Feng Shui of J Gateway @ Jurong & Flying Star Feng Shui

1. J Gateway has stacks #01 to #15 facing either NE3 or SW3.

2. While stacks #16 to #27 are either facing N3 or S3.

3. Thus, distinctively: this development caters to both the East group (N3 or S3) and West group (NE3 or SW3 facing).

Part 3: Feng Shui of J Gateway @ Jurong - N3 or S3 facing stack/unit?

1. From a Feng Shui Flying Stars point of view; generally, S3 facing units are preferred over the N3 facing units.

2. This is because N3 facing units suffer from the combined double auspicious #8 wealth stars "trapped" or wasted at the "back" of the unit. Here, usually, this is where the kitchen /yard / yard toilets are located.

3. Contrast the above with a S3 facing unit. ON the contrary, S3 facing units have instead these two double auspicious wealth stars at the frontage such as the living room / master bedroom and yard.

4. I have drawn up a sample illustration (from a previous worked example of a different development - HDB BTO flat).

5. The attached sample shows the various Flying star significance in various sectors of the house.

6. For example: if a bedroom is in either NW or East sector; there are "dangerous" stars #5 misfortune /sickness + #2 sickness stars in these two sectors. Thus, for example, best to avoid certain colours be it the interior of the rooms and even the lightings tone.

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On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway @
Jurong & Flying Star Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has stacks
#01 to #15 facing either NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16 to
#27 are either facing N3 or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this development caters to
both the East group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3 or SW3
facing).

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On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway @
Jurong & Flying Star Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has stacks
#01 to #15 facing either NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16 to
#27 are either facing N3 or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this development caters to
both the East group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3 or SW3
facing).

According to floor plan, stacks #01-#15 is supposed to face either NE3 or SW3. However, the building is now almost 80% complete. The developer has built #01 - #15 in East or West direction. I took a compass standing in front of the building and it was facing West 258 directly facing the setting sun.

For such cases, can buyer file against the developer?

In my opinion, no one has ever done so.

Do take extra care when using an ordinary compass. As often, there are lots of "hidden" re-bar that can cause the compass readings on such a compass to deviate by alot.

Often, try to stand on a grass area (but then again) and take several readings (if possible). Sometimes even grass patches have metal embedded below it thus again may cause the readings to deviate.

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On 3/3/2016 9:02:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway
@
Jurong & Flying Star
Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has
stacks
#01 to #15 facing either
NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16
to
#27 are either facing N3
or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this
development caters to
both the East
group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3
or SW3
facing).According to
floor plan, stacks #01-#15 is supposed
to face either NE3 or SW3. However, the
building is now almost 80% complete. The
developer has built #01 - #15 in East or
West direction. I took a compass
standing in front of the building and
it was facing West 258 directly
facing the setting sun.For such cases,
can buyer file against the developer?

J Gateway just T.O.P.

Revisited 17 May 2022