like to know how
should I determine the center
of the house. I trying to
apply the 9 grid on it. Hope
you can help.Hope to
hear from you soon.Thanks you.
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In my opinion; placing a curtain has more to do with common sense then Feng Shui.
For example; sometimes a curtain may sway or move. And may be caught in one's feet etc.. and pose a safety hazard.
If the curtain have beads; and if the beads break-loose; may also pose a hazard as stepping on the beads may lead to a fall.QuoteOn 11/18/2013 8:23:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Many thanks Master Cecil.Will put a
curtain to block the view of STEPs
help?On 11/1/2013 9:31:04 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
It is difficult to figure out
the layout
from your
description.Under symbolism in
Feng
Shui; ideally, best not to see the
STEPs (leading up/down) directly
facing
the main entrance door.On
10/31/2013
4:02:58 PM, jian rong
chen wrote:
Dear Master,I have
rented an
apartment where it has
two
units
upper and ground. My
appartment is
at the upper
unit. My main door is
directly
leading to the staircase
and
withtwo intermediate
landings before go up to my
living hall and bed rooms.Do
you
see any problem with
this?ThanksJacky
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Often for #3, use fire element or a red lamp can disarm it.QuoteOn 4/18/2009 6:29:13 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. If possible avoid pointed
shapes e.g. "diamond shape" or
many stars or anything
resemble pointed edges or
multiple pointed edges
designs.
2. Some sectors that have
flying star #3 (bad wood) :
avoid green wall paper or wall
paper with floral plants or
these type of wall paper. And
if one's ba zi is or such as
weak water person, all the
more to avoid floral/plants
designs.
4. At sectors that have #3
(bad wood) try not to inflame
this sector with dolphin type
or water element type of wall
paper e.g. wavy shapes etc...
As water element can
inadvertely inflame bad wood
#3.
(Note: #3 signfies:
quarrels, conflicts, lawsuits,
scandals type of activies).
5. Avoid pyramid or bright red
wall wappers at sectors like
NW (which may result in Fire
at Heaven's gate -
inauspicious for the male of
the house) or if a sector has
such star(s) or a combination
of stars like MS#5 with WS#2
with Base=#9.
6. Generally, bright yellow
wall papers - should be
avoided in the elderly
person's bedroom as a
preventitve measure or if the
bedroom has bad #5 (bad earth)
or Yellow..
7. If not sure, for example in
a children's bedroom, then if
ALL THREE MAJOR primarly
colours are used on a wall
feature, then it is possible
to use all the three major
primary colours: BRIGHT
RED, BRIGHT BLUE, BRIGHT GREEN
& (SOME ALSO CONSIDER
BRIGHT YELLOW ) as one of the
THREE major colours. Thus, if
one has a wall paper with all
these representations of
COLOUR, then no worries... can
use all combation of the
above. But should any one of
the colours are left out, then
got to check the sector to see
if it can accept a certain
colour.
Please note that BLACK can
replace BRIGHT BLUE. While
BROWN can replace BRIGHT
GREEN.
Note: British English:
Colour (Ioften used to
theBritishEnglish)
American English: Color
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Time to flee the property market
The winds of change are always blowing. This time it has come to take the foreign property speculators away. The sharp rise in property prices over the last ten years was contributed mainly by two factors. One, a stubborn and foolish decision not to build, and two, an even more stubborn decision to let more foreigners in to buy up whatever properties that were left. It was thought to be a good thing, at least for those hoarding a lot of properties, other than the developers. Some smell self interests.After 7 measures to cool the market and with the last one raising the cost of foreign speculators, it is starting to bite. Boon Wan had disclosed in Parliament yesterday that foreign interest in local properties had cooled. From 1,400 units sold per quarter, it had fallen to 330 units per quarter. The foreigners are starting to flee the property market.
The other factor of not building has also been reversed with a projection of an over supply situation in the next few years after the ramping exercise. The factors contributing to the rise have been reversed. The fall in property prices is only a matter of time and how much will it fall. The other question is how much will the govt allow it to fall and at what level will it be sustainable or ?affordable? with a new definition?
Should the buyers of properties start to hold back or start to sell before the impending fall? The dumb explanation that it is all market forces is falling flat on its face. It is all about good governance and about bad governance, about managing for inflation and about managing for sustainability.
Where would the property market head to? What would be the new explanation of a rising or falling property market?
Chua Chin Leng aka redbean
* The writer blogs at http://mysingaporenews.blogspot.com.
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Further to what I had mentioned;
It is not like one (should/could) tattoo a mole and call it a MOLE.
Like I previously mentioned; a mole is a "growth" and gets - blood supply to it.
One cannot simply just rub our body and roll "black matter" and stick it permanently on our body; much like those cosmetic fake moles.
If one were also to buy or transplant a mole from someone else; one may permantly have to take those "anti-rejection" pills for "life". It can also reduce a person's immunity level.QuoteOn 11/14/2013 5:14:50 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. There are some who seek help to
remove their mole.2. The
reason for their removal can range from
(personal- psycological) needs; as some
felt that certain moles may not look
nice on themselves.3. Thus the
most common are those that seek help to
remove mole(s) especially larger
(bulging) ones from their face.4. There
is no empirical study by anyone to say
that it is beneficial or not other than
at least one may "feel good"
factor after removing them (if any).
Since there is no real study to say for
sure: so your guess is good as anyone's
else.5. As mentioned previously,
especially those moles that are bulging
often also may grow hair; and these can
be considered as some kind of "tumor"
beign or not; thus cannot simply be
transplanted. As blood still flows to
them. Thus one traditional method was to
use one's own hair and tie a knot to
"suffocate" it until it simply drops
off.On 11/13/2013 9:02:03 AM, Stevens
Tan wrote:
Thanks for the reply.So basically
you
are saying that bad luck can be
removed
easily simply by remove the moles at
the
same time if there is no good luck
just
simply create the mole wherever we
like?
On 11/12/2013 9:04:12 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
The premise is that the mole is
no
longer there; there in no longer
any
significance.Don't try this
yourself.
Some moles can easily be
removed; by
plucking one's own (head) hair
and
then
tie the mole in a knot. And
often
after
a few days; the mole will
fall-off
by
itself. And later on leaves
littke
or no
marks (scars) at all.On
11/12/2013
7:27:43 AM, Stevens Tan wrote:
On 8/8/2000 12:15:00 AM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:
This is an untitled
article
on
moles. I
am not too sure who
wrote it
thus
unable
to give credit to the
author. If
anyone
know of the source, I am
more
than
happy
to add credit to the
work.
>
Anywhere, here goes...
>
MOLES ON THE BODY
>
1. Throat - An artistic
temperament,
successful.
2. Chest - Lazy,
unsteady,
quarrelsome,
financially unsound.
3. Breast (right) -
Indolent,
intemperate.
4. Breast (left)-Active,
energetic.
5. Nipple - Fickle and
unfaithful.
6. Ribs (right) -
Insensitive,
cowardly.
7. Ribs (left) - Lazy,
humorous.
8. Navel - Great good
fortune.
9. Abdomen - Voracious,
intemperate
and
self-indulgent. Should
marry
someone
placid.
10. Hips - Resourceful,
valiant
and
over-amorous.
11. Loins - Mendacious.
12. Groin (right) - Ill
health.
13. Groin (left) -
Frail.
14. Thigh (right) -
Wealth
and a
happy
marriage.
15. Thigh (left) - A
warm
temperament.
16. Knee (right) -
Friendly
disposition
and happy marriage.
17. Knee (left) - Rash,
extravagant,
ill-tempered but good
business
sense.
18. Leg (right) -
Energetic
and
preserving.
19. Leg (left) - Lazy.
20. Ankle - A sharing
nature, a
sense of
humor.
21. Heel - Mentally and
physically
active. Should beware of
making
enemies.
22. Foot (right) - Loves
traveling.
23. Foot (left) -
Thoughtful
and
gloomy;
prefers a sedentary
life.
24. Instep - Athletic,
quarrelsome.
25. Neck - Many ups and
downs.
Should be
frugal.
26. Shoulder blades -
Unhappiness.
27. Shoulder (left) -
Easily
satisfied.
28. Shoulder (right) -
Prudent
discreet,
faithful and restless.
29. Armpit (left) - Good
fortune
won
by
hard work.
30. Armpit (right) -
Struggles
against
heavy odds.
31. Arm (right) -
Adversity
in
early
life, contentment in old
age.
32. Arm (left) -
Courteous,
industrious.
33. Elbow - Great
talent,
great
desire
to travel.
34. Wrist or hand
(right) -
Frugal,
successful in business.
35. Wrist or hand (left)
-
Ingenious,
artistic.
36. Finger - Dishonest,
prone to
exaggerate, unable to
face
reality.
37. Back - Frank with an
inquiring
mind.
Should be cautious.
38. Buttocks - Total
lack of
ambition.
>
>
MOLES ON THE FACE
>
Moles on the middle of
the
forehead
reveal a bad-tempered
disposition
and
potential cruel nature.
Such
people
should guard against
accidents
in
their
middle age.
>
Mole on the left temple
indicates a
tendency to be
spendthrift
and
horsetrong. The person
should
try to
live a quite life.
>
Mole on the right temple
indicates
exceptional ability. The
person
should
guard against illness in
later
life.
>
Mole on or near the
eyebrows
belongs
to
preserving person who is
happy
in
marriage. This person
bewares of
lightening and food
poisoning.
>
Mole on or near the
corner
of
the
eye.
An honest and forthright
person
who
needs to be loved.
>
Mole on inside and
outside
of
the
ear.
The person has wealth
and
fame
but
tends
to be reckless.
>
Mole on the left cheek.
A
serious,
studious and struggling
person.
>
Moles on the right cheek
promise
a
successful life after
marriage.
>
One mole on each cheek
indicates
success
after hard struggle.
>
Mole on the upper side
of
the
nose
denotes lust and
extravagance.
>
Moles on the left side
of
the
nose
(middle) indicate a
changeable
nature.
An untrustworthy but
lucky
person
who
should be bewares of
falls.
>
Moles on the right side
of
the
nose
(middle) shows a great
traveling
urge,
an outdoor occupation
involve
plenty
of
movement.
>
Mole on the tip of the
nose
indicates a
sincere friend though
very
outspoken.
>
A mole on the nostrils
is a
sign
of
a
rover.
>
Mole on the lips
signifies
greed
but
benevolence.
>
Mole on the lower lips
shows
a
quiet
and
studious nature. Good
fortune is
indicated in later life.
>
Moles on the chin show
conscientious,
common sense and
artistic
ability.
These
people make the best of
any
opportunities and
improve a
lot
with
age.
>
Mole on the left lower
jaw
indicates
a
critical nature. Beware
of
ill
health.
>
Mole on the right lower
jaw
shows
danger. You should
beware of
fire
and
water in your youth.
Hello Cecil,Thanks for your
post.
Moles
do efffect our life. If it's
good
than
good and vice versa but how
do
we
supposed to understand the
benefit
or
bad moles? For example some
people
they
go to doctor to create moles
while
other
maybe got their moles
removed,
if
it's
removed does it mean all
meanings
that
come with it also disappear?
Thanks
for
your advice.
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1. It is good that the storm drain is fully covered; this is a plus point.
2. If u can draw a sketch of the plots + outline of your home in relation to the front door: so that one can have a better understanding.
3. The frontage may or may not be "west". Could be?
4. In my opinion; usually if one face problems (if any) is due most likely to have 3 or more MAJOR "leaks".
5. Thus there are some (East group) who still can stay in a "west" home without any issues.QuoteOn 11/13/2013 10:39:21 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Master Cecil Lee and
Master Robert Lee.Please
assist me to determine if my
family home is suffering from
bad Feng Shui. Firstly,
there is a street storm water
inlet drain sitting right in
front of the front doors of my
home. We can't see the
opening of the drain from our
front doors, as it faces the
side garden of the house
opposite. There is no
other drains on this street.
My house faces West and
it is the first house in a
culdesac street where there
are 9 houses in total.
There is a slight slope
on this culdesac street where
my house is lower than the
houses further in on this
street. Many friends
have told us that the front
drain represents bad feng
shui. I am very
concerned.Secondly, the door
of the main bedroom in the
house faces the door of the
study room/home
office.Thirdly, the only
position we can have our bed
in the main bedroom happens to
be against the wall with a
window, so our bed is directly
below a window.Fourthly, our
front doors face the back
door, which we do not open
often. We do not enter
through the front doors
normally, as the garage has an
entry door into the house, so
we enter through this door 99%
of the time.Fifthly, the sink
in the kitchen is opposite to
the built-in oven and
microwave. (The
hotplate/stove is on a
different kitchen
bench).Finally, we were
advised by a feng shui
professional years ago to buy
a house with front doors
facing East or North, and
avoid one facing West for
financial stability. He
advised my husband and I this
based on our time, date, and
year of birth. However,
after months of searching for
a suitable house, my husband
fell in love with this house,
which has all the above issues
that concern me, plus it is
facing west! I have
suggested to sell the house
several times but my husband
would not agree.Please advise
if I should be concerned with
any of the issues I have
mentioned above. If any is a
concern, please kindly suggest
a possible solution.Thanking
you with all my heart.Best
wishes,Serena
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1. There are some who seek help to remove their mole.
2. The reason for their removal can range from (personal- psycological) needs; as some felt that certain moles may not look nice on themselves.
3. Thus the most common are those that seek help to remove mole(s) especially larger (bulging) ones from their face.
4. There is no empirical study by anyone to say that it is beneficial or not other than at least one may "feel good" factor after removing them (if any). Since there is no real study to say for sure: so your guess is good as anyone's else.
5. As mentioned previously, especially those moles that are bulging often also may grow hair; and these can be considered as some kind of "tumor" beign or not; thus cannot simply be transplanted. As blood still flows to them. Thus one traditional method was to use one's own hair and tie a knot to "suffocate" it until it simply drops off.QuoteOn 11/13/2013 9:02:03 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Thanks for the reply.So basically you
are saying that bad luck can be removed
easily simply by remove the moles at the
same time if there is no good luck just
simply create the mole wherever we like?
On 11/12/2013 9:04:12 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
The premise is that the mole is no
longer there; there in no longer any
significance.Don't try this
yourself.
Some moles can easily be removed; by
plucking one's own (head) hair and
then
tie the mole in a knot. And often
after
a few days; the mole will fall-off
by
itself. And later on leaves littke
or no
marks (scars) at all.On 11/12/2013
7:27:43 AM, Stevens Tan wrote:
On 8/8/2000 12:15:00 AM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
This is an untitled article
on
moles. I
am not too sure who wrote it
thus
unable
to give credit to the
author. If
anyone
know of the source, I am
more
than
happy
to add credit to the work.
>
Anywhere, here goes...
>
MOLES ON THE BODY
>
1. Throat - An artistic
temperament,
successful.
2. Chest - Lazy, unsteady,
quarrelsome,
financially unsound.
3. Breast (right) -
Indolent,
intemperate.
4. Breast (left)-Active,
energetic.
5. Nipple - Fickle and
unfaithful.
6. Ribs (right) -
Insensitive,
cowardly.
7. Ribs (left) - Lazy,
humorous.
8. Navel - Great good
fortune.
9. Abdomen - Voracious,
intemperate
and
self-indulgent. Should marry
someone
placid.
10. Hips - Resourceful,
valiant
and
over-amorous.
11. Loins - Mendacious.
12. Groin (right) - Ill
health.
13. Groin (left) - Frail.
14. Thigh (right) - Wealth
and a
happy
marriage.
15. Thigh (left) - A warm
temperament.
16. Knee (right) - Friendly
disposition
and happy marriage.
17. Knee (left) - Rash,
extravagant,
ill-tempered but good
business
sense.
18. Leg (right) - Energetic
and
preserving.
19. Leg (left) - Lazy.
20. Ankle - A sharing
nature, a
sense of
humor.
21. Heel - Mentally and
physically
active. Should beware of
making
enemies.
22. Foot (right) - Loves
traveling.
23. Foot (left) - Thoughtful
and
gloomy;
prefers a sedentary life.
24. Instep - Athletic,
quarrelsome.
25. Neck - Many ups and
downs.
Should be
frugal.
26. Shoulder blades -
Unhappiness.
27. Shoulder (left) - Easily
satisfied.
28. Shoulder (right) -
Prudent
discreet,
faithful and restless.
29. Armpit (left) - Good
fortune
won
by
hard work.
30. Armpit (right) -
Struggles
against
heavy odds.
31. Arm (right) - Adversity
in
early
life, contentment in old
age.
32. Arm (left) - Courteous,
industrious.
33. Elbow - Great talent,
great
desire
to travel.
34. Wrist or hand (right) -
Frugal,
successful in business.
35. Wrist or hand (left) -
Ingenious,
artistic.
36. Finger - Dishonest,
prone to
exaggerate, unable to face
reality.
37. Back - Frank with an
inquiring
mind.
Should be cautious.
38. Buttocks - Total lack of
ambition.
>
>
MOLES ON THE FACE
>
Moles on the middle of the
forehead
reveal a bad-tempered
disposition
and
potential cruel nature. Such
people
should guard against
accidents
in
their
middle age.
>
Mole on the left temple
indicates a
tendency to be spendthrift
and
horsetrong. The person
should
try to
live a quite life.
>
Mole on the right temple
indicates
exceptional ability. The
person
should
guard against illness in
later
life.
>
Mole on or near the eyebrows
belongs
to
preserving person who is
happy
in
marriage. This person
bewares of
lightening and food
poisoning.
>
Mole on or near the corner
of
the
eye.
An honest and forthright
person
who
needs to be loved.
>
Mole on inside and outside
of
the
ear.
The person has wealth and
fame
but
tends
to be reckless.
>
Mole on the left cheek. A
serious,
studious and struggling
person.
>
Moles on the right cheek
promise
a
successful life after
marriage.
>
One mole on each cheek
indicates
success
after hard struggle.
>
Mole on the upper side of
the
nose
denotes lust and
extravagance.
>
Moles on the left side of
the
nose
(middle) indicate a
changeable
nature.
An untrustworthy but lucky
person
who
should be bewares of falls.
>
Moles on the right side of
the
nose
(middle) shows a great
traveling
urge,
an outdoor occupation
involve
plenty
of
movement.
>
Mole on the tip of the nose
indicates a
sincere friend though very
outspoken.
>
A mole on the nostrils is a
sign
of
a
rover.
>
Mole on the lips signifies
greed
but
benevolence.
>
Mole on the lower lips shows
a
quiet
and
studious nature. Good
fortune is
indicated in later life.
>
Moles on the chin show
conscientious,
common sense and artistic
ability.
These
people make the best of any
opportunities and improve a
lot
with
age.
>
Mole on the left lower jaw
indicates
a
critical nature. Beware of
ill
health.
>
Mole on the right lower jaw
shows
danger. You should beware of
fire
and
water in your youth.
Hello Cecil,Thanks for your
post.
Moles
do efffect our life. If it's
good
than
good and vice versa but how do
we
supposed to understand the
benefit
or
bad moles? For example some
people
they
go to doctor to create moles
while
other
maybe got their moles removed,
if
it's
removed does it mean all
meanings
that
come with it also disappear?
Thanks
for
your advice.
-
The premise is that the mole is no longer there; there in no longer any significance.
Don't try this yourself. Some moles can easily be removed; by plucking one's own (head) hair and then tie the mole in a knot. And often after a few days; the mole will fall-off by itself. And later on leaves littke or no marks (scars) at all.QuoteOn 11/12/2013 7:27:43 AM, Anonymous wrote:
On 8/8/2000 12:15:00 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
This is an untitled article on
moles. I
am not too sure who wrote it thus
unable
to give credit to the author. If
anyone
know of the source, I am more than
happy
to add credit to the work.
>
Anywhere, here goes...
>
MOLES ON THE BODY
>
1. Throat - An artistic temperament,
successful.
2. Chest - Lazy, unsteady,
quarrelsome,
financially unsound.
3. Breast (right) - Indolent,
intemperate.
4. Breast (left)-Active, energetic.
5. Nipple - Fickle and unfaithful.
6. Ribs (right) - Insensitive,
cowardly.
7. Ribs (left) - Lazy, humorous.
8. Navel - Great good fortune.
9. Abdomen - Voracious, intemperate
and
self-indulgent. Should marry someone
placid.
10. Hips - Resourceful, valiant and
over-amorous.
11. Loins - Mendacious.
12. Groin (right) - Ill health.
13. Groin (left) - Frail.
14. Thigh (right) - Wealth and a
happy
marriage.
15. Thigh (left) - A warm
temperament.
16. Knee (right) - Friendly
disposition
and happy marriage.
17. Knee (left) - Rash, extravagant,
ill-tempered but good business
sense.
18. Leg (right) - Energetic and
preserving.
19. Leg (left) - Lazy.
20. Ankle - A sharing nature, a
sense of
humor.
21. Heel - Mentally and physically
active. Should beware of making
enemies.
22. Foot (right) - Loves traveling.
23. Foot (left) - Thoughtful and
gloomy;
prefers a sedentary life.
24. Instep - Athletic, quarrelsome.
25. Neck - Many ups and downs.
Should be
frugal.
26. Shoulder blades - Unhappiness.
27. Shoulder (left) - Easily
satisfied.
28. Shoulder (right) - Prudent
discreet,
faithful and restless.
29. Armpit (left) - Good fortune won
by
hard work.
30. Armpit (right) - Struggles
against
heavy odds.
31. Arm (right) - Adversity in early
life, contentment in old age.
32. Arm (left) - Courteous,
industrious.
33. Elbow - Great talent, great
desire
to travel.
34. Wrist or hand (right) - Frugal,
successful in business.
35. Wrist or hand (left) -
Ingenious,
artistic.
36. Finger - Dishonest, prone to
exaggerate, unable to face reality.
37. Back - Frank with an inquiring
mind.
Should be cautious.
38. Buttocks - Total lack of
ambition.
>
>
MOLES ON THE FACE
>
Moles on the middle of the forehead
reveal a bad-tempered disposition
and
potential cruel nature. Such people
should guard against accidents in
their
middle age.
>
Mole on the left temple indicates a
tendency to be spendthrift and
horsetrong. The person should try to
live a quite life.
>
Mole on the right temple indicates
exceptional ability. The person
should
guard against illness in later life.
>
Mole on or near the eyebrows belongs
to
preserving person who is happy in
marriage. This person bewares of
lightening and food poisoning.
>
Mole on or near the corner of the
eye.
An honest and forthright person who
needs to be loved.
>
Mole on inside and outside of the
ear.
The person has wealth and fame but
tends
to be reckless.
>
Mole on the left cheek. A serious,
studious and struggling person.
>
Moles on the right cheek promise a
successful life after marriage.
>
One mole on each cheek indicates
success
after hard struggle.
>
Mole on the upper side of the nose
denotes lust and extravagance.
>
Moles on the left side of the nose
(middle) indicate a changeable
nature.
An untrustworthy but lucky person
who
should be bewares of falls.
>
Moles on the right side of the nose
(middle) shows a great traveling
urge,
an outdoor occupation involve plenty
of
movement.
>
Mole on the tip of the nose
indicates a
sincere friend though very
outspoken.
>
A mole on the nostrils is a sign of
a
rover.
>
Mole on the lips signifies greed but
benevolence.
>
Mole on the lower lips shows a quiet
and
studious nature. Good fortune is
indicated in later life.
>
Moles on the chin show
conscientious,
common sense and artistic ability.
These
people make the best of any
opportunities and improve a lot with
age.
>
Mole on the left lower jaw indicates
a
critical nature. Beware of ill
health.
>
Mole on the right lower jaw shows
danger. You should beware of fire
and
water in your youth.
Hello Cecil,Thanks for your post. Moles
do efffect our life. If it's good than
good and vice versa but how do we
supposed to understand the benefit or
bad moles? For example some people they
go to doctor to create moles while other
maybe got their moles removed, if it's
removed does it mean all meanings that
come with it also disappear? Thanks for
your advice.
-
Usually, tables are "reserved" with relatively cheap packet of tissue paper ( 20 cents).
But sometimes, especially on potential rainy days; another useful tool? Umbrellas of course!
-
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.QuoteOn 10/31/2013 11:19:25 PM, Anonymous 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
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Spike in number of flatssold below valuation
By RACHEL AU-YONG
THE number of Housing Boardflats being sold below valuationhas rocketed, as tighter mortgage
rules eat into demand.
According to HDB's latest figures, 105 units were sold in October for less than their appraisal.
This accounted for 7 per cent ofthe total resale volume, a markedincrease on the average 0.3 per
cent for each month of the firsthalf of the year.
This means around four timesas many flats were sold below valuation in October alone than
over the whole of January toJune, when there was an averageof five such transactions every
month.
This has forced sellers, suchas assistant manager RaymondKoh, 37, to adjust expectations.
After asking for a cash-over-valuation (GOV) of $20,000 forhis $526,000 five-roomer in
PunggoJ earlier this year and finding no buyers, he cut his price. "Ilowered my GOV to $10,000,
then $5,000, then zero," he said."Then I started going negative."
Today, his second-floor,nine-year-old flat is on sale for$20,000 below valuation.
The lower mortgage servicingratio, shorter loan tenure andthree-year wait before new
permanent residents can buypublic flats - announced in quicksuccession since August - have
cooled interest. Median COV,the cash amount which buyerstypically pay on top of valuation
of a resale unit, fell from $35,000in January to $12,000 in October.Some sellers are no longer asking for COVs, and some are pricing flats even below valuation.
OrangeTee research head Christine Li thinks the main COV killer is the stricter mortgage rules.
In August, the Housing Boardannounced that resale buyers canuse up to only 30 per cent of
their gross monthly income to repay loans with HDB, down from35 per cent. This is in line with
the mortgage servicing ratio announced in January for loansfrom private banks.
"Because buyers, especiallyyoung couples, can now take outonly smaller loans, the additional
portion has to be fronted bycash, which eats into their abilityto pay COVs," she said.
Some flats will be hit worsethan others, said analysts.In Punggol and Sengkang, or
larger estates in outlying areassuch as Choa Chu Kang, the ramping up of new Build-To-Order
flats has come at the same timeas owners of neighbouring blocksbeing allowed to sell after a typi
cal five-year minimum occupation period, said PropNex chiefexecutive Mohamed Ismail.
"And if you live on the secondfloor, facing the rubbish chute -it's a triple whammy," he said.
"Your COV will, of course, fall."Owners such as divorcing couples or those who have pur-
chased a new flat may have littlechoice but to sell.
Mr Koh has not bought a flatyet, but wants to upgrade to anexecutive apartment or a condo-
minium in Sengkang, near theschool of his choice for hisfive-year-old son. But he is ada-
mant that $20,000 below valuation is as low as he is willing togo. "Any lower and 1 might a?
well continue living here."
Source: The Straits Times, Dec 2, 2013