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Dear David,
Thanks for the layout plan. The P.E.S. (personal enclosed space in this case should not be included, here).
For such a low floor, you should take the main door as NE instead.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/21/2004 6:47:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello Cecil,
I'm using my wife account as I
'm having problem with the
posting with my account.
I will like to seek your kind
advise on the locating the
center location of the
attached floor plan. This is a
ground floor unit. DoI
need to include the PES
(Private Enclosed Space) when
locating the center ? And do I
take the main door which is NE
direction or the PCS which is
the SW direction as the facing
of this condo unit ? I
remember you mentioned that
facing need not to be a
position of the main door.
Great thanks !
David
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Dear Sophia,
Frankly, the Eight House theory has it's limitations. This is because often once we have already bought the home (a fully completed home), we are not able change the interior of the home such as the toilets or major wall structures.
It is best therefore that for a completed home, it is good to try to apply the Flying Star Theory to check for any imbalances and correct them.
As to flying to Period 8 and the many ways of doing so without a major renovation, please do a SEARCH in this forum for this topic since it has been extensively covered especially in the beginning of this year if one does not want to do a major renovation.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/7/2004 8:31:31 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil/Master
Robert
I personal would like to thank
you for replying my questions
all this while. Its help me to
improve my knowledge too.
Q. We intend to do some
renovation. This house was
built since 1984. If to change
to period 8. Do we have to do
major renovation and house
warming? How about house
warmingduring Chrismas
or Chinese New Year? My
husbandEight House chart
(Zai Yun) his longevity
(heaven gate) located in the
kitchen. I presume the
location is not recommended.
He is the only breadwinner. I
read from your forum its
helpful to me and the spouse
should next begiven a
better direction does that
mean eventhough the spouse or
any member of the family who
is not working the best
location (Eight house chart)
can be consider. If we were to
choose anyone of the family
eight house chart (zai yun)
will it affect the breadwinner
as the main door location is
either 'Death'
or'Disaster'.
Thank you andwaiting for
yourreply.&n
bsp;
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Dear JE,
Under Period 8, in my opinion, especially for the central palace, one need not need to "lock" or neutralise the #5 at the central palace given that there is a Base #8, here.
For the following general reasons:
1. It would look very odd to have a windchime at the centrepoint of the home.
2. Furthermore, in most homes, the windchime at the centrepoint is "stagnant" does not chime at all.
3. If it (windchime) does chime, it can make a pretty "disturbing" noise throughout the other rooms in the home.
4. Since #8 is an earth element and is the "wealth " element of period 8, a windchime may seem to kill #5 but it can also kill #8 totally -- the wealth # for Period 8.I
5. Given that #8 is good in period 8 and it is facing a similar #5 (both earth stars); pitting both #8 with #5 is in my opinion, generally a "square-off" thus the central palace becomes neither good nor bad even if #2 and #5 are around vs the entire "force" of #8 for Period 8.
So far, many homes have "survived" without a windchime at the central palace....
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/11/2004 7:36:11 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Moving into a T8 NE house
(facing first Mountain) and
with a front door facing the
same way and in the NE of the
House. My gua is 8. The house
has been blessed with a W8
Star in sector NE, a T8
presiding the central Palace,
and a M8 in the sitting SW
sector. A Wang Shan Wang Shui
sequence. However this may be,
T2 sits in the NE palace (for
2004 - 24), and Stars 5 and 2
are the M and W Stars in the
central Palace. How harmful
are the consequences from
these Stars?. Are chimes and
metal waterfalls sufficient to
cool down or "kill" these
earth Stars? Appreciate your
input. Thanks.
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Dear Zey,
Let us not be confused with different theories.
Your queries has to do with wealth leak relating to Shapes and Forms Feng Shui.
Perhaps, it is best to attach a sketch of the current layout.
This is because it isbest (most favourable) to have a divider in an "L" shaped living cum dinning room.
For the rest of the partition or divider, it is bestthat it does not seem to"cut" or slice intoareas like the living or dining room area.
If because of (image- here) if we do install a divider:the question is does it or willit cut-off sufficient lighting e.g. at the main entrance or just behind the divider? Especially so in a North-South direction house? If yes, then partial - non-air-tight or partial with glass would be a good choice for thedivider/screen/partition.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteMy Queries:
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Since my main door is located
at such a bad
location,isn't it better
to allow that bad Qi to flow
directly from main door to
living room windows, though
by-passing our sofa
area(instead of using a
divider/screen to make that
bad Qi circulate in my house)?
If it's better to have a
divider/screen,
- what is the preferred
material for a weak-fire
person?
- Shall i use red, green, or a
natural white colour?
- Better to be of full-height
(all the way from floor to
ceiling)?
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Dear Clarence,
Yes, you are correct. In this instance, the garage should be taken into consideration when finding the centrepoint. Please see attachment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
QuoteOn 10/11/2004 9:37:55 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Cecil,
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I have a car garage attached
to my house, and I know that
you have advised that the
garage should not be taken
into consideration.
However, there is room that is
next to the garage. If
the garage is not taken into
consideration, should I
consider the room as a
protrusion?
Also, there is a patio in the
front area. Should I
considered the patio area as a
cutout?
I have attached a layout.
Please advise.
Clarence
PS.
I have purchased several of
the packages and I have lots
of Pillars of Destiny Credits
(7). Can I exchange some
for the Family Audit or
Finding a Good House?
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Dear Anon,
Teaching can be considered as belonging to the "wood" element i.e. growth (of the mind). And much like a tree, shaping a person... thru learning or growth.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/18/2004 9:03:08 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi
Which of the 5 elements
(Metal, Wood, Water, Fire,
Earth) does the teaching
career belong to?
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Dear Anon,
Seems like the home should be considered a Period 8 home. Since it would need to take up to next year or 2006 to be completed. Here, it would imply that when the apartment blocks reached Period 8, I believe all the floorings, facade, windows, main doors have not been completed as yet.
Thus a test is equvalent of when did the home had a major renovation? If most of the skeleton of the home had been completed in 2004, but major finishings such as the flooring, toilets, kitchen etc is uncompleted, but completed under Period 8, then I personally feel that the home should be considered a Period 8 apartment.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/11/2004 7:32:09 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Construction of C?te d?Azur
began in 2002. Renovation of
the house will be completed in
2005-06. Will the house be
considered a Period 7 or 8
house? Thanks!
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Dear Chris,
There are two considerations under "Feng Shui" i.e.
1. Symbolism under Shapes and Forms FS
2. Commonsense approach to Feng Shui1. Under Symbolism in Feng Shui, it is considered a disadvantage to have a knife or sword hanging or placed or displayed in the living room. As this is symbolic of quarrels or disharmony.
2. Under Commonsense approach
Just like guns with live bullets lying in the home. This can be assessed wrongly by young children or a parent or family member who is quick tempered or used by intruders into a home.
Generally, as you had mentioned, it is best to keep or display the sword in a specific room e.g. your study room. And if possible, it is kept in a display cabinet under lock and key.
Frankly, hanging the sword, vertical or horizontal does not matter so long as guidelines such as mentioned under Para 2 - is suggested and applied.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/11/2004 4:58:36 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I have a sword as a graduation
present and I am aware of the
negative aspects of displaying
swords. I am also planning to
have a collection of swords as
I practice Iaido (Japanese
martial art involving swords)
and like sword replicas from
the Lord of the Rings movies.
1) Are there any cures for
swords that are displayed?
2) is horizontal or vertical
placement better?
3) My study is the NW sector
and I can place the sword on
the SW or East wall, which is
better? (door entry SE, desk
faces door with degrees behind
on N wall)
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Dear Sophia,
1. Apprently, no, re-arranging furniture does not change the qi e.g. from Period 7 to Period 8. But, there is some truth in "space clearing" or spring cleaning. Sometimes spring cleaning does help in improving the "health" especially if the room is not so dusty or stuffy.
2. Frankly, there is often no issue with having the dining table in the kitchen area. In fact, there are lots of homes both in Singapore (e.g. HDB 3 room) and in small Hong Kong apartments where the dining table is also located in the kitchen.
3. In fact, in some instances, this is acceptable since the preparation/ eating of food is at the same place vs partially in the living room area.
4. It is also not like one is currently cooking a "storm" and eating at the same time. This is because even if one cooks oily food, all the cooking would be over by the time, one ate the food.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/7/2004 8:31:53 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master I have some
questions that need to be
enlighten. It sound funny to
you but it helps me to know
more about feng shui. Q1. If
we were to rearrange our
furniture display does it
consider our house have change
to period 8 eventhough there
is no renovation to be done.
Q2. Our dining table was place
in the kitchen. I know that
the dining floor should be
highter than the living room
and not recommended as smoke
and grease will affect the
health but also the mood of
the diners. Previously, the
dining room is part of the
living room and face the main
door. We display a part of the
display cabinet as a
partition. As the area is
partly cramp to both the
living room and dining room so
we suggest to place our dining
table at kitchen. Is it
alright as there is no
alternative place. Thank you
and looking forward to hear
from you. Regards Sophia Chia
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Dear Yoke Yeen,
1. Frankly, from a micro perspective of a condo (the site itself) there are always good units that have excellent / good or favourable qi. But other units may have less or unfavourable qi. This is often applicable to all developments - large or small.
2. From the fact that you have brought up the prison, plus many others have brought up this "issue", would suggest that there are more people who may just don't like the idea of living close to or facing or looking at the prision (since some units have such a view).
3. Under Para 2, these are not directly Feng Shui related, but rather affect our human component ie. our "feel good or feel bad factor". If our thoughts are negative towards living or associated with living close to such a location, then, now or in the future, (resale) there are always many who would link or associate it. thus could affect the 'resale' value.
4. There are cases where even clients asked me about Ballota Park which is just next to Edelweiss park. But they associate Ballota Park with the prison is because, whenever, one needs to drive out of the condo onto a major road, the road junction is the prison's frontage etc..
Thus all these has to do with yours, mine or other's feel good or feel bad factors.
In Feng Shui is also not like AIDs. Where, there can be bad prison qi to contaminate our homes. even with aids, it cannot be passed unless by fluid etc.. and not air-borne disease or something like it. thus all this good or bad is in our minds. What happens is that for some of us, having constantly reminded of the prison serves as a deterent to commit crime.
While others have a harder time having to look at the IRS (inland revenue service building) and feeling guilty about not paying taxes! All these are in our minds.
For most of us, so long as a property sold is resonable priced, within budget, we could or may consider it.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:41:55 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,
Is the Edelweiss park location
good? As it near to the changi
prison and the land was
sinkdown. The units that I am
looking at now will not have
the morning or afternoon sun
at the living and masterbed
room. All windows for the
master and Living room are
facing towards south and the
views from living and master
will a forest .
Your advise is really
appreciated.
Best Reagrds
Yoke Yeen
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Dear Sophia,
Actually, the gist of it is that six coins represents big metal. And under Flying star feng shui, it is often used as a "cure" to neutralise some bad #star numbers.
You may have to understand Flying star numbers like #2, #3 or #5 in order to understand whether this cure is suitable or not for the situation.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:41:21 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil
I sincerely thank you very
much for replying but I'm not
very sure what you mean? Is it
what you mean if my kua is #2
it is best to place six coins
at the centre top of the main
door to prevent from
sickness,#3 disputes quarrels
or #5 misfortune.
Warmest regards
Sophia Chia
On 10/7/2004 8:35:39 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Dear Sophia,
Under
symbolism in Feng Shui,
6 represents
"Big metal". And
six coins literally
represent
= big metal.
And in Feng
Shui, "big metal"
is used to
neutralise sha qi
such as #5
misfortune,
sickness or #2 sickness
or #3
bad wood (disputes
quarrels).
Thus 6 coins = "big metal"
is
akin to " the mother of
all
general cures" afflicting
a
location that may or going
to
have #5, #2, #3 as an
example.
For #5, sometimes #6 metal
may
not be enough. that is
why
sometimes a wind chime
is
introduced or a
constant
chiming grand father type
of
clock is used.
Warmest
Regards,Cecil
On 10/7/2004 8:31:02
AM, Sophia Chia
wrote:
Dear
Master
What is
the meaning of the
six
coins place at
the center
of
the main
door?
Thank
you.
Regards
Sop
hia Chia
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Dear JE,
A sketch would be good to better understand the situation.
However, based on your description: to me it seems ok since:
1. the stairs do not face the main entrance.
2. in Feng Shui, a straight staircase is not that good. But it looks like you mentioned that there are some turns or landing. If so, this is favourable under Feng Shui.
To me, your staircase, therefore, don't seem to be a major issue under Feng Shui.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 7:01:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Masters R. and C. Lee:
This is another question to
the forum, if feasible. Gua 8
moving into a Kun house facing
NE (first mountain). The front
door open NE. This opens into
a hall that has a straight
staircase, not fully facing
the front door,with a
landing
partitionperpendicular
towards the side of the stairs
and alsoperpendicular to
the front door. The staircase
goes up with another landing
completing a C shape to the
second floor. Chi has room to
circulate prior to facing
either the right or left limbs
of the parted stairs. Do I
have any unprotected danger in
this setting?.
Thanks
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Dear Zey,
For practical reasons, if one must shift house during a wife's pregnancy, it is best that:-
1. she must not see the masterbed moved over to your own home at all.
2. one possibility is if you are currently renting and if the bed belongs to the owners, then buy a new master bedroom bed.
In particular, for the masterbedroom bed, your wife should not (must not) see it moved or participate in the moving of the bed.
If possible, on the safe side, she should not participate at all in the move while pregnant.
Only after the shif has been completed and the master bed is firmly in place, then she can "move-in" or come into the new home. Once this is done, don't move the bed at all. Only after baby's 1 month.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:55:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Cecil Lee's "Fun With
Feng Shui" "Module 2 Chapter
20 The Bedrooms", mentioned:
"
For the bed: 9. Itshould
not be moved when the wife is
pregnant.
"
IF shifting fromrented
apartment to own one, is it
ok?
IF given no choice (gotta pay
for rental and monthly
instalment), have to shift,
what can we do?
IF from feng shui view,
shifting isn't feasible at all
for pregnant wife, when is the
better time? When baby is
1-month old? Or?
Appreciate your
feedback. ;-)
Cheers. ;-)
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Dear Elena,
Yes, there is a recorded study known as something like "bubology" (sorry my spelling is wrong).
This is a study in Germany where it was found that there is high correlation of cancer with beds above a sewerage pipe-line.
Feng Shui is much about this invisible "qi" or water course such as a sewerage pipe which could emit harmful "vapours".
It looks like it is difficult to relocate your bed. But are you sure that the sewerage pipe runs directly... or anyother better placement of the bed.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:43:33 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Sir:
I found out that all sewer
lines in the house(single
story for one
family)come to the main
connection that comes out of
the house. That main
connection is under the master
bedroom. I am trying to move
the bed in a different spot in
a bedroom, but no matter how I
move the bed, the part of it
is above that sewer line.
Some theories have a warning
about the bed being above the
sewer lines. These lines are
small and made for one house.
How does the Feng
Shuiviews the situation?
Is it considered to be a minor
or a major problem from your
point of view?
Thank you,
Elena.
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Dear Jenny,
Feng Shui has several flavours:-
1. Commonsense approach to Feng Shui
Much of Feng Shui has to do with commonsense. For example, it is not favourable to have a toilet bowl above the main entrance. i.e. one day, if the pipe leaks, it may flow into the home.
Another typical commonsense example, is a kitchen above the bedroom. Here, there can be a higher probability of a fire from the kitchen. And since fire/smoke rises upwards, it may affect the above rooms (bedroom).
2. Scientific forms of Feng Shui
Using Compass School Feng Shui such as Eight House and Flying Star
3. Shapes and Forms Feng Shui
Understanding qi and poison arrows that can affect the exterior or interior of a home. These are threats to a home et..
4. Intuitive Feng Shui or Feng Shui by "sixth" sense
What you have done belongs to this category. And if it does not feel right after having place the mat, remove it as soon as possible.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:43:08 PM, Anonymous wrote:
To Master Lee,
About 3 months ago i bought a
black doormat. The image on
the doormat was a dog. From
the day i placed my doormat
onto my front door. I have
realise that i have been
experiencing difficulties in
my studies and endless gossips
from many people. I had to
cancel my driving
test.My
personalanimal sign is
also a dog. My relationship
with my boyfriend has recently
ended. At times i feel so
weak. So today i decided to
throw away the dog doormat and
replace it with a plain red
mat. As i am a big fan of feng
shui, i did not realise that
my personal animal birth sign
would have a huge impact on my
life. Now i am so happy that i
have discovered a feng shui
taboo from outside my home. Do
you personal think that it is
bad luck to step in and out of
an animal sign? Please advise
as i would love to hear from
your opinion.
Thank you
jenny
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Dear Pam,
1. Actually, by definition, it is not exactly called a home at a T junction but rather a home "exposed-to-the-road-view".
2. Apologies, but it seems that you always seems to come across homes that may have a handicap in Feng Shui.
3. From a commonsense approach to Feng Shui, it is best not to buy a home facing a "straight" road running towards the home and suddenly, there is a turn. This is because, although, "accidents involving traffic is rare" but, there could be a (remote) possibility if some one's driving skill could be detoriated in some way eg. (drunk driving or if one is not familar with this road - nearly snoozing off) could unfortunately drive straight into the home.
4. In Singapore, especially, there are cases of cars "flying into homes" especially if there are no barriers. For those in Singapore, there is a well known road i.e. Mountbatten road that curves towards a home. In the early 70's a few cars ended at the front of the home.
5. Furthermore, the lamp post is not in a favourable position outside of the home. However, a "blessing in disguise here is that it could partially perhaps stop a vehicle..."
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/10/2004 6:33:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee:
First, thank you for your
advice. Secondly, would
you please tell me if this
blue house in the attached
photo considered at a
T-junction location? Its
frontage is SW1 (205-210
deg). Should we consider
buying this house?
Thank you very much for the
advice.
Pam
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Dear Leonie,
For a Flying star chart, it is easier to draw a "pie-chart" rather than a 9 grid type of chart. This is easier to apply, also.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/7/2004 8:23:59 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello,
My home doesn't fit neatly
into arectangle - it
nearly does - I've read that
the magic square can be
enlongated, however, the south
east corner is a deck area and
i was wondering what i can do
tomakesure that this
area isn't void. I've read
that I have to balance the
rest of the house but how i'm
supposed to do this...i'm not
sure.
Thanks in advance, Leonie
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Dear Sophia,
Under symbolism in Feng Shui, 6 represents "Big metal". And six coins literally represent = big metal.
And in Feng Shui, "big metal" is used to neutralise sha qi such as #5 misfortune, sickness or #2 sickness or #3 bad wood (disputes quarrels).
Thus 6 coins = "big metal" is akin to " the mother of all general cures" afflicting a location that may or going to have #5, #2, #3 as an example.
For #5, sometimes #6 metal may not be enough. that is why sometimes a wind chime is introduced or a constant chiming grand father type of clock is used.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/7/2004 8:31:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master
What is the meaning of the six
coins place at the center of
the main door?
Thank you.
Regards
Sophia Chia
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Dear Jac,
The most crucial fundamental issue would be to try to avoid direct afternoon sun coming into especially the master bedroom or other bedrooms and even the living rooms.
Often, the last few units available, are not taken up because it is "facing" directly or indirectly the afternoon sun.
Next, try to find a home that fits your ba zi e.g. the eight house concept.
For Edelweiss, often, if one buys directly from the developer, these are "left over units". same rule applies to checking out each unit since, not all units are similar or identical.
For Starville, if I am not wrong, these units literally got to see the "stars" since majority or all the units are facing other development blocks. For example, this is similar to some HDB apartments such as those in Punggol where one literally sees another "unit" from another development. In my opinion, other than location factor, I would not personally like to stay, here. Especially it is very common in Singapore for neighbours to hang their laundry out -- very unsightly.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/7/2004 8:24:23 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Cecil./Robert
We are comtemplating between
getting a unit at either
Starview or Edelweiss.Wld
appreciate your comments on
both condo fengshui.
Best Rgds
Jac
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Dear Anon,
Please see below:-
QuoteOn 9/22/2004 5:37:20 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello,
May I ask two questions
regarding catus plant:
1. Is it good or bad to have
catus plants at home either
inside the house or outside
the house (say in the front
garden)?Usually, the perception of many is the well know fact that cactus always have "spikes". And thus, this plant is often associated with "poison arrow". Or a plant that is associated with this.
From a Feng Shui sense, (common sense approach to Feng Shui), some FS practitioners allow such plants to be planted in a landed property at "strategic" locations. For example, it is placed at a corner of the piece of land (or the perimetre of the land). Here, it does not "attack" the home.
Here, commonsense prevails i.e. if a thief were to climb into the home, he/she would be "welcomed" by this thorny plant!
2. Is there any significance
if a catus plant bloosom into
flower?
Well, it would mean that the condition is favourable for the plant. Any flowers growing on the catus is a "lovely sight" - and I would think at least, it makes one happy. (Man or human luck at work).Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Anon,
When drawing a map or physically at the moment, it is not feasible to move the "qi of the centrepoint" since this is suppose to be the centre-of-gravity.
Looks like you have to live with this wall.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 10/3/2004 12:20:57 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I have located the center of
?qi? on the floor plan of our
house (regular rectangle), but
there is the wall in
this place. What does it mean
and what can I do? On the west
side of the wall there is
living room, on the east side
there is corridor, toilette,
workshop etc.
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Is there any way how to ?move?
the center of ?qi?? I think,
the center of ?qi? further on
the west would profitably
change the relation to main
door and owing to positive and
negative sectors in living
room (change the house ?kchan?
into ?kchen?)
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Dear Anon,
Ideally, this is not good. But, I know of many new developments or a few developments that are already 4 to 5 years old with a toilet above the entrance e.g. Corporation Drive townhomes. But, fortunately, better Feng Shui was practised to redress any other leaks.
In my opinion, a toilet above is not the best. But, it can be considered as one major leak. Therefore, if possible a home should not have more than 3 or more of such leaks else it may give riseto problems.
Usually, also, it is best that the home "fits" the ba zi of the breadwinners. If so, thesewould lead to fewer leaks.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 9/29/2004 11:10:17 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I just purchased a
townhome. It is going to
be build in Jan. In the
floorplan, there is a toilet
above the entrance. And
it is on North. I know it is a
bad feng shui but is there
remedy or cure for that?
Should I cancel purchasing the
townhome?
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Dear Glen,
One should take it more as a decoration.
More importantly, when planting a tree, avoid having it slice thru-into any of the windows of the home or the main door.
A test of this is to stand inside the home i.e. at the window looking out or the main door. The lone tree should not be in direct view of either of the windows or main door. If not, it ends up as a threat to the home.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 9/20/2004 2:22:18 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I recently obtained a money
tree if I want to put it
outside does it go on the
southeast corner of the house
or do I need to plant in the
southeast corner of the yard
itself.
To enhance the tree I have
seen some people have a red
ribbon on their trees does
this in any way help enhance
the ability of the tree or is
it just decorations.
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Dear Anon,
Havingred roof tilesis acceptable. As it is close to the orange or clay tiles we commonly see on a roof.
When we have a red roof tiles, it does not really mean that the roof is totally considered as a fire house. This is because of other interactions e.g. the colour of the exterior walls.
For example, if the colours of the exterior walls are white:
Then under the destructive cycle of the Five elements concept,white = metal element. And here, fire is used to destroy fire. The end result is the production of "wealth."
Thus,it is acceptable to have red roof with white exterior.
In a second example, what happens if the exterior walls are cream or beige or yellow? These colours cream, beige or yellow = earth element.
Here, it is equally acceptable. Since under the Five elements concept, fire helps to fuel earth. Thus a harmonious combination.
If you can my point, generally, the roof tiles should interact with the exterior walls. Thus another harmonious set of colours are Green exterior walls with Red roof. = OK or acceptable.
But if the exterior of the house (walls)are painted blue, then the roof should not be red. A total mismatch.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 9/27/2004 2:43:04 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I was wondering if red roof
can be consider as a fire
house....
I read from your site rhat
blue roof is no good bec blue
signifies water
and having blue roof is like
having a water above
you....how about having red
roof ??? thanks....
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Dear Kelvin,
Thanks for your kind consideration.
What you had mentioned has to do generally with "growth".
In Feng Shui, it is closely related to the wood element. Since wood or a tree grows.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil