Dear Mr. Lee,

I wanted to buy a completed property and have seen the house. The whole development area in at a hill top. The unit that I interested is in the middle of the terrace house rows. I have doubt because the house is facing more to North and little bit of East. So, I would like to ask :

1) Is this house consider facing north?

2) The level of the right house is higher (if I see from house facing outside). Does this mean that the white tiger is higher than green dragon. But I also understand thatgreendragon is at the east. Since the higher ground is east, does this mean thatgreen dragon is on theright and white tiger is on the left. I am a bit confused.

Regards,

YC Choong

Dear Yat Chee,

Please see below:-

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On 12/13/2004 7:21:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:

Dear Mr. Lee,

I wanted to buy a completed

property and have seen the

house. The whole development

area in at a hill top. The

unit that I interested is in

the middle of the terrace

house rows. I have doubt

because the house is facing

more to North and little bit

of East. So, I would like to

ask :

1) Is this house

consider facing north?

One has to really use a compass or a luopan to get the exact Flying star direction. For example, North 2 = 352.5 to 7.4 degrees, East 1 = 67.5 to 82.4 degrees. Somewhere inbetween lies the NorthEast quardrant. For example NE1 = 22.5 to 37.4 degrees.

2) The level of the right

house is higher (if I see from

house facing outside). Does

this mean that the white tiger

is higher than green dragon.

But I also understand

thatgreendragon is

at the east. Since the higher

ground is east, does this mean

thatgreen dragon is on

theright and white tiger

is on the left. I am a bit

confused

Shapes and forms is easy to understand but difficult to apply. The green dragon or white tiger can also mean further away not just so close-by!

Warmest Regards,
Cecil