Hi Cecil,
My questions are on Dragon/White Tiger sides of a home:
1)What if the land on the west is higher - does it represent Dragon side?
2)What if the land on the east is lower - does it represent the White Tiger side?
3)Must Dragon always be found in the East and White Tiger in the West?
Best regards, SL

Dear SL,
1. In the past, where the landscape is much easier to "view"; one can certainly during those days, find landscapes that have a profile of a dragon embracing say a tiger.
2. It is thus much easier to locate these landforms in rural areas.
3. However, with urban development, it is much harder for most people to discern Dragon/Tiger sides of a home. Where, one may have difficulty locating the dragon and tiger.
4. Therefore, nowadays, I have introduced another concept " wealth retention " where; it would be good to find sites that can retain wealth.
There are a qualities (not necesssary to be present together):-
4.1 If one lives in a landed property; one should find a good home. For example:-
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/grandpa1.htm
Here, if you take a look at the old bungalow (landed house) one can see that it has a shape e.g. a well proportioned head and a body. In several of the old pictures, the head is protected.
4.2 Sites that `receive' wealth:-
For example if one looks at some of the past messages under the conference: Photo Tours with interest and SEARCH for info on
e.g. The Sterling Condo; The Meyer Place and
4.3 Case Study of an excellent site:-
http://www.myhome.com.sg/tropica/fengshui.shtml
In the above review, find out more of:-
The auspicious dragon-tiger gate and
The horse-shoe effect.
4.4 Protect, protect and protect
All houses should have `protection' of the main entrance and windows from poison arrows and sha qi.
Houses mentioned above are examples where one can already achieve " Quantum Leap " in Feng Shui.
5. What is Quantum Leap in Feng Shui?
Here, without doing anything already can gain Luck in-excess of 60 to 80 percent " Feng Shui " Luck without doing anything else or have the home feng shuied. Do note that the amount of LUCK would depend on individual units that can `receive' much greater luck.
6. I feel the above are good principles as opposed to the difficulty of locating the dragon/tiger for the lay person.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/23/2001 8:50:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
My questions are on
Dragon/White Tiger sides of a
home:
1)What if the land on the west
is higher - does it represent
Dragon side?
2)What if the land on the east
is lower - does it represent
the White Tiger side?
3)Must Dragon always be found
in the East and White Tiger in
the West?
Best regards, SL