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In my opinion, you may have taken too large a shoe to fill. In your case, it is like in real life, you may have to employ a consultant for your project. This is a fact of life. Thus frankly, resources for your thesis, will not come with a silver spoon or any spoon. Good Luck.
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Hello, Whats the solution or remedy for career enhancement and promotions? Regards Ash
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Dear Master Cecil, Hereby i attach the picture of the lamp post in front of my new house. I suppose it is directly in front of my house (looking out from main door) but by-pass a road.
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1. Is the fengshui for this stacked building good for business? The lower levels are for retail and level 4 onwards are for office use. I am looking to rent an office unit there and wonder if it’s better to be on the lower stack or higher stack. 2. When you look out of the window, because the unit is at the zig zag stacked side, you’ll see an extra vacant space / platform that is higher than the inside ground of the unit. Is there anything wrong with this? 3. Is it correct to say if the unit does not share the same wall as the building toilet, is it ok?
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Attached is the layout which i've missed
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Dear Anon, Actually, the gift of "chopsticks" isrelatively new. I hope, you don't mind me frankly letting you know:- In the past, it was not wise to lend or give chopsticks because of it has a similar sound like "zhu" or "halt". Thus is especially not good or an appropriategift. It is especially best to keep the gift or store it away. Nowadays, there is another set of "chopsticks" gift i.e. two chopsticks placed ontop of a bowl - kept in a glass display frame. This is again not favourable. This is similar to one praying to the dead ancestor i.e. it's offering to the dead. And this is thus also considered very inauspicious. Since chopsticks does not have any good mea…
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A full Feng Shui audit is a holistic approach and covers something like:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Want_to_build_your_dream_home%3F It does not involve colours alone. And D.I.Y. (do it yourself) is not for the novice. You may want to consider Professional Feng Shui help.
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1. Please note that this is a Free GENERAL Advice forum, and not a specific "Do it for you" type of forum. Anonymous wrote: 1)How can i place my stove, microwave, sink & washing machine & fridge? Most recent forum message(s) have some guidelines. Which can be found, here:- http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Kitchen_Stove_%26_More Quote: Anonymous wrote: 2) Is it true that one shld avoid placing the fridgenear the entrance of the kitchen? e.g once you enter the kitchen you will see the fridge In this case, many HDB flats and even condos and even landed property may have problems placing the fridge! Given that most kitchens have limited space, such questions are like…
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Dear Alberto, To find out more about the North South Debate, please click on this link: http://www3dglobe.com/fs/addsites.htm#SOUTH Currently, no one has shown proof of the validity of the South Hemisphere model. Feng Shui can equally be applied both in the North and South. Warmest Regards, Cecil -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'free-advice' suppressed suppressed> Date: Monday, August 02, 1999 7:45 AM Subject: fengshui in south hemisphere
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Dear leslie, Why don't you try the feng shui books by cecil lee and take the feng shui course offered by the geomancy net. Since so far I have found this site to be the best. And they provide the best advise on shoe string budget and after trying it if you want more then you should try to find some traditional feng shui master. Good luck! Anon
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Quote: Truly good sincere service. Thank you very much- Charmani Thank you very much.Your answer is excellent and satisfy my query.According to the house plan the situation is as 3 you have given below. 3.If the frontage is at A and "sitting-back-of-home" is at B, this is acceptable. Extremely sorry for the inconvenience caused.I did not realize the type of information I should have given.Will be careful in future to be specific.Thank you once again .
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I am living in a south facing house. The house has two doors, the main door facing south and another door from the car park which is south-west. Just below the car park is the drainage which I feel is not auspicious. We have been having water related issues ver y frequently either leaks, water tank damages, pressure valve issues, drainage clogging etc. Also job wise not seeing growth, but having so much pressure too. I bought two fengshui mirrors through one of a friend's colleague who bought from China. Please advise where should I place these mirrors. I was thinking to keep one mirror inside the house after we enter from the car garage that has a drainage below and insi…
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Dear Jason, Please see below:- -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'free-advice' suppressed suppressed> Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 10:39 AM Subject: Fengshui Of a un-occupied new house. Yes. As long as the building has four walls and a roof, an internal Feng Shui assessment can be carried out: 1. The Shapes and Form School can be applied to examine both the exterior and interior, and may be used at any stage—even before the building is completed—especially for assessing the exterior or the site. 2. Under the Compass School of Feng Shui, once the house is built, you can conduct a survey using a standard com…
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Master Lee, Is the fengshui of Bayshore Park good? What elements would the place belong to? I am consideringbuying a unit with seaview in the tower with no block in front. Please let me know your view on the Bayshore Park. Thanks.
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hi master Cecil, i have read several readings and would like to know if you have the general readings and rankings of Jurong West Blossom (beside Jurong Point)? Was trying to find in the forum but doesn't seem to find any. Thanks and look forward to hear from you soon
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Yes, as long as the pointed triangle roof is not facing a unit, that is fine. Some units that face the private estate have the master bedroom, second bedroom, and even the living room looking toward the pointed roofs of the landed properties. In this context, a ‘pointed triangle roof’ refers to a roof design where two sloping sides meet at a sharp angle, forming a peak or tip, much like the letter ‘A’ or a triangle. This type of roof is often seen in traditional houses and can create a clear, pointed shape. Examples include: 1. A-frame Roof: Both sides of the roof slope down steeply from a central ridge, creating a triangular profile when viewed from th…
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Dear Master Cecil Lee, I have some enquiries on my new flat whichme and my husbandwill be collecting keys within this month. My floor plan as attached for your reference. 1. We are Catholic by religion and would like to place a Altar in our flat. Can you advise which is the ideal spot to place the Altar? Is it possible to place it against the wall at the dinning area? 2. Do we need to have a divider/partition as our main door faces the balcony directly? 3. Is there anything you can point out to us that we should be aware of for this unit of ours? 4. Apart from the unit's fengshui, like to check, if I am currently pregnant, can I go and collect keys and proceed with the do…
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Hi Master, Can you advise if beacon heights condo is a good place to stay? It has the following features which in accordance is badfengshui: 1. Near Temple with a huge sleeping buddha 2. Face CTE with high traffic condition 3. Near churches However, the good points is my unit face : 1. Water features with lap pool and landscape fool 2. Floating Gym 3. The place is quite quiet.
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Hi Sifu, We recently bought a new house in Melbourne Australia. Wanting to get everyone's thoughts about the plan layout and also the fengshui of the land in general. It's a mid century home and there is a beautiful quiet big park both in the backyard and also at the front of the house. The back of the house is north (a bit west) facing and the backyard gets amazing sun the whole day. Just wondering if there is anything we can do to further improve the fengshui. Happy to PM sifu more pictures of the house if need. Thanks! +++ Note: A Google map displaying the names of the streets has been shared. +++ Modified: A Google map fe…
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Hi, We moved into our condo about a year ago and our neighbour has always had these Feng Shui items at their front door. They have lived in their unit for over a decade. I've not thought much about the placements but visitors keep pointing them out and our relationship with the neighbor has just been cordial that I cannot help feeling bothered by them now. Our front door and our back door are actually both directly facing our neighbours front and back doors respectively. They use their back door most the time while we have ours permanently closed. They rarely use their front doors but have placed: 1) a regular large (bigger than A4 …
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keep your garage as clean as possible, keep something between the doors and place a screen between the sink and the main entrance door.
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Nowadays, many developers seek the advice of geomancers on the macro Feng Shui of both the site and what is outside of the development. Yes, in general a water canal at the back of the estate can / will have consequences on several stacks in the development. And Yes, even the running of the drainage from east-west; and even how the drainage from the site towards the water canal has an impact from a Feng Shui point of view. Overall, these have very high weightage : Water dragoons / Shapes and Forms Feng Shui. Thus even if we do pathe our entire unit or apartment in pure gold - no use if the external or outside the four walls of the apartment is "condemned" or "corrupte…
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just read the pdf using the link you've provided. thanks. btw, i heard for different religion, there're different ritual to invite the existing invisible 'occupants' out of the flat and also offer the gods... (not that i'm a supersitious kind, but just want to make sure everything that have to be done are done) do you have any information on those?
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I want to know does this ruler rule apply to lenght of cabinets? i know fengshui ruler is used for rooms furniture and altar.
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Dear Anon, 1. If it is a temporary arrangement, the major concern would be the lighting and the `cleanliness' of the place. (Not so much - crucial about Feng Shui). 2. However, in Feng Shui, try to make sure that you and your family are comfortable in this temp location. And since, it is a basement, the ventilation should be adequate. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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