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Dear Anon,
Frankly, this category of Feng Shui is often classified under "Kindergarten Feng Shui".
Where we commonly hear: North = water, South = fire etc..
Just a few years ago, I remembered, locally some practitioners were simply practising this type of Feng Shui. Many of them, I heard, have very few business - if any.
With more sophisticated consumers; it would be more fruitful to learn more of both Shapes and Forms as well as Compass School Feng Shui.
Under Flying Star, instead of a generalised view that north = water, one should follow where the #1 star lands on the 9 grid system. Here, #1 and a combination of it e.g. #4 often leads to prosperity etc...
Truly, do make a change, today:)
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/23/2004 6:39:51 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,
My kua
number is 8. My master bedroom
(on the second floor) is in
the North sector. I would like
to know how to enhance this
corner - it's my career
corner. This North sector
should have blue (water)
features but since this is my
bedroom, I shouldn't have
that. I guess I can use blue
on the first floor but what
colors are ok to use in the
bedroom or does it matter now
since I have blue in the North
on the first floor beneath me?
I don't want to have
conflicting colors. I want to
enhance the career and romance
corner at the same time. So
would red be too
'destructive'?
Thank you.
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Dear Anon,
Most of the time is the location, pedestrian traffic and also the type/value of food.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/23/2004 5:20:05 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
Is it something special to see
if a restaurant is not doing
well ?
Many thanks.
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Dear Angelina,
You may seriously consider "flying" to Period 8 for better Feng Shui for your home.
However, if this part of the home is your main entrance, you may consider:
1. A real water position to neutralise #7 1 #7.
2. Alternatively a second (less effective) option is to use a blue carpet.
Also can I use 6 coinsQuotecures for the bad stars 3 & 5
in the east, se and north
sectors. Please help. Thank
you.
I believe if your home is a NE 2 or 3, than you are faced with MS#2 Base#5 and WS#4.
This would be "different" from just having only #3 and #5.
With the addition of MS#2 in this equation, seriously, it would be better to consider "moving" metal e.g. a wind chime or a constant chiming clock. To constantly neutralise this "bad" (erh.. rotten) sector.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/25/2004 5:48:06 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Mr Lee,
I living in a
period 7 house facing NE with
a star 717 in the front. Star
7 revert to robbery in period
8, what types of cures can I
use to prevent the bad stars
especially I have two 7 in the
front.
Also can I use 6 coinsQuotecures for the bad stars 3 & 5
in the east, se and north
sectors. Please help. Thank
you.
Angelina
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Dear Joey,
This is a very good question.
Since you encountered such a situation, it is best to:
1. Often, this building does not stand-alone.
2. Do look around at other buildings on the same "row". And where their "main entrance" are located.
3. If it is a shopping complex, usually, there is a "major" entry or lobby vs a smaller side lobby.
4. Check for sun-light/shadow flow. Which facing is blocked by other buildings?
5. Is the building close to the sea? If so, often, we should look closely at the facing towards the sea.
6. At the entrance area, check to see which lobby looks bright (natural brightness).
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/25/2004 5:47:46 AM, Anonymous wrote:
If i were to make a
sitting-facing analysis of a
building that has an entrance
in all four directions at the
ground floor of the building,
what will be my reference to
select which sitting-facing
direction to consider and
analyze?
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Dear Patrick,
It is good if you can provide a sketch - to take a look.
This is because, if you managed to go thru past resources on this forum, you can see examples of homes at culdesac that are good or bad depending on where the home(s) are situated.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/25/2004 5:40:37 AM, Anonymous wrote:
We're thinking of buying a
house situated at the end of a
culdesac. The culdesac has
three houses, and the one
we're considering is at the
center of the culdesac. The
house faces the street at an
angle, and is not perfectly
perpendicular to the street
leading to the lot. The
street leading to the culdesac
is about 2 house lots long
before you reach the three
lots at the culdesac.
TheQuotehouse will be facing the
Northwest direction, with a
fireplace on the Southeast
wall of the house.
KindlyQuoteadvise if this is good feng
shui.
Many thanks!
-Pat
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Dear Val,
Understand that there will be a confusion.
In fact, quite recently, there is an earlier forum message seeking clarification of Gua 5 (Kua 5).
Please do a SEARCH for the above.
The rationale is because when the calculation "hits" Gua 5, it is re-directed to the correct Gua / Kua based on male or female.
By-the-way (BTW), therefore " Gua 5 " is actually the centre Gua. And since there are only eight sectors, there is no such thing as an actual centre Gua / Kua 5.
Please go to the earlier message and you can find out more.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/25/2004 5:41:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Dear FengShui Experts,
I
was checking the Kua no. for a
close family member through
several websites. But I'm
confused because some websites
showed "2" as the Kua no and
some show "5" as the Kua no.
although the best & worst
directions are the same from
all the websites. Which is
the correct Kua no?
MuchQuoteappreciate some advice.
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dear Jen,
1. If there is no boundary and the entire piece of land seamlessly looks like merging with the entire area, than, this is far better off! Than, purposely demarcating boundary. Where, it will clearly show as a truly odd shaped piece of land.
2. Generally, we should not be too fearful of odd shaped piece of land. Unless often it affects the drainage of the land.
3. Overall, after reading your note, I do feel sad, not because of your land but the fact that I live in a country that not only must one have a fence but it has to be relatively high or prevent unauthorised people coming into it.
4. In Asia, and especially in Singapore the norm for a landed property home is "detering fences/brick walls" ; in addition it is common to find alarm systems. And yeah! the traditional guard dogs!
But the guard dogs are often truly a laughing matter! As many local owners here don't keep dobermans etc... but rather poodles or small pet dogs that barks louder than they ever can bite!
More importantly, the landscaping surrounding your own home should be as "rectangular" as possible. This is fair enough.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/22/2004 10:21:36 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master. Cecil:
My house (single family,
detached) is situated on an
odd shape piece of land.
Nonetheless, there is no
fence, no tree, or anything
that delineates the boundary
of my land and adjacent
properties; therefore, it is
not an odd shape "visually".
What I mean "an odd shape
piece of land" is in
accordance with my knowledge.
Does it still mean that my
house is on an odd shape piece
of land? Thank you.
Warm Regards,
Jen
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Dear Kesaven,
Fortunately, there is no MS #9 or base #9. As this is truly a fire element.QuoteKnowing that this is a fire
sector (south)
Thus, in my opinion, it is best not to assume that south = fire sector. But rather, under the Flying Star Feng Shui, as mentioned above, fortunately there is no #9 at this sector to further fuel bad earth #5. Even so, #9 if present at this sector will already be exhausting the wood. Thus, even if the fire element is at this sector, it is still ok.
You are correct to say that you should use a metal cure, here. And if possible avoid using real water at this location. As water may further fuel the bad #3 wood x 2.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/22/2004 10:23:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi all,
I have just completed my house
(facing NW2) in period 8 and I
have a family room in the
south part of my home where I
spent much time with my kids.
It happens that this sector
has MS#3, WS#5 with base
period #3. Also the visiting
annual star is 8 for 2004.
Knowing that this is a fire
sector (south) and that the
3-3 (wood) produces fire as
well, isn't that the
inauspicious 5 is getting
stronger there? Can I place
metal to exhaust the bad earth
or will this in turn clashes
with the wood and the fire as
well ? Please tell me what
will be the safest cure for
these kind of situation.
I would like to thank you in
advance for your kind help.
Many thanks
Kesaven
Indian Ocean
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Dear Fiona,
Yes, I do agree with your analysis.
Under Period 8, if your home has a SE 2 Flying star chart; it is not really a fantastic chart since only the front and back have good numbers.
Otherwise, as you had mentioned, majority of the other sectors under SE 2 (P8) needs attention.
Therefore, it is like a double edged sword, if the home were to fly to Period 8.QuoteMy
question is whether the
existing pearl string
combination chart will cure
the affliction by star #7 in
period 8. Need your advice.
No, although there is the pearl string, but you still need to place a cure for star #7 especially at the frontage.
However, once this is neutralised; this is fair game:)
Do use the alternative door, you mentioned.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/22/2004 2:07:46 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,
I live in a 2 storey terrace
link house which was built
during Period 7. The house is
facing southeast sub-direction
2 whereas the main door is
facing northeast 2. In period
7, the flying star chart
consist of pearl string
combination i.e. a set of
continous number in all
sectors, which is considered
auspicious. I am doubt
whether my house should fly to
period 8, because the flying
star chart for the front and
back center of the house
consist of water and mountain
star 8 which is very
auspicious, but the rest of
the sectors seem not good. My
question is whether the
existing pearl string
combination chart will cure
the affliction by star #7 in
period 8. Need your advice.
My husband and I were belong
to weak fire and strong water
where our binding element is
wood. We belongs to west
group. My question is whether
our house suit us since it
faces southeast which is also
wood, but we use northeast
main door which is good for
west group people.
TQ & Regards,
Fiona
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I have posted this configuration, before.
This is file is in .pdf and shows the "protective" and "prevention" of wealth leak - commonly applied under Feng Shui.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Todd,
Congratulations! For a newbie, you did a great job in researching and constructing a Flying Star Chart.
1. Yes, given that Grand Duke is at SW this year, it is indeed a good idea to give up on placing the tub at this sector, here.
2. At South-East sector, quickly: #1 = water #2 bad earth and #4 is wood.
Quoting your research: "Lu Qi V2.3 Flying Stars of House
- Metal is the cure, as it weakens the Earth and strengthens the Water of the good star 1. Possibly Wood, which fed by Water, controls the aggressive Earth of 2. But no mobile Water, that would activate the bad star 2!"
Based on the Five elements concept:
http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-5element.htm
Yes, I would agree that metal is the cure - since it is the "unifying" or the third element that creates a flow:
earth -> metal -> water -> wood
However, based strictly on the Five elements concept:-
"But no mobile Water, that would activate the bad star 2!"
If one looks at the productive sequence of the Five elements concept:
water does not activate bad star 2.
Also under the destructive sequence of the Five elements concept:
water instead of fueling bad star 2 - in fact "draws out or decreases star 2."
Given this understanding, I feel that tub can still be at South-East sector. But for the colour of this area avoid: Fire (Red, pink or purple) since it can fuel bad 2. Or avoid Earth (cream, beige or yellow) as this can help increase bad earth.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/22/2004 2:09:23 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Fairly new to flying stars &
e/w 8 mansion, looking for
some guidance regarding my
home from more experienced
practitioners.
Period 5 built
1961 Li ding facing N3, I am
kan born 1963.
Please see
drawing and detailed notes I
have made at
http://home.mindspring.com/~d
ensvxer/home/
I just built a
new patio and sun room on the
sitting south side of my home
and was planning to install a
hot tub this spring. Seems I
have found that the Grand Duke
& 3 killings are located in
these areas in 2004. I have
already ran conduit (for
power) to the south west
corner of the sun room but am
now more inclined to extend it
install the hot tub in the
south east corner of the sun
room based on E/W FU WEI House
F4 direction.
Or maybe I
should forget the whole hot
tub idea until the S or SW
becomes more suitable?
quoted from CIGFS pertaining
to S
Rule 1: If a good wander
star (F4 wood) produces the
palace (S fire), install the
phase that enhances the star.
This is because the palace is
weakening the star. While wood
is enhancing the southern fire
palace, fire is weakening
wood?s power. Add water to
fortify wood?s strength.
Thank all for any advice in
advance. Looking forward to
any and all suggestion
~densvxer--Todd
PS I
probably need to take some FS
courses at this point but I
have not found any traditional
Feng Shui masters or courses
here in Colorado USA. There
are a number of black hat but
I dont think I am interested
in those types of
instruction.
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Dear A J,
Generally, IF the home is a Period 8 home, majority of SE facing homes have favourable Flying Star especially water star 8 at this sector.
This is one consideration.
Under the Eight House, it is best also to check the eight house influence in the master bedroom. Hopefully it is not you or your partner's disaster or death side.
Alternatively, in Feng Shui, there is a possibility of tilting the main door towards a good facing direction. This is said to be "killing two birds" with one stone i.e. no longer face inauspicious direction and changed to a good favourable main door direction.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/20/2004 7:56:13 AM, Anonymous wrote:
We entered our details into
the calculator here and it
says the SE is my death side
and my husband's disaster
side. We have found a house
that is perfect for us in
everyway. The front door and
the front of the house faces
SE. Will this end up being
inauspicious for us? Are there
any cures we can use to
correct it? My excellent
position is NE and my
husband's is NW. We are both
west people, I am an 8 and my
husband a 6.
Thanks
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Dear Patrick,
Would it be possible to upload a simple sketch of the home.
This is because, if you go thru some of the past postings, some homes can take "advantage" of the cul-de-sac to collect wealth, but others are "hammered" by it.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/22/2004 2:07:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
My wife and I are thinking of
buying a house at the center
of a cul-de-sac. There are
three houses on this
cul-de-sac, and the one we're
considering is at the center.
Although the lot is directly
at the center of the
cul-de-sac, the front of the
house is not perfectly
perpendicular to the street,
and is tilted somewhat towards
the right (if you're facing
the house). The street
leading to the cul-de-sac is
only about 2 lot lengths
before the you reach the
circle. The house faces
Northwest, and it has a
fireplace on its Southeast
wall.
Does this have the sameQuoteeffect as having a house on a
t-junction? Is this house
badly situated?
Anyone'sQuoteguidance on this will be
greatly appreciated.
ThankQuoteyou,
Patrick
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Dear Anon,
Yes, sometime back in the 1970's it was very common to purchase boomerangs from Oz.
Frankly, I myself had also did decorate my home with a single boomerang and at one time two huge fork and spoons!
So far, to me, it seems that they do not remotely look like knifes or swords. Thus I feel it is OK.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/20/2004 7:55:26 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
Got a pair of boomerang from
OZ sometime back and I'm not
really sure is it considered
as an inauspicious item to be
hang on the wall of a living
room or even in a bedroom.
Need your professional opinion
on this.
Thanks.
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Developer: Hoi Hup Holdings Pte Ltd
Location: Jalan Rama Rama
Tenure Freehold
Total No of Units 204
Expected TOP Date 30 June 2008
Types of units:
2 Bedrooms 1,055 to 1,055sqf
3 Bedrooms 1,259 to 1,615sqf
4 Bedrooms 2,939 to 3,025sqf
This development has two blocks: The Duke and The Duchess
Overall, it looks like all the better units had been snapped up i.e. especially #03 and #05.
Blocks #02 and #07 in my opinion are considered unfavourable because of the fact that these units are exposed to the afternoon sun.
Imagine! daily (especially in sunny Singapore) one returns to a very warm Master bedroom! and even the bedroom 2 cannot escape the afternoon sun.
Do seriously consider buying such homes even if the bedrooms suit "west group people". If we only use the Eight House to match our homes, than this is a very serious case of mismatch! Or the wrong application of Feng Shui!
Warmest Regards,
Cecil -
Dear Eleni,
If you are D.I.Y. Feng Shui, then, it is best that you may have to (depending on your interest and absorption), take as little as a month or even 6 to 1 year to really understand some of the key principles.
I understand, many of us, simply want to read a book on Feng Shui and apply the ideas immediately.
However, it is not like "William Hung" of the American Idol fame, http://www.williamhung.org who thinks that every area can be "cultivated" or worked on for everyone.
For example, several years back, this Doctor, sought to practice Feng Shui. Usually doctors are intelligent people.
But this doctor thought that Feng Shui is just like reading books on the human anatomy. Where if the book precisely state the heart and it's vessels it is exactly what we see is what we get.
Similiarly perhaps for the naive William Hung, he has intelligence and I believe, he thought that any thing can be "taught" to us. And we should have no problem achieving it. For example, he mentioned something like " I do not have any training" Simon Cowell replied -- "this is the surprise of the century".
The doctor, read one book, and painted his doors and main gate in the colours based on e.g. North = water, South = fire etc... But later, oops, when he read more, perhaps, he had used the wrong colours etc...
Therefore, if you are doing it D.I.Y. one may have to do much more homework. Otherwise, get others to do it for them.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/16/2004 6:04:59 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi there
I am completely lost.
I do not understand at all how
feng shui... is used. I
live
in a house build in1962. This
means that it is a 5 period
house it
is a DUI house
sitting W2 Facing E2 (90o) and
my KUA is 7. I know
where
the flying stars are this year
but I do not understand how
this
relates to my KUA number
and the house. They seem to
contradict each
other. For
example the romance corner for
KUA 7 is NE but with the
flying stars this is where
the prosperity corner is. Do I
have it all
wrong or is it
supposed to be so complicated.
Which from the two do I
enhance and how? The advice I
read on the Internet sometimes
is contradicting.
I have
recently moved to this house
and nothing works out. I work
in the house so I am
interested for my business and
I don't know what to do to
make things better. My
love
life also has gone down the
drain . What do I do. Please
help.
Thank you
Eleni
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Dear Samatha,
Another alternative is the grille gate. Here, for example, if one has a stainless steel or aluminium gate, some of the panels can be flushed with "steel" or aluminium sheet.
Such that for the steel sheet, it covers e.g. the knee level or sometimes we see aluminium gates that have a large area covered up.
It is nice to have the steel sheet covering the gille gate surface as it is reflective. And this reflection is akin to a ba gua mirror.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/16/2004 6:07:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
I guess you must have answered
this question a thousand
times. But just like to recap,
we just purchased a 5 room
flat, and our front door is
facing a common staircase (
both upwards and downwards can
be seen from our main door) .
We have heard people saying to
use a foyer after the main
door to block the Sha energy,
others say to put a small fish
tank or some potted plants ,
or some say to built another
door within the aisle in
between the main door and the
living room. We are confused.
What is your recommendations ?
Samantha.
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Dera Fiona,
To be honest, one area to look at is Feng Shui.
But equally important is many other factors especially that each of our character has been formed throughout our young age.
This is why, most of the time, when we reach 18 or 21, we are allowed to sign a specific signature. As our character component is already comprise of what we are.
Under Chinese horoscope, the only explanation is that the best match for a Rat partner is the dragon or monkey. Whilst the ram is not as a good match. The worst conflict is a horse with rat.
Usually, the major part of Feng Shui is to allow for a good home environment conducive to family life. And from here, the spin-off is that a good family life is the building block or starting point.
Wow! changing 4 homes is indeed often stressful for the couple. Perhaps, this is due to the postings to various parts of the country - for work etc...
Where possible, it is always best to avoid the frequency of too many relocations.
Overall, other than the above, sometimes, it is good to get an outsider e.g. counsellor to help the couple. (although, many times, Chinese often do not like this medium).
This reminds me of the various earlier posting on this subject.
Where, often a new couple, are like two persons thrown into a "jungle".
Both have to adapt to the environment as well to themselves. This classic case that I always remember was that for example, the husband anyhow squeeze toothpaste. And the wife gets really agitated finding this despite her constant yaking over this issue. And often, such small issues often spark into larger issues.
Sometimes, when married too long, if one can have a baby, it would be good. (If they have not have one already).
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/17/2004 6:48:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil,
My sister was born in rat year
and her husband was in sheep
year. They've been married
for about 10 years and over
the past 8 years, they've been
quarrelling. Is this because
of their incompatibility of
animal sign. They've stayed
in four houses before, is
their hostile relationship
relates to the house feng shui
which they stayed. Will there
be any cure to improve their
relationship.
TQ & Regards,
Fiona
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Dear Nisha,
Actually, the concern of a mirror facing the bed stems from the belief that when one sleeps, some Chinese belief that the spirit leaves the body.
When doing so, it may get a "shock" to see itself in the mirror.
This is why, often, numerous Feng Shui books or practitioners does not favour having a mirror facing the bed.
However, in the past I had mentioned that more importantly, it has to do with "how sensitive" we are or are not.
For example, contrary to the above belief, we could say that when we sleep, our spirit, leaves our body. And, because it wants to look nice, look into the mirror and combs his/her hair before, going off!
2. Overall, we often hear that some people literally do not feel anything even if there are mirrors all round the bedroom. They can sleep comfortably.
While others who are more sensitive feel uncomfortable with a mirror in the bedroom. (Most likely these are the people, who read too much Feng Shui books on do's and don'ts!)
3. When television was invented, and nowadays, almost all bedrooms have tv sets. Some practitioners say that having a tv set facing the bed is inauspicious, since the tv set screen is like a mirror.
4. But how often if ever do we read in the newspaper: "Mr X moved in to new apartment, placed a tv set in his bedroom and drop dead???"
5. Many new tv sets even have non-reflective screens e.g. lcd monitors etc...
6. Therefore, it all boils down to how sensitive are we?
7. In your situation, if you do sleep comfortably, then, there is no issue even if the mirror is placed at the head of the bed or anywhere in the bedroom.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/17/2004 6:39:28 PM, Anonymous wrote:
According to my Gua number and
to enhance quality of my
relationship, I have recently
shifted my bed to face the
foot of my bed SE and the
crown of my head facing NW.
However, I just read that it's
not good for the mirror in a
bedroom to face the bed and in
this new position, my mirror
is behind the head of my crown
by 2 metres. I can't see my
reflection in the mirror
whilst sleeping. Does this
mean i'm pretty safe cos the
mirror is behind me as opposed
to in front of(facing) me? I'm
a bit confused.
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Dear Rich,
It is prefered to go for yellow instead of black:
1. What you had mentioned: fire destroys or melts metal.
This is not exactly a "bad thing". Because, the destructive cycle can also be considered as a "wealth" cycle.
Thus when fire melts metal, this is considered good because it is producing wealth.
For example if we look at another element: Wood destroys earth. We can imagine, that a tree has roots and it's roots go into the earth to get nourishment.
2. Why yellow?
Yellow represents earth. When fire melts metal, metal is exhausted. And earth helps to nourish metal, producing more wealth.
3. This concept is similar to a Chinese ancient coin with a square hole in the middle often (6 coins tied with red string) where:
Circular or round coin = metal element
Copper or bronze coin = metal element
Red string (tie a bundle of coins) = fire element
Here, fire is used to control metal element. Or fire melts gold to produce wealth. And after doing so, the square hole at the centre (representing earth) helps to strength the metal.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/16/2004 5:57:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir,
I have a picture with red
background and a Chinese word
"Luck" written in gold color
in the centre of the picture.
I want to frame it up but not
sure what color frame to use -
black or yellow?
Since the picture background
is red (fire), it will melt
the gold color (metal) which
is the word. Fire kills metal.
Should I use a black picture
frame - which means water will
extinguish the fire (red
color), thus metal (the gold
color word) will not be
harmed. And the word "Luck"
will be preserved.
Or should I use a yellow
frame? Fire (red) nurtures
earth (yellow) which nourishes
metal (gold). So instead of
fire killing the metal, now I
have fire nurturing earth
(yellow) which nourishes metal
(gold color).
So should I use a black frame
or yellow frame? Thank you.
Rich
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Dear Cheng Teik,
Even if heavy knocking was done prior to Feb 2004, do check the following:
1. roof - is the roofing done on or after this period.
2. main door? does the main door remain or will it be changed after Feb 2004.
3. Is the main door or other fittings e.g. no window frame or window fitted especially at the frontage or the main door has not been fitted yet.
4. Has the kitchen being fully renovated and stove placed in?
If any of the above remain uncompleted, then, it is safe to say that one's home will going to be a Period 8 home.
Even if a home is a Period 7 home, it can still `fly' to Period 8 (but not the other way around). Doing some of the activities mentioned earlier in the forum.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/15/2004 2:08:18 AM, Anonymous wrote:
14 February 2004
With the dawning of Period 8 I
become more and more worried
about my new terrace house as
to whether it is considered a
Period 8 house or it remains
to be a Period 7 house. I
signed the Sales and Purchase
Agreement on September 8,
2001, and the house was
completed on December 12,
2002. I then left the house
vacant until December 2, 2003,
to start the necessary
renovation on the front and
back portion of the house. The
heavy knocking and
reconstructing the certain
parts of the house was fully
completed on January 30, 2004.
Now I?m waiting for the
interior designer to furnish
the whole house and that is
supposed to be completely done
by April 2, 2004. I expect to
move in around late April
2004.
All that time and that is from
the date of December 17, 2002,
that I took the keys to my new
house till even now I have not
occupied the house. A period
of more than 1 year and 75
days till today and I still
cannot occupy the house until
the interior designer has
carried out what has to be
done.
Thus, I need to your advice on
the exact period of my new
house. I tried to make it into
a Period 8 house and that is
why I waited till December 2,
2003, to start the renovations
to it. And because of the 2004
Chinese New Year the workers
rush to complete the necessary
works by January 30, 2004.
They are not willing to drag
it till after February 4,
2004. My question remains to
be whether my house is a
Period 8 or 7 house. The more
I tried to figure it out the
more confused I become.
Please let me have your kind
advice.
Thanks.
Sincerely yours,
Eddie Yeoh Cheng Teik
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Dear Sybil,
More importantly is the main entrance door. This door should (MUST) open inwards.
On the practical side, there is frankly no issue with front gate opening out. This is often because of the constraint of limited interior space to open inwards: as it `hit' a parked car.
Here, also many auto-gate opening devices are fitted to swing outwards - as this is most practical solution as mentioned above.
We can say: It is nice to have it open inwards - provided it is practical.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/15/2004 2:00:19 AM, Anonymous wrote:
For a landed property, is it
bad to have the front gate
opening out instead of in?
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Dear Yak Heng,
Frankly, it is better to go to a doctor or specialist for check-up rather than rely or depend on Ba Zi, in this case.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/12/2004 5:32:45 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I have a child 4 years old
1) Born on: 2000 Sep 4 9.30pm
until know still not able to
talk and still behave like a
baby , pls help me whether Ba
zi can explain and reason and
any cure .
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Dear Annoja,
In fact, in my opinion, it is best to leave it clear space given that the doors are close to the centrepoint or centre area of a home.
This is to allow for air /qi to circulate within rooms.
This is ok so long as one cannot see a direct path e.g. from the window area of a room, thru this two doors and to the back or another set of windows.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 2/12/2004 5:30:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Respected Sir,
Thank you for such an
informative site.What is the
correct solution to solve the
bad effect of 2 doors in a
line at only a distance of 3
feet from each other & in the
centre area of the house, if
using any sliding door or
screen is not possible.Please
reply.
Thank you
Help in understanding Interpretations
in General Help
Posted
Dear Leon,
What you refer to is actually sometimes known as the
"Eight-One Combinations".
The explanation is that 81 Combinations are fixed detailed description of different combinations as the numbers of the stars comes together. It provides short explanation of the combination effects.
For example:
MS [8] & WS[6] means Prosperity, good wealth.
Geomancy.net Flying star course students, do get a table showing all the meaning of the 81 combinations i.e.
1 with 2
2 with 3
etc..
to
9 with 9
Alternatively, perhaps some authors may have such a table for you.
Currently I am very busy, as several new condominiums have TOP such as Gardens @ Bishan and the Maderia and a few more. And many of my clients are trying to finalise their new home layout.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil