Dear Mr. Celil Lee
The distance between the Garage and the main gate is 7 MTRs long. There is slope inclining outward from the Garage to the main gate which meets the main road. Please advice:
1-Will this kind of slope( moving out ) will take away the fortune of the residents,
2-If so then, what is the best measure we can use to eliminate/minimize the effect of this.
With warm regards
Vijay

Dear Vijay,
So far, based on my personal observations, this is not a major issue.
In Singapore, like anywhere else in the world, many landed properties (site) are either:
1. On the same level to the road
2. Higher than the road
3. Lower than the road
Based on my personal experience, I often see many homes similar to your description ie. (para 2 type) do not encounter financial loss. Nor affect the health of the owners.
But rather, more importantly, the concern is that of open drains that e.g. flow behind the house or at the side.
Often, rather, if the house has a large opening e.g. sliding glass doors at the frontage with main entrance doors, there is a possibility that children may not get married or remain single.
On it's own, therefore, such slope is not a major concern. And, so far, I believe, no Feng Shui book has fully stated this as a major cause of wealth loss.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 10/1/2003 9:44:06 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Mr. Celil Lee
The distance between the
Garage and the main gate is 7
MTRs long. There is slope
inclining outward from the
Garage to the main gate which
meets the main road. Please
advice:
1-Will this kind of slope(
moving out ) will take away
the fortune of the residents,
2-If so then, what is the best
measure we can use to
eliminate/minimize the effect
of this.
With warm regards
Vijay