Cecil Lee

Most of the time; taboos has it's roots under common sense.
For example, the birthday person's saliva is littered with bacteria or germ or sometimes even HIV or certain disease that can be passed thru the saliva e.g. flu etc...

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On 10/10/2013 4:21:10 PM, Anonymous wrote:
In my opinion, please don't!!!!As if I
am not mistaken; recently read an
article: for hygiene purposes; blowing
out a small number of candles is bad
enough!Blowing all 40 (or 4 big
ones); no offence: the entire surface of
the cake is full of that birthday
person's and other's (helper's) saliva
material. yucks! Yucks! And yucks!On
10/10/2013 3:36:27 PM, Ang Sor Lan
wrote:
Hello Mr. Lee,

Good afternoon.

My question to you is that is
it good to blow candles on
Birthday cake
after 40 years old?

I have colleagues asking me
this question.

Thanks.

Regards,

Candy

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Is it good to blow candles on Birthday cake after 40 years old

In my opinion, please don't!!!!
As if I am not mistaken; recently read an article: for hygiene purposes; blowing out a small number of candles is bad enough!
Blowing all 40 (or 4 big ones); no offence: the entire surface of the cake is full of that birthday person's and other's (helper's) saliva material. yucks! Yucks! And yucks!

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On 10/10/2013 3:36:27 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Mr. Lee,

Good afternoon.

My question to you is that is
it good to blow candles on
Birthday cake
after 40 years old?

I have colleagues asking me
this question.

Thanks.
Regards,

Candy
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Property with excessive water

Some homes fall under this category...

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On 10/10/2013 8:26:59 AM, Anonymous wrote:
In my opinion, even within a
good Feng Shui site; there are
also the good, the bad and the
"ugly" homes within it.In
every development; most homes
also subscribe to the "bell
curve"
effect:http://forum.geomancy.n
et/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&
fid=6&mid=32648&new=

Property with excessive water

In my opinion, even within a good Feng Shui site; there are also the good, the bad and the "ugly" homes within it.
In every development; most homes also subscribe to the "bell curve" effect:
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32648&new=

Property with excessive water

Further to what I had mentioned:
1. It is a common fallacy that many of us seem to think that Feng Shui is a "cure all".
2. What I believe from what you wrote is that you are confused and apprehensive that given your personal experience; you did not get any good results from a previous audit.
3. Again. Try to look at the root of the issue: "Is your home an unpolished gem or a rotten apple?".
3.1. This is the key for better understanding of the realities of LIFE.
4. Attached are previous illustrations. On why some homes even if they are brand new or costs millions may not be good in terms of Fung the Sway aka. Feng Shui.

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On 10/10/2013 7:39:20 AM, Anonymous wrote:
This is based on pure common
sense and scientific:-Your
Home: An unpolished gem or a
rotten
apple?http://wiki.geomancy.net
/wiki/Your_Home:_An_unpolished
_gem_or_a_rotten_apple%3F
Some of the considerations
from the above link:-2. Only
after doing a proper Triage
can one find out whether a
home (or your home) is an
unpolished gem or a true
rotten apple or somewhere in
between.
3. For example; if a home is
like an unpolished gem; some
enhancements can bring great
(good) results.
3.1 Most homes are usually
between these two: and after
considering the science of
Feng Shui; if one (via the Art
of Feng Shui) properly enhance
+ neutralize bad Qi; often one
can see good results.
4. However, or unfortunately; some homes
are like a 10 year old 1,000cc car. No
matter how much enhancements or
Elastoplast (fix leaks); does not
help. Even if it is brand new.Frankly,
everyone seems to think that
automatically, after a "proper" Feng
Shui audit has been done; a 1,000 cc
Suzuki can become a high end luxury car.
This is only wishful thinking. And this,
I feel explains why, some try to seek
the holy grail of a Feng Shui master
that can even cure such things. Frankly,
even if there is a god; God, cannot do
miracle cure. Especially those who
subscribe to the Alien theory.On
10/9/2013 10:14:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Of course getting the right person
to do
the job will maximize the
potential of
each property. However,
I find that we
must still learn some
basics on fengshui
before we
can1. Ascertain whether
the
'Master' is a REAL
Master.There are those who
advocate placing certain symbols to
improve fengshui. Some said symbols
totally no use.There are those
who
believe that East, South or
North East
facing house sure good
irregardless of
what group you
belong and your Bazi
etc.I have
consulted many such different
masters and some of them are not
cheap.
I won't say all of them are
no good or
are fake but I haven't
gotten very
better off. In fact, out
of negligence
of some of these
masters, I had to move
house cuz I
get new health issues almost
every
year I stayed in that house which
was so call fengshui audited.
Hopefully
having some knowledge of
fengshui, A
least I find a master
that gives
practical, sensible and
non
superstitious advice.2. Short
list a few
reasonably ok fengshui
properties before
hiring the master
to view and thus help
determine the right property.
Having some basic knowledge is
particularly useful especially if
you
are at a hot property launch and
you
want to get a good unit and you
can't
locate a master in short time
frame.Thats why all those
questions...I
do still believe that
if budget allows,
getting a master
to audit a property is
still
essentialOn 10/9/2013
6:44:50
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:

Property with excessive water

This is based on pure common sense and scientific:-
Your Home: An unpolished gem or a rotten apple?
http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Your_Home:_An_unpolished_gem_or_a_rotten_apple%3F

Some of the considerations from the above link:-
2. Only after doing a proper Triage can one find out whether a home (or your home) is an unpolished gem or a true rotten apple or somewhere in between.

3. For example; if a home is like an unpolished gem; some enhancements can bring great (good) results.

3.1 Most homes are usually between these two: and after considering the science of Feng Shui; if one (via the Art of Feng Shui) properly enhance + neutralize bad Qi; often one can see good results.

4. However, or unfortunately; some homes are like a 10 year old 1,000cc car. No matter how much enhancements or Elastoplast (fix leaks); does not help. Even if it is brand new.
Frankly, everyone seems to think that automatically, after a "proper" Feng Shui audit has been done; a 1,000 cc Suzuki can become a high end luxury car. This is only wishful thinking. And this, I feel explains why, some try to seek the holy grail of a Feng Shui master that can even cure such things. Frankly, even if there is a god; God, cannot do miracle cure. Especially those who subscribe to the Alien theory.

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On 10/9/2013 10:14:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Of course getting the right person to do
the job will maximize the potential of
each property. However, I find that we
must still learn some basics on fengshui
before we can1. Ascertain whether
the 'Master' is a REAL
Master.There are those who
advocate placing certain symbols to
improve fengshui. Some said symbols
totally no use.There are those who
believe that East, South or North East
facing house sure good irregardless of
what group you belong and your Bazi
etc.I have consulted many such different
masters and some of them are not cheap.
I won't say all of them are no good or
are fake but I haven't gotten very
better off. In fact, out of negligence
of some of these masters, I had to move
house cuz I get new health issues almost
every year I stayed in that house which
was so call fengshui audited. Hopefully
having some knowledge of fengshui, A
least I find a master that gives
practical, sensible and non
superstitious advice.2. Short list a few
reasonably ok fengshui properties before
hiring the master to view and thus help
determine the right property.
Having some basic knowledge is
particularly useful especially if you
are at a hot property launch and you
want to get a good unit and you can't
locate a master in short time
frame.Thats why all those questions...I
do still believe that if budget allows,
getting a master to audit a property is
still essentialOn 10/9/2013
6:44:50 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:

Property with excessive water

You wrote: "Also, Stack 9 is SW facing. I am an East Group person, Is it ok to sleep with head facing or pointing to northwest as it seems it is most natural to place the bed against the wall pointing to NW in the master br. Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp people...."
These are further considerations:-
1. In theory; for an East group person; of course if it is possible to sleep with the head facing N, S, SE and East would be great.
2. But, unless one tries to built a home from scratch; many more; buy off-the-shelf homes.
3. And often, when most of us step into a bedroom; automatically would visualise; logically where the bed-head (bed) should be placed.
3.1. First priority is based on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. Which you had mentioned; "NATURAL" thing to do.
4. Always remember: IT IS NICE TO and not a MUST-DO.
4.1. Thus, it is nice to sleep with the head facing one's good sector. BUT IT is not a Must-do.
5. And one of the concept is to "Maximise marks" as mentioned in an earlier message.
5.1. Common sense also says that if husband is west and wife is east group; ain't it pure crazy for the husband to sleep with the wife's legs and vice versa.

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On 10/9/2013 2:02:07 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Take stack 9 for example.This is one of
the stacks purchased by the Sim Lian
Directors.Notice that the stove is
facing the WC of the common toilet. Any
bad implication ?Also, Stack 9 is SW
facing. I am an East Group person, Is it
ok to sleep with head facing or pointing
to northwest as it seems it is most
natural to place the bed against the
wall pointing to NW in the master br.
Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp
people....appreciate your
advise.thanksOn 10/9/2013 1:23:37 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Previously, during the launch of the
Waterview condo project; directors
in
Sim Lian Group had declared their
purchase of a unit or units at
Waterview.And for your info, this
list
shows which stacks that they had
purchased during the launch. On
10/9/2013 1:13:20 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
More resources on; Waterview
condo:-http://forum.geomancy.net
/php
foru
m/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=2
8702
Plea
se note that The Tropica
which
T.O.P. in
2001 is already "an
aging"
99 year
leasehold condo i.e. 12
years old.By the
time most
people
stay another 5years to
10 years;
it
should be 17 years and 22
years
old
respectively.Other resources
in
this
forum also shows several of Sim
Lian
directors had purchased units in
Waterview. Whether for stay or
rental;
we do not fully know of
it.On 10/8/2013
11:59:24 PM,
Anonymous wrote:
Wow!
Shifu,just
what I wanted to

know...thanks.would TROPICA
be
slightly
better than
Waterview?So
for Waterview,
block 91, 93 and 95
and for
TROPICA, the
red colored
portion
is best spot to
receive the
qi,
yes?On 10/8/2013 4:56:56
PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are
some
considerations:1.
Common

sense1.1. It is not like
the

property
sits on an
island
and exposed to the

elements.1.2.
Another
common
sense
is
that
generally
if a property is on
or at

the fringe of "water";
the
property
and
it's
surrounding grounds would be
damp.
And if no
proper
treatment of
the
ground;
is
a hive of a
breeding area
for

termites.2. Otherwise,
if
you
have
the
time;
please read
up on The Tropica
and
also
The
Waterview
condo which is
expected
to
TOP perhaps around 5
months

time:-http://forum.geoma
ncy.
net/
phpf
orum

/article.php?bid=2&fid=6
&mid
=308
95&n
ew=2
.1
Specifically on
the Dragon water
gate

formation:-http://forum.
geom
ancy
.net
/rev

iew/tropica/index.htmOn
10/8/2013
3:33:03 PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hi

Master,notice
there
is
this
condo
that
is just
next to the

Tampines Quarry
Park
and
think
part
of
Bedok
reservoir, such
property

with
water almost
around
it...is
it

excessive
water?thanksregards

Property with excessive water

You asked: "Any bad implication ? etc..."
There is a methodology used by must sciences. For example; even in Feng Shui, you need todo a "Triage" and an overview of the entire situation.
You wrote: " I am an East Group person, Is it ok to sleep with head facing or pointing to northwest as it seems it is most natural to place the bed against the wall pointing to NW in the master br. Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp people...."
You already instinctively said it: "most natural to place ......... ".
If you are into D.I.Y:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage

And also:-
http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marksand many other concepts before someone can make an educated guest.
Some homes are like an unpolished gem. While others; need an uphill task to bring up the luck of the home/apartment.

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On 10/9/2013 2:02:07 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Take stack 9 for example.This is one of
the stacks purchased by the Sim Lian
Directors.Notice that the stove is
facing the WC of the common toilet. Any
bad implication ?Also, Stack 9 is SW
facing. I am an East Group person, Is it
ok to sleep with head facing or pointing
to northwest as it seems it is most
natural to place the bed against the
wall pointing to NW in the master br.
Northwest is unfavorable dir for East gp
people....appreciate your
advise.thanksOn 10/9/2013 1:23:37 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Previously, during the launch of the
Waterview condo project; directors
in
Sim Lian Group had declared their
purchase of a unit or units at
Waterview.And for your info, this
list
shows which stacks that they had
purchased during the launch. On
10/9/2013 1:13:20 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
More resources on; Waterview
condo:-http://forum.geomancy.net
/php
foru
m/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=2
8702
Plea
se note that The Tropica
which
T.O.P. in
2001 is already "an
aging"
99 year
leasehold condo i.e. 12
years old.By the
time most
people
stay another 5years to
10 years;
it
should be 17 years and 22
years
old
respectively.Other resources
in
this
forum also shows several of Sim
Lian
directors had purchased units in
Waterview. Whether for stay or
rental;
we do not fully know of
it.On 10/8/2013
11:59:24 PM,
Anonymous wrote:
Wow!
Shifu,just
what I wanted to

know...thanks.would TROPICA
be
slightly
better than
Waterview?So
for Waterview,
block 91, 93 and 95
and for
TROPICA, the
red colored
portion
is best spot to
receive the
qi,
yes?On 10/8/2013 4:56:56
PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
These
are
some
considerations:1.
Common

sense1.1. It is not like
the

property
sits on an
island
and exposed to the

elements.1.2.
Another
common
sense
is
that
generally
if a property is on
or at

the fringe of "water";
the
property
and
it's
surrounding grounds would be
damp.
And if no
proper
treatment of
the
ground;
is
a hive of a
breeding area
for

termites.2. Otherwise,
if
you
have
the
time;
please read
up on The Tropica
and
also
The
Waterview
condo which is
expected
to
TOP perhaps around 5
months

time:-http://forum.geoma
ncy.
net/
phpf
orum

/article.php?bid=2&fid=6
&mid
=308
95&n
ew=2
.1
Specifically on
the Dragon water
gate

formation:-http://forum.
geom
ancy
.net
/rev

iew/tropica/index.htmOn
10/8/2013
3:33:03 PM,
Anonymous
wrote:
Hi

Master,notice
there
is
this
condo
that
is just
next to the

Tampines Quarry
Park
and
think
part
of
Bedok
reservoir, such
property

with
water almost
around
it...is
it

excessive
water?thanksregards

East Person intend to buy West Group House

These are some considerations:
1. Please note that what I had written does NOT take into consideration:
http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Feng_Shui_Triage
2. No two home are the same. And common sense says that : "It depends!"

3. Frankly, there no such thing as an utopian home. Thus most homes must also look at:-
http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Concept_of_Maximizing_Marks
4. To better understand and make your own opinion on "the direction of the MAIN DOOR"; I suggest you go read the following information:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=15673&new=
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=15672&new=
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32493&new=

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On 10/9/2013 1:21:30 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master,You mentioned that for period
8, best facing houses are1. SW/NE2.
Southeven for east or west group people
are all suitable.Need it be specific to
SW1 or SW2/3 and S1 or S2/3? if so
which is better.Read in an article that
one of the SW directions is forward
looking chart which means good for
relationship, healthy and wealth. But S
facing is Double sitting chart which
means occupants will have good health
and relationship but still have money
problem. How is it that it is a good
facing in period 8? (Sorry, need to
clarify...am confused)In the case of an
apartment or condo, Building can be
facing southwest but main door facing
Southeast for eg...Does door facing
matters whether you are east or west
group people? A fengshui master whom I
once consulted, did specify that I
should find a house with door facing
certain direction. Then I read some
where that it is the sector that you
locate the door that matters? Then there
are even some who say that main door
facing south and east sure good no
matter what period the house belong to.I
am confused. So many kind of advices and
most of these are paid advices, which is
more true and accurate? Understand that
there is eight mansion and flying star
also...which is better?appreciate your
help here...thanksOn 1/22/2011 7:36:03
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some of the major
considerations:-1. Location,
location
and location.1.1. For example, on
paper,
the beach /ocean overall seems good
(at
the moment).1.2. I have to say "at
the
moment". But I am trying to swallow
my
saliva when typing. As all sorts of
things or (my imagination) goes...
into
fantasy mode.... of those stories
about
the Indonesian Tsunami. 1.3.
Apologies
for this bad thoughts... you know..
can't help it...2. Thus, the key
MAJOR
factor is location, location and
location.3. Compass School Feng
Shui3.1.
Compass School Feng Shui as you have
mentioned: the East / West Group3.2.
The
other Compass School of Feng Shui =
Flying Star.4. Under the Flying Star
Feng Shui; depending on the period
the
home was built/ lived in; for
example,
if a home currently was built on or
after 2004 (till 2023); then this is
a
Period 8 home.5. If the home you are
eyeing is a Period 8, home than
:-5.1.
SW facing (up to 2023) very
generally,
is very auspicious with a water
position
at the frontage.5.2. By ranking; if
this
is a Period 8; home than the best
homes
(irregardless of you being an East
or
West group) are:-Ranking======
ONE
SW / NE TWO
SOUTHThese are the top
two
/ three choices of facing directions
that are good till 2023...On
1/18/2011
9:15:52 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear
Master,We need to seek
your
advice
on a house we are
interested to
buy.
It is a
landed semi-detach house
with
the main facing SW with the
beach/ocean just a few feet
away. However we are all East
Group people. From our
understanding of feng shui
reading, it is ok for East
Group
people to stay in a West
Group
House
as long as we tap
into our
auspicious direction.
Since
South is
our most
auspicious direction,
we
intend to tilted the front
door
to face the South.As for
occupying
the sector of the
house, we will
occupy those
sector deemed
auspicious in a
SW house like
SW, W,
NE and
NW.Please let us know if
it
is
alright for us to buy the
West
House if we practice the
above.
Or in your opinion,
East Group
people should not
buy a West
Group
House and
vice versa?Thank you
for
your
prompt replyAnon

Tree House Condominium @ Chestnut Ave

in Around Singapore

In my opinion, one thing the architects forgot was that the ledges in Tree house development can allow birds + birds dropping a-plenty to be deposited onto the ledges above and below each window(s).
In a bird-flu world of today, this is mighty careless.
Oh, yeah! a client recently purchased an older condo @ Ris Grandeur as he complained to me that he hates his recent condo which has all dry-walls. Guess what... this development's interior walls including toilets are of dry-wall material. Only walls that are solid are those sharing with external or neighbouring unit....

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On 10/9/2013 9:22:58 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Tree House condo; uses creepers to act
as a "heat sink" to mitigate to
dissipate heat from the external wall;
facing the afternoon sun. As often, this
wall shares the master-bedroom wall.A+
marks for this "green" effort!On
9/29/2013 9:36:31 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Yet to be launched Executive Condo
at
Punggol called:
Waterwoods.Another sheer
coincidence
that Trees produce wood?
Erh.. might
as well also call it
WaterTREEs
condo...So far this
development
seems all so "square". The
site is
squarish; all blocks are built
along
an outline of a square. And this
development has units that are
purely
Flying Stars: N2, S2, E2 and
W2. A
simple design, yet fully
functional with
lots of clear space
between each
stack.One of the better
"safe, safer,
safest" Shapes and
Forms design around.
Immediately,
this gets 100% marks under
this
area, alone.On 9/29/2013 7:34:49
AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Many designers
often predict what
colours would
be
popular for the
following
year.Same
here in
Singapore.One
step further
is that
developers
follow a trend in
naming
their
condominiums.In the
1990's, many
condominiums start with
THE e.g.
THE
Bayshore etc...In 2010,
many
condominiums use Residence e.g.
Kovan
ResidenceBy coincidence, I
happen to
visit newly TOP condos
that have the
word TREE in them:
Tree House @ Chestnut
avenue /
Petir
Road and 100 Trees @ West
Coast
(formerly Hong Leong).I
can assure
you that I had
counted the trees at
100
trees
and the inventory are as
follows:
this condo as at middle
Sept
2013 has:
101 trees and 100
small plants
(bushes).... Hope
that
the trees don't
fall below
100
trees. Else dread to
think
that it
should be changed to "99
Trees
condo".On 9/29/2013
7:20:19 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Tree House
condo
has just
TOP.
It has an
unusual cage
like
pavilion...

Tree House Condominium @ Chestnut Ave

in Around Singapore

in Caricatures: Laughter is good medicine & more...

Tree House condo; uses creepers to act as a "heat sink" to mitigate to dissipate heat from the external wall; facing the afternoon sun. As often, this wall shares the master-bedroom wall.
A+ marks for this "green" effort!

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On 9/29/2013 9:36:31 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Yet to be launched Executive Condo at
Punggol called: Waterwoods.Another sheer
coincidence that Trees produce wood?
Erh.. might as well also call it
WaterTREEs condo...So far this
development seems all so "square". The
site is squarish; all blocks are built
along an outline of a square. And this
development has units that are purely
Flying Stars: N2, S2, E2 and W2. A
simple design, yet fully functional with
lots of clear space between each
stack.One of the better "safe, safer,
safest" Shapes and Forms design around.
Immediately, this gets 100% marks under
this area, alone.On 9/29/2013 7:34:49
AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
Many designers
often predict what
colours would be
popular for the
following year.Same
here in
Singapore.One step further
is that
developers follow a trend in
naming
their condominiums.In the
1990's, many
condominiums start with
THE e.g. THE
Bayshore etc...In 2010,
many
condominiums use Residence e.g.
Kovan
ResidenceBy coincidence, I
happen to
visit newly TOP condos
that have the
word TREE in them:
Tree House @ Chestnut
avenue / Petir
Road and 100 Trees @ West
Coast
(formerly Hong Leong).I can assure
you that I had counted the trees at
100
trees and the inventory are as
follows:
this condo as at middle
Sept 2013 has:
101 trees and 100
small plants
(bushes).... Hope that
the trees don't
fall below 100
trees. Else dread to
think that it
should be changed to "99
Trees
condo".On 9/29/2013 7:20:19 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
Tree House
condo
has just TOP.
It has an
unusual cage
like
pavilion...

Singapore INC's Great Success Story

in Caricatures: Laughter is good medicine & more...

Singapore was under passive cruise control from 2002 to 2012.
What it should have done was to use active cruise control. Thus if the car in-front slows; down; the radar system will also slow down the car driven by driver: Prime Minister. Thus saving the trouble of having the co-driver slap; him

The ART of Feng Shui is just as important!

Is Feng Shui based on science or art? Or both?
Although, the science of Feng Shui is important. The art of implementation is equally important!

Seletar, condos amidst landed

How can my great-grand-father be that STU-PIG!

Property with excessive water

Previously, during the launch of the Waterview condo project; directors in Sim Lian Group had declared their purchase of a unit or units at Waterview.
And for your info, this list shows which stacks that they had purchased during the launch.

Quote

On 10/9/2013 1:13:20 AM, Anonymous wrote:
More resources on; Waterview
condo:-http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforu
m/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=28702Plea
se note that The Tropica which T.O.P. in
2001 is already "an aging" 99 year
leasehold condo i.e. 12 years old.By the
time most people stay another 5years to
10 years; it should be 17 years and 22
years old respectively.Other resources
in this forum also shows several of Sim
Lian directors had purchased units in
Waterview. Whether for stay or rental;
we do not fully know of it.On 10/8/2013
11:59:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Wow!
Shifu,just what I wanted to
know...thanks.would TROPICA be
slightly
better than Waterview?So
for Waterview,
block 91, 93 and 95
and for TROPICA, the
red colored
portion is best spot to
receive the
qi, yes?On 10/8/2013 4:56:56
PM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some
considerations:1.
Common
sense1.1. It is not like the
property
sits on an island
and exposed to the
elements.1.2.
Another common sense
is
that
generally if a property is on
or at
the fringe of "water"; the
property
and
it's
surrounding grounds would be
damp.
And if no proper treatment of
the
ground; is a hive of a
breeding area
for
termites.2. Otherwise, if you
have
the
time; please read
up on The Tropica
and
also
The Waterview condo which is
expected to TOP perhaps around 5
months
time:-http://forum.geomancy.net/
phpf
orum
/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=308
95&n
ew=2
.1 Specifically on
the Dragon water
gate
formation:-http://forum.geomancy
.net
/rev
iew/tropica/index.htmOn
10/8/2013
3:33:03 PM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi
Master,notice there
is
this
condo that is just
next to the
Tampines Quarry
Park and think
part
of
Bedok
reservoir, such
property
with
water almost around
it...is
it
excessive
water?thanksregards

Property with excessive water

More resources on; Waterview condo:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=43&mid=28702
Please note that The Tropica which T.O.P. in 2001 is already "an aging" 99 year leasehold condo i.e. 12 years old.
By the time most people stay another 5years to 10 years; it should be 17 years and 22 years old respectively.
Other resources in this forum also shows several of Sim Lian directors had purchased units in Waterview. Whether for stay or rental; we do not fully know of it.

Quote

On 10/8/2013 11:59:24 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Wow! Shifu,just what I wanted to
know...thanks.would TROPICA be slightly
better than Waterview?So for Waterview,
block 91, 93 and 95 and for TROPICA, the
red colored portion is best spot to
receive the qi, yes?On 10/8/2013 4:56:56
PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Common
sense1.1. It is not like the
property
sits on an island and exposed to the
elements.1.2. Another common sense
is
that generally if a property is on
or at
the fringe of "water"; the property
and
it's surrounding grounds would be
damp.
And if no proper treatment of the
ground; is a hive of a breeding area
for
termites.2. Otherwise, if you have
the
time; please read up on The Tropica
and
also The Waterview condo which is
expected to TOP perhaps around 5
months
time:-http://forum.geomancy.net/phpf
orum
/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=30895&n
ew=2
.1 Specifically on the Dragon water
gate
formation:-http://forum.geomancy.net
/rev
iew/tropica/index.htmOn 10/8/2013
3:33:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi
Master,notice there
is
this
condo that is just
next to the
Tampines Quarry
Park and think
part
of Bedok
reservoir, such
property
with
water almost around it...is
it
excessive water?thanksregards

Seletar, condos amidst landed

Time flies. I though I got my keys to a 99 year old house, yesterday!
But I think I have already stayed there for more than 10 years!
Note: In my opinion, this applies to SGP properties especially HDB, condo, EC condo, private apartments that costs $1M to $1.2M and above.
If it is just a $400K or even $800K, property... what the heck; have to live-with-it. Or wait for one fine day, perhaps a utopian situation where a future govt. will up the lease-period or add 99 years, more to eligible citizens for free or pay a nominal fee?

Quote

On 10/8/2013 5:06:17 PM, Anonymous wrote:
If one walks pastthe junction
between Upper Serangoon Road and
Tampines Road (Kovan Residences) one can
view a poultry seller selling a chicken
(cock) to a lady.There are also a geese
and a duck at the corner.Kovan
Residences happens to be the site of the
Simon Road Market in the 1943's.On
10/8/2013 9:55:34 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:
1. Frankly, I have nothing against
PR's
or foreigners;2. End of last
year; I
exit out of my remaing
99year (12 plus
year condo unit); a
PR couple bought the
unit @Seletar
Springs). As their 5year
old (bought
new direct from govt.) was
eligible
to be sold. 2.1 I know
this
clesrly as the couple lived in the
Fenvale HDB estate behind my
condo.3. A taxi driver did not
believe me when I told him so; his
understanding is that PRs must buy
on
the second-hand market.3.1
Foreigners
and although I was happy
that I sold
mine unit to a PR; pent
up the demand
for the temp. Short
supply. For the
world's highest
paid; I feel that this
is
unacceptable.4. Last year or earlier;
I posted a sign signage that says
something like: "Foreigner got
special
approval to purchase landed.
HP:
".5. I feel that it
is the govt.
On auto-pilot for the
last 12 years +
the head + all
ministers forgot to match
the
increase in population with the
infrastructure. For property; the
key
ingredient was Ex-minister Mah
BT.On 10/8/2013 8:01:55 AM,
Cecil
Lee wrote:
These are
some considerations:1. If
the
development was built before the
MRT;
then if somehow;
due to soil
settlement;
buildings + foundations
start to
crack.2. If the site/
development was built
inconjuction
or
after the
MRT has been built =
excellent!2.1 As our MRT
stations
are
one of the
deepest and heavily
fortified
and act as bomb shelters.2.3
Thus,
look
at it this way;
if we have a war; I
would prefer
an MRT shelter next to
my
home; better than my unit's own
bomb
shelter. Any bunker busting
bomb can
still penetrate my
#07-xx
unit;2.4
Kovan
Residences used to the the
site of
Simon Market. I will elaborate
(another
time) on a market
that was once
located
at/outside Katong Mall: now
I12.3. I
truly empathise with
you; during
this
period when
the govt. Was under
auto-pilot
for the last 12 years;
just
woke up; but ....On 10/8/2013
3:39:09
AM, Anonymous wrote:

On 10/4/2013 6:11:15 PM,
Cecil
Lee
wrote:

I totally agree with you. so
been
eyeing
on
kovan melody and kovan
residences.
Kovan
residences is quite
expensive
wor.
Now it almost
1300 psf. Must
wait a

while to break even...last
weekend
drove

pass kovan residences, it
seems
to
be

sitting in a 'basin'...so
should
quite a
good
fengshui Plc.just wondering

property near mrt or on top
of
mrt
stn,
do
thay have bad qi and
therefore
affect
fengshui?

Seletar, condos amidst landed

If one walks pastthe junction between Upper Serangoon Road and Tampines Road (Kovan Residences) one can view a poultry seller selling a chicken (cock) to a lady.
There are also a geese and a duck at the corner.
Kovan Residences happens to be the site of the Simon Road Market in the 1943's.

Quote

On 10/8/2013 9:55:34 AM, Anonymous wrote:
1. Frankly, I have nothing against PR's
or foreigners;2. End of last year; I
exit out of my remaing 99year (12 plus
year condo unit); a PR couple bought the
unit @Seletar Springs). As their 5year
old (bought new direct from govt.) was
eligible to be sold. 2.1 I know
this clesrly as the couple lived in the
Fenvale HDB estate behind my
condo.3. A taxi driver did not
believe me when I told him so; his
understanding is that PRs must buy on
the second-hand market.3.1 Foreigners
and although I was happy that I sold
mine unit to a PR; pent up the demand
for the temp. Short supply. For the
world's highest paid; I feel that this
is unacceptable.4. Last year or earlier;
I posted a sign signage that says
something like: "Foreigner got special
approval to purchase landed. HP:
".5. I feel that it is the govt.
On auto-pilot for the last 12 years +
the head + all ministers forgot to match
the increase in population with the
infrastructure. For property; the key
ingredient was Ex-minister Mah
BT.On 10/8/2013 8:01:55 AM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
These are some considerations:1. If
the
development was built before the
MRT;
then if somehow; due to soil
settlement; buildings + foundations
start to crack.2. If the site/
development was built inconjuction
or
after the MRT has been built =
excellent!2.1 As our MRT stations
are
one of the deepest and heavily
fortified
and act as bomb shelters.2.3 Thus,
look
at it this way; if we have a war; I
would prefer an MRT shelter next to
my
home; better than my unit's own bomb
shelter. Any bunker busting bomb can
still penetrate my #07-xx
unit;2.4
Kovan Residences used to the the
site of
Simon Market. I will elaborate
(another
time) on a market that was once
located
at/outside Katong Mall: now I12.3. I
truly empathise with you; during
this
period when the govt. Was under
auto-pilot for the last 12 years;
just
woke up; but ....On 10/8/2013
3:39:09
AM, Anonymous wrote:
On 10/4/2013 6:11:15 PM, Cecil
Lee
wrote:
I totally agree with you. so
been
eyeing
on kovan melody and kovan
residences.
Kovan residences is quite
expensive
wor.
Now it almost 1300 psf. Must
wait a
while to break even...last
weekend
drove
pass kovan residences, it seems
to
be
sitting in a 'basin'...so should
quite a
good fengshui Plc.just wondering
property near mrt or on top of
mrt
stn,
do thay have bad qi and
therefore
affect
fengshui?

Property with excessive water

These are some considerations:
1. Common sense
1.1. It is not like the property sits on an island and exposed to the elements.
1.2. Another common sense is that generally if a property is on or at the fringe of "water"; the property and it's surrounding grounds would be damp. And if no proper treatment of the ground; is a hive of a breeding area for termites.
2. Otherwise, if you have the time; please read up on The Tropica and also The Waterview condo which is expected to TOP perhaps around 5 months time:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=30895&new=
2.1 Specifically on the Dragon water gate formation:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/review/tropica/index.htm

Quote

On 10/8/2013 3:33:03 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master,notice there
is this condo that is just
next to the Tampines Quarry
Park and think part of Bedok
reservoir, such property with
water almost around it...is it
excessive water?thanksregards

Seletar, condos amidst landed

1. Frankly, I have nothing against PR's or foreigners;

2. End of last year; I exit out of my remaing 99year (12 plus year condo unit); a PR couple bought the unit @Seletar Springs). As their 5year old (bought new direct from govt.) was eligible to be sold.

2.1 I know this clesrly as the couple lived in the Fenvale HDB estate behind my condo.

3. A taxi driver did not believe me when I told him so; his understanding is that PRs must buy on the second-hand market.
3.1 Foreigners and although I was happy that I sold mine unit to a PR; pent up the demand for the temp. Short supply. For the world's highest paid; I feel that this is unacceptable.

4. Last year or earlier; I posted a sign signage that says something like: "Foreigner got special approval to purchase landed. HP: ".

5. I feel that it is the govt. On auto-pilot for the last 12 years + the head + all ministers forgot to match the increase in population with the infrastructure. For property; the key ingredient was Ex-minister Mah BT.
On 10/8/2013 8:01:55 AM, Cecil Lee wrote:

Quote

These are some considerations:1. If the
development was built before the MRT;
then if somehow; due to soil
settlement; buildings + foundations
start to crack.2. If the site/
development was built inconjuction or
after the MRT has been built =
excellent!2.1 As our MRT stations are
one of the deepest and heavily fortified
and act as bomb shelters.2.3 Thus, look
at it this way; if we have a war; I
would prefer an MRT shelter next to my
home; better than my unit's own bomb
shelter. Any bunker busting bomb can
still penetrate my #07-xx unit;2.4
Kovan Residences used to the the site of
Simon Market. I will elaborate (another
time) on a market that was once located
at/outside Katong Mall: now I12.3. I
truly empathise with you; during this
period when the govt. Was under
auto-pilot for the last 12 years; just
woke up; but ....On 10/8/2013 3:39:09
AM, Anonymous wrote:
On 10/4/2013 6:11:15 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
I totally agree with you. so been
eyeing
on kovan melody and kovan
residences.
Kovan residences is quite expensive
wor.
Now it almost 1300 psf. Must wait a
while to break even...last weekend
drove
pass kovan residences, it seems to
be
sitting in a 'basin'...so should
quite a
good fengshui Plc.just wondering
property near mrt or on top of mrt
stn,
do thay have bad qi and therefore
affect
fengshui?

Seletar, condos amidst landed

These are some considerations:

1. If the development was built before the MRT; then if somehow; due to soil settlement; buildings + foundations start to crack. This is the chief (common sense) reason why some say no good Feng Shui.

2. If the site/ development was built inconjuction or after the MRT has been built = excellent!

2.1 As our MRT stations are one of the deepest and heavily fortified and act as bomb shelters.

2.3 Thus, look at it this way; if we have a war; I would prefer an MRT shelter next to my home; better than my unit's own bomb shelter. Any bunker busting bomb can still penetrate my #07-xx unit;

2.4 Kovan Residences used to the the site of Simon Market. I will elaborate (another time) on a market that was once located at/outside Katong Mall: now I12.
3. I truly empathise with you; during this period when the govt. Was under auto-pilot for the last 12 years; just woke up; but ....
On 10/8/2013 3:39:09 AM, Anonymous wrote:

Quote

On 10/4/2013 6:11:15 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
I totally agree with you. so been eyeing
on kovan melody and kovan residences.
Kovan residences is quite expensive wor.
Now it almost 1300 psf. Must wait a
while to break even...last weekend drove
pass kovan residences, it seems to be
sitting in a 'basin'...so should quite a
good fengshui Plc.just wondering
property near mrt or on top of mrt stn,
do thay have bad qi and therefore affect
fengshui?

Period 8 house that is still good in period 9 + Cecil gave an illustration of the technique during the switch over

Posted October 4, 201311 yr

1. Further to what I had mentioned; this is the template for what I had mentioned, previously in an earlier e-mail.
2. Comparing the sectors:-
2.1. For example from now to 2023 (Period 8); if the frontage is at North and a bedroom is located at e.g. East;
2.2. While from 2024 onwards to 2043b(Period 9); we find that the wealth stars had gone to South = toilet and there is a missing corner at SE; then when comparing the periods; From now to 2023, seems more auspicious then Period 9.
3. Thus logic says that one needs to compare the stars with sectors for either period to see which is considered better or worse-off or even no-change?

Quote

On 10/4/2013 4:58:02 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. In
period 7; usually if Flying Stars are
applied; you should be looking for the
location of the following numbers:
Mountain Star (MS)#7 and Water(W)#7. As
at that period : 1984 to 2003; the
reigning wealth star is = #7.2. In
period 8; using the same Period 7, SW1
chart; 2.1. #7 becomes the past
prosperity number.2.2. #8 becomes
the CURRENT prosperity wealth
star.2.3. Thus there will still be
no change in the flying star chart. But
locate where the MS#8 is at and the W#8
also.2.4. For example, in period
8, theWater star#8 is located at
North and the Mountain Star #8 is at
East sector.3. In period 9; especially
if the house is not completely torn down
or major renovations done; one should
still use Period 7, SW1 chart. 3. But
since this will be period 9; then locate
where are the Water#9 and MS#9. As in
Period 9; #9 becomes the current
prosperity star(s) while #8 becomes the
PAST prosperity stars.4. Your sum of
fear is realised! In fact, in Period 9
and if we still retain the Period 7 SW1
chart; the MS#9 flies to the SE and
Water #9 files to the South. These two
sectors will have auspicious "Current"
prosperity stars.5. Thus, based on THE
FACTS; most likely your friend's master
MAY be pulling a fast one on your
friend. 6. A Period 7, SW1 facing home
will have MS#7 and Water#7 at it's
frontage, thus as I had mentioned
previously #7, today : is the PAST
prosperity star(s).7. BUT if you are
using Period 8, SW1 stars then you will
find the Water star = #8. While the
Mountain Star (MS) = #8. Thus, if there
is visible frontage at the frontage of
such a house and there is sufficient
back(ing) at the home; then in theory;
this is a good house.8. Thus, frankly, I
have clearly illustrated, above that
there is nothing difficult about
applying Flying Star. And the fact
speaks for itself.9. To sum up: if the
house has no major renovations done or
torn and rebuilt usually it is still a
Period 7 e.g. SW1 home.9.1. Only thing
to remember that if this is 1984 to
2003; then locate theLeft (MS) and
Right (Water) stars = 7 = CURRENT
prosperity during that period.9.2.
Correspondingly, if this is 2004 to 2023
(under Period 8); then locate where are
the #8's ?9.3. If this is 2024 to 2043
(under Period 9) then locate where are
the #8's; that's all.10. From this
logic; I am afraid; if purely based on
Flying stars; your friend's master has
just pulled a fast one on him! Your some
of concerns are realised... Lots of
smoke coming from that master's ears for
sure!On 10/4/2013 1:55:45 AM, Anonymous
wrote:
Hi Master,A friend just
bought
a landed house with main dr
facing SW. He said his master
said this facing is good for
both period 8 and 9. Read
somewhere that SW1 facing is
best facing house in period 8.
Is it true? Is there really
such
house that is good both
in period 8
and 9?For period 7
house, what would
be good
facing house that is
relavant
in period 8?thanksregards

1

Seletar, condos amidst landed

Posted October 4, 201311 yr

Oops! Sorry, this is still 2013 - 2014 duration. If so, my "THRESOLD" model is considered unreasonable AT THIS TIME!
Apologies; the attachment should reflect the current sentiments.....

Quote

On 10/4/2013 5:27:15 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1.
Unfortunately in reality; what you
mentioned is true. 3 + years ago; bigger
brand new 99year old condo units can go
for 800K or 900K.2. Thus, today, when
the supply has not caught up; be
prepared to pay even 1.5M for a new 99
year old leasehold apartment.3. Frankly
majority would prefer to buy brand-new.
Even for freehold apartments. 4. If you
have no choice from 2013 to early 2015;
can understand, you may have to adjust
your personal THRESHOLD. Given that you
have a size constraint.5. Thus, in real
life; after 2015; when the glut
especially more and more supply + TOP;
then I feel the threshold of $1.2M is
achievable. 6. For practical reasons;
the current insurance is at least a 99
leasehold (close to or next to) an MRT
is better than one that is no where near
one.7. For example, one of my old
client; wanted a bigger flat. They sold
their freehold condo in River valley
road. And the criteria is to get a
bigger flat. 7.1. As originally, wife
can't conceive. And by coincidence;
after the Feng Shui; just gave birth to
a baby boy. Went with them to view
several flats. We had a chat and
fortunately, they nearly wanted to buy a
penthouse for
1.2m at Parkview EC;
Sengkang. 7.2. They instead finally
bought a 99year at Kovan Residence.
(quite new as TOP pretty recent).7.3.
Although 99 years but just a few metres
away from Kovan Residence.8. Thus, given
that they had similar constraints
"bigger" flat; at least their trump card
is still a home that is "next" to an
MRT. Compared to the Parkview EC. In
rental or resale; which will be a better
insurance?On 10/4/2013 2:03:10 AM,
Anonymous wrote:
Wah, thank you very
much. Really set us
thinking...but
new development don't
have 1 to 1.2m
pricing. Buy resale? We
need at
least 1200 sq ft hse. Still have
profit margin for old house
especially
when come 2016, when
there is
oversupply, old house may
not be as
attractive as the newer
ones...what's
your opinion on
this?On 10/3/2013
8:48:38 AM, Cecil
Lee wrote:
Attached is a chart
showing my
personal
threshold for purchase of a home
in
Singapore:1. I don't
mind
paying
$1m to $1.2m for
a 99year leasehold
especially if
it has certain
advantages
e.g. short distance to an MRT
station
(not LRT). Or within
1KM to a good
school.2. I will
not consider
anything
above
$1.2m for 99year leaseholds;
in my
opinion and not as mentioned
under
Para
1.3. 999 years
come under the above
consideration. In Singapore,
most if
not
all 999 year
homes as if I am not
mistaken
they have only around 7xx+
years
left.On 10/3/2013 5:26:03 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote:
In the
government
master plan;
there seems to be a
new
MRT
station on the existing

North-South line.In the
master
plan; it shows
"Canberra MRT
station". If
so, in the future
(perhaps)
it would be good
news
for the aged Yishun
Emerald
condo;
the newly under
construction
Eight
Courtyards;
One Canberra and
near-by
Yishun flats. As
the people;
there may
perhaps one fine
day;
do
not need to take a
feeder
service
to the Yishun
MRT
station.Attachment
showing
the suspected future
(don't
know when - if
ever) Canberra
MRT station

Seletar, condos amidst landed