Robert Lee

Dear Jacky, jian rong chen wrote: May I know where is the best place to hang a concave mirror? The concave mirror is good for missing corner. So hang it at the position you intend to suck the missing corner back. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Jiang Rong, jian rong chen wrote: My kua is 6. my main door is W 273deg, since my flat is at 9th floor, my living room window facing is NW.Base on eight house is it suitable for me (breadwinner)? Just compare if NW is your good sector and you will know. NW for kua 6 is Excellent so it is suitable. jian rong chen wrote: My eighthouse is NW,NE,SW,W. However, this year 2007,5yellow is at NE, Grand Duke (taisui) is at NW, 3kill is at W and 2sickness star is at center sector. Which star or sector I should avoid or provide remedial cure? You should first fix up the 20-year flying star chart for each of the sector, as that will determine the overall good or bad influence for each sector. The yearly stars is more for you to fine tune. Usually, if you fix up the 20-year sector properly, the only thing you need to be careful is just the star 2 and star 5 that may enter into certain sector for the year. As long as the existing sector does not have further star 2/5, then there is really nothing much you need to worry about. If there is, then avoid having more earth/fire in that sector (ie bright yellow colours or even bright red). jian rong chen wrote: Currently, I am sleeping at center sector of the flat. My head is pointing at NW. Should Isleep inother sector/room of flat? jian rong chen wrote: Should I change my bed head facing? or sleep with head pointing at other auspicious direction? There is really no need to avoid a sector just because there is a illness stars. In fact, as long as you neutralise most of your bad stars properly, you can still use that room as freely as you normally will do. You don't need to change your room just because a bad star is there. You should just neuralise the Flying Star problems. Then continue to sleep facing your good eight house direction/sector. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Constance, constance king wrote: hi, on my luck pillar analysis/summary, as weak water (east), i should stay in a house facing direction for metal to further improve my luck...and avoid nw & ne as house facing direction as it will further reduce my luck. but nw, ne west and sw are the 4 good directions for metal. also, if i use house facing direction for metal, does it mean i should use all 4 good directions (west)for metal instead? thanks In general, there are two concepts when it comes to house suitability:- 1. Eight House (4 good or 4 bad directions). This tells you how you suitable a room or house. Even though, this is based on the year of birth, the it is still a very important concept. Where you should try to avoid having a house that falls under the Death or Disaster sector for the breadwinner. 2. Eight House direction. This we often use more a macro level if possible. Say East is good for you, so staying say in East/South-East of singapore is one way of adding wood to your luck. Anyway, between the two concept, it is still important to avoid having a house that is death or disaster. As your eight house cannot be corrected, but your ba zi can. So your ba zi can still be improved by choosing the right colour scheme for your home, or having the right career element or even people around you. So this becomes a secondary consideration when it comes to the best house direction. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Good Day Shifu My kitchen is located at south. Can i activate this sector? If not, which sector can i activate? I understand that activate south sector is good for career. Thank you in advance. If the South is a good sector and it falls in your office/room then probably you can activate the sector for the career. However, if it is your kitchen, then how to activate it even if it is good for your career when you can't use it? So you probably have to activate other sectors that you are able to activate. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research.

Dear Hansel, hansel tan wrote: hi there the size of my current pond is 9ft in lengnth X 4ft in wide X 2ft in deep i plan to dig deeper like about 5ft. can i have a shallow part and a deep part like there would be a part with 2ft and a part with 5ft ? The better size would be length 9ft , width 5ft and depth 2ft / 5ft. Should be no issue to have part of the pond in 2ft or 5ft. hansel tan wrote: my pond location is on the west facing rising sun. is that good? You will need to assess the flying star to see if that sector has the auspicious water stars to determine if it is really good or not under feng shui. As if the flying star sector on the West sector of the house have the current auspicious water star, then it is ideal to have it there. As each house depending on the facing and the layout, have different sectors that is considered the auspicous water wealth sector. You will have to use the flying star report to help you make that assessment. The flying star report can be generated from your member account:- URL: http://login.geomancy.net hansel tan wrote: how would i know if my house is in perioud8? We usually determine what period the house based on when the house was built or last had a major major renovation. Period 7 (1984-2003), Period 8 (2004-2023). hansel tan wrote: and wht would be an auspicious no. of fish for me i plan to put 68 or 101 japanese koi in my pond with different colours. yellow red black blue brown etc. Frankly, whether what number is auspicious, can be subjective. I mean it all depends on what the number will represent. i mean 99 would be like Jiu Jiu (longevity), or 88 is Fa Fa (prosper and prosper) etc. So really, there is no right or wrong in terms of what is the best number. As long as you think it represents a nice sounding or have meaning, then go for it. Ultimately, as long as you enjoy rearing the fish and makes you feel good, really no issue on what is the number etc. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research.

Dear Alvyn, Alvyn Ng wrote: I would like to know whether can Yearly star together with Monthly and daily star create another star? Can I confirm, the question you are asking is relating to the flying star, right? If so, when you assess the stars in each sector, the five element is always used to see the inter-relationship. So it is possible that some stars will combine. (ie water- Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET- Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Terry, Terry Law wrote: Can we still activate water star 8 with water feature in direct spirit sector?Quite confusing cos for direct and indirect spirit rules, can only activate water in indirect spirit but not in direct spirit. Generally, you should first activate the direct water star first:- This means that for a period 8 house, you activate the direct water star 8 or direct mountain star 8, first. Only when you cannot activate them, then you consider the next future water/moutain wealth star 9. If you are unable to activate the above, but your house does have the indirect spirit of 8 at the South-West sector which happens tobe your living roomfor example, then youcan try to activate the indirect wealth star. So you normally only activatethe directspirit first, only when you can't and then try to activate the indirect spirit if your house. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I'm confuse on how to identify the mountain star and water star? And what does each number means or represent? Take this one sector for example:- 2 9 Year 3 Month 2 5 The number 2 on the top left is the Mountain Star, the number 5 on the top right is the water star. The big number 9 is the base sector. Anonymous wrote: And what does each number means or represent? To fully understand that each number means you really need probably read up on flying star book/course. Generally, the bad stars ie star 2 (illness star), star 5 (misfortune star), star 3 (lawsuit star), star 4 (romance star), star 7 (robbery star) are what you are concerned with. Each number is associated to an element which allows one to interpret what is needed to cure or balance it. ie star 2 / 5 (earth stars) so to cure use Metal cures etc. How each number is related to when you assess the sector as a whole will give you all the interpretation of that sector. ie star 7 found in the sector may mean there is potential wealth loss due to the robbery star etc. As mentioned, to understand all these you really need to learn the flying star concept. Anonymous wrote: Why there's an annual star and flying star chart every other month? Just like your ba zi, you have 10-yearly, 5-yearly, yearly, 6-monthly, monthly, daily, hourly luck. The flying star, also changes each year, each month etc. So it tells you what yearly star or monthly star comes into play each month. As mentioned, it affects how the sector luck change for that year or month. Usually, what most people are concerned is fixing the general overall luck of that sector, the yearly luck is concerned each year just to further balance the sector for the year. The monthly or daily will be less used as no one will have time to keep making changes to the house each month or day. So if say a robbery star 7 comes into the sector this year, there may be potential wealth loss for that year in that sector. Basically, that is what the yearly and monthly stars are for. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: In eight mansion, is it the facing direction of the main door or location sector of main door that is important? My original main door is located at SE sector which is good for kua 4 and facing E direction. I was asked to relocate to the other side which is NE sector(bad for me) but the door still faces E.The reason for relocation is because in flying star the orignaldoor is at W2M5. Firstly, you need to understand that both the eight house and flying star each has a purpose in the analysis:- 1. Flying Star assess the house to find out the luck of each part of the house. Similiar to where the ba zi assess the person's luck, the flying star is for assessing the house's luck. So it helps determine where are the problem stars and wealth stars for the owner to take advantage of. 2. Eight House gives you an understanding of whether a house is suitable to you or not.A house can have excellent flying star, but if it does not suit you, then you will not be able to benefit from the house. It also helps you determine which bedroom is the best room you can use that will bring you luck etc. So both concepts are equally important. Your existing location seems suitable to you, just that the flying star luck there is not so good. So just correct and neutralise the bad stars and you should be ok. If you change to a good direction as suggested, but of the NE is your Death or Disaster sector, then you will actually bring more harm than good. If NE is your spook/irritation, then not so bad, but still probably won't be as good as a house that is suitable to you. In addition, both Eight House and Flying Stars are used under the 阳宅三要 or Yang Zhai San Yao: The three major considerations in a home: Main Door or Frontage, the Kitchen & Bedroom. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Peter, Peter Chin wrote: My best direction is North West but a toilet is located in this corner of my house. Can you please advise what is the best method or cure for this? When you say that your best direction is North-West, do you mean:- 1)North-West isone of your 4 good direction (Excellent, Prosperity, Health, Longevity? If so, then nothing much you can do, as this only determines whether you are suitable to that sector or not. So if suitable for you to use, then it is good if your bedroom or office room is located in this sector. 2) If you mean North-West is where your wealth stars under the flying star (ie Star 8 for period 8 house), then this means that the sector will be drowned by the toilet. A toilet is best for sectors containing the bad stars such as star 2/5. So that it helps to down the bad stars. If a good star is located, there it is not a suitable house. Often, you can only maybe put a Hu Lu (bottle gourd) to symbolically suck the wealth from leaking out. Also, keeping the toilet seat cover covered when not in use. These will help to minimise the wealth lost. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Hi Master Please give your advice on how to improve the career luck of my husband who is born in the year of the fire horse. He is extremely impatient in nature. Thank you Worried wife Frankly, you first need to find out what elementand how ishis ba zi luck to be able to know how best to help him. URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-element.htm You see, once you know what element he belongs to, and what elements will help him. Five element can be related to colours, shapes, direction, career etc. The more areas in his life that is favourable to him the better his overall luck is. For example, a weak wood, likes water and wood. So wearing more blue/black/gray (water) or green/brown (wood) is helps to boost his luck. Alternatively, staying in a North (water) / East or South-East(wood)facing house. Or having career that is teaching (wood) or arts (water) related. This link can give you some guide on the five element and characteristics. URL: http://talk.geomancy.net A person has 3 luck:- 1. Heaven Luck (ba zi), luck that is given to him. Understanding this can allow you to better take advantage of your luck to the fullest. 2. Earth Luck (home and surrounding), is the luck from your house and surrounding. This often has the greatest adverse influence to a person's luck. 3. Human Luck (relationaship and own hardwork). Having good relationship with people around you and working hard is essential to a person's success. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Please further advise how we can neutralise the sector with metal elements. Does sleeping on brass bed frames help? Thanks. Given, I have no idea what the overall influence in that room unless a detailed analysis is done. Here are some guide:- 1)The best Metal cure is to keep the room walls white (which is metal element). 2) Avoid Earth (bright yellow) or Fire (bright red) to avoid activating the star 2/5. 3) Where you cannot use colour scheme to correct theroom, then you may have to consider the 6 coins cure toexhaust the metal. 4) Amodern way to replace the 6 coinsis to use a HEPA air cleaner. Anonymous wrote: Would it be better to sleep at this neutralised 5-2 wall than at the east wall which faces a window and balcony which overlooks a lake? As long as you neturalise the 2/5 there is no harm using the room. As for the which is the best wall really depends on which layout best fits the room and suitability. In my last post, I already given you the guide. As long as you follow them, it should be ok. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research.

Dear Deepak, Deepak kumar wrote: Can someone please let me know how do i win a court case. Can Feng shui, vastu, Lal Kitab etc.. help me in this issue? Deepak kumar wrote: What should I do to win the court case? One should always remember, that feng shui is not a miracle cure for all problems. When it comes to legal issues, you should seek advice from a good lawyer. Just like when you are sick, you go to a doctor/specialist. Or when you want to invest your money, you go to afinancial adviser. In terms of Feng Shui, the only thing you can try to do is to boost up your own luck:- 1. Heaven Luck (ba zi), see what element you lack and try to boost your luck by having more elements favourable to you (ie wearing colours favourable to you etc). URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-element.htm 2. Earth Luck (your home), do a check on your home with the flying star. Find out if there is astar 3 (lawsuit star) or star5 (misfortune star)in your bedroom or your main door sector. If so, you should netuaralise it with Metal element element. Avoid Wood (green/brown) element colour for that. 3. Human Luck (your relationship and your own hard work), seek a really good lawyer to help you with your case. There is nothing much else you can do except to see if you can improve your luck and get a good lawyer. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Bansari, Bansari shah wrote: Hello, I live in 3 bedrooms house and we have exposed beam in all bedroom and the hall with high ceiling in the middle of the room. Initially I liked it as it makes to look your room big. Now we feel too much pressure on our head.I heard one option is to put flute, but the ceiling is too high for this.Is there any other option to cure. The best way is to have a false ceiling which will cover the beam entirely. The flute is the next best solution. Refer to this previous post on neutralising a concrete ceiling beam:- URL: http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=19&mid=4609 Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Julie, Julie Chua wrote: Can you advise me on what are things that have to be done during the giving of the betrothal and dowry gifts as well as during the wedding day itself for a hokkien bride and a cantonese groom? I am referring to the traditional customs itself. Thanks a lot in advance. You can use this link as a guide for most common Traditional Chinese Wedding procedures:- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/products/po-dates/wedding-procedures.pdf Due to different dialect groups, there will still be some variations butI covered most of what is usually done. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Desmond, Desmond Lee wrote: Hi, i'm new to FengShui and currently trying to pick up as much as i can. May i ask whether do we use our normal birth date to calculate our 'Ba Zhi' or do we use our lunar or chinese birth date. If you are using any of our free ba zi calculator tools, you just need to input your western birthday. Our system will convert the date to your Chinese Lunar birthday for the ba zi analysis:- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-element.htm Desmond Lee wrote: If we're using our chinese birth date, how do we calculate as accurately as possible our lunar birth date. Take for example 5th of September 1988 To convert your western date to the chinese lunar date, just use our report and it will give you the lunar date. If you are converting the chinese lunar date to western date, then you need to refer to a calendar book. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear MK, MK MK wrote: May I know how to calculate the 5 elements? Frankly, this is rather complicated as you need to determine the number of elements you have for each elements, assign the element strengthen, and take into consideration the combinations and changes in elements. The simple way is take the total element and number of each element. Factor in at least the weightage of total element strength and individual element weightage and you should have a fair percentage breakdown. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: The north wallwhich is mygood facing is unfortunatelyM5W2 wall. The south wall is shared with the toilet wall. In view of this, would it make the most sense to sleep with the bed headboard on the East walleven though the opposite wall (west) are windows and a balcony. There is also a gate (downstairs) at the west side and a big lake there. Thanks. Priority for bed placement should be:- 1. The based on the layout of the room, the bed should be place in such a position where you can see the bed when you are lie on the bed. 1a. The bed should be placed anchored to the wall with no windows. 1b. The bed should be placed where directly behind the wall is the toilet/stove sharing the same wall. 2. The next comes finding the best sleeping position based on your eight house based on the posible. 3. The flying star related bad influence, can be corrected, so you should not be avoiding that sector because it has bad stars. Those stars can often be neutralised. In fact, you want to avoid the stars, you should already do that when you are searching for your house. Try to find the house that al the bad stars if possible fall in the least used rooms (toilet/storeroom etc). Anonymous wrote: The north wallwhich is mygood facing is unfortunatelyM5W2 wall. So this can still be considered, but you will need to neutralise the sector with metal elements. Anonymous wrote: The north wallwhich is mygood facing is unfortunatelyM5W2 wall. The south wall is shared with the toilet wall. This has to be avoided at all cost. Anonymous wrote: In view of this, would it make the most sense to sleep with the bed headboard on the East walleven though the opposite wall (west) are windows and a balcony. There is also a gate (downstairs) at the west side and a big lake there. Thanks. As long as the east wall does not contain a window opening, it should be ok. Having the bed facing a window is perfectly ok as long as there is a gap between the window and the bed. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Dhandy, Dhandy Adrianto wrote: My businessis "milk powder distributor" and i was wondering what kind of element my business have. Thanks for your help Milk Power is Earth element. While distribution is Wood element. So this business is considered a mixed Earth/Wood element. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Could you convert my DOB for me, I was born on May 4, 1968 of the Chinese calender and I would like to know what was the Western calender? Some people told me it is May 30 and some told me June 01. Based on the chinese lunar calendar:- Lunar: 4th day, 5th month of1968 Western: 30 May 1968 So 30 May 1968 is the correct western date of birth for you. If western: 1 Jun 1968, then your lunar is 6th day , 5th month of 1968. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: i just want to know what would be a good depth for my pond? Approximately, what is the size of your current pond? The feng shui ruler has different an auspicious segment approximately at every 8 inches interval.You can use that as a guide. Or 2 ft/5 ft/7 ft/9 ft are also where the auspicious marking falls under. Anonymous wrote: and is there any cure to my pond my pond is located in a western compass location. as i have read in you're previous articles west is not a favorable location for a pond, but i have already that pond ever since i transfered here. do we have any cure for this with out destroying it because i have a lot of koi collection there. please respond and il wait. i even have a plan of keeping 68 fishes there. Whether or not a pond at a location is good, depends a lot on how it benefits the flying star of the house. If the stars in the west sector has the auspicious water star 8 (for a period 8 house for exmaple), then it is good to have a water feature there. This is the proper way to determine whether a water feature is good or bad as each house is unique and not every house is bad to have water feature at the west side. You should use the flying star report (a free one can be generate in our member area). To check on where is your auspicious wealth star for your house. Period 8 would be star 8 in the water star position, Period 7 will be the star 7 in water starpoition etc. URL: http://login.geomancy.net Anonymous wrote: i am a rabit born aug24,1939 i plan to renovate it dig deeper can i have a good date for the repair of my garden maybe this may-june thanks a lot lope to hear from you As for good dates, you can make use of the free auspicious date reportto check on he good dateswe have at our website:- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-dateboth.htm Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Hi.. I have a question to ask about stove and toilet.. As per attached picture, will there be any leakage of wealth? Cos that is the only favorable position in my kitchen to place the stove, and in order to avoid the toilet entrance from facing the stove, I have purposly build a wall to block it. Would need your advice.. Thank you.. Generally, as long as these two worst setup is avoided, should be ok:- 1. The stove does not face the toilet bowl directly. 2. The stove is not located just behind a wall sharing the toilet bowl. The rest depends on other factors. Given that there is at least a walkway and wall, the stove would not face the toilet directly. Underfeng shui concept, ifyoucannot see it, it no longer becomes a problem. As for the rest you have to check on other layout issues within the kitchen. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: I am currently working on the plans for a new 2-storied house to be built this year. Thank you for advising me as to whether I should consider each story separately for feng-shui orientations. Or do I consider the centre of the house regardless of the stories? 1) If the 2 story house belongs entirely to 1 owner, then you should take the facing of the house from the frontage of the entire house, and the center point will remain the same for both levels. 2) If the house is divided into two separate owners, then you each will have their main door entrance just like an apartment. Therefore, the center point and facing will be based on the individual level's main door facing. I believe your situation falls in the para 1, so you should take the same centerpoint and your general house frontage as your guide. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

Dear Anon, Anonymous wrote: Hello... my question is regards to the placement of dragon and tiger picture puzzle. It's me and my husband's I chinese sign. Thank you very much in advance. Actually, just treat it as a typical painting. As long as the dragon or tiger isn't to like fighting each other(which represents disharmonious - not good for relationship.)Or looking too fierce looking (which can be a sha qi).You can treat it as a normal painting and hang it where you like it just as a decorative item. If puzzle is has conflict or fierce looking meaning, then better not to display it. In feng shui, as long as the picturedoes not have any bad meaning associated when you look at it, it is fine to display it anywhere you like. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui

Dear Christina, Christina Krishnan wrote: Hi, I am pretty new to fengshui. I used the free report to check on my 4 good and bad sectors. I would like to find out if one needs to put something auspicious in the bad direction to avoid problems or do we put them in the good direction? How do we also calculate our lucky days for starting a new job? Basically, the 4 good and 4 bad sectors which is the Eight House concept is only used for checking on suitability of a house and the best directions for sleeping/working/study position. That is about all. For a house, you only use it check if a bedroom is suitable, where is the best position to sleep, where is the best position to study/work. So a bad sector does not mean that you cannot put auspicious things there. It just mean that sector is not the best sector for you to use. You are still allowed to place items whereever you want to just minimise the doing anything important in that sector of the house. Christina Krishnan wrote: How do we also calculate our lucky days for starting a new job? There are two ways:- 1) Is to use the free auspicious date report for upto next 30 days which helps you check on good dates that are suitable to you as well as deemed generally a good date under the Tung Shu (Alamac):- URL: http://www.geomancy.net/reports/free-report/freerpt-dateboth.htm 2) The other is to check out which dates in your ba zi's daily forecast represents an auspicious date.Those days that are auspicious coupled with themonth that is most auspicious will likely to be the best possible date for you.However, this will forecast is onlyavailableas a paidba zi premium with the monthly and daily forecast. Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research