Cecil Lee

Dear Caroline, In Feng Shui, there are two distinct advantages of using water:- 1. For a landed property, water at the frontage - would imply that there is `clear space' (and unobstructed) view. 2. The other key success of water is if it is as vibrant as a waterfall. Here, the water from this waterfall frictions with the air to create negative ions. Therefore, if we are talking about water positions, the above senarios are certainly, considered as "key success" for placement of a water position. 3. For the interior of the home, it can be a double-edged sword. 4. This is because, on my opinion, and from various other practitioners - wrong placement of water may result in either or combination of both marital problems, finance problems. 5. There are three major levels of analysis or "safe-guards". 5.1 Number 1: It is good that you check what element both you and your spouse is. For a strong earth person, it is OK to have a water position. But do take note that it is not the best solution. As a strong earth person, the best element that can help the strong earth person is still metal element, first. Only when metal has increased or metal `absorbs' the earth, then it becomes out of balance, and water can be used. Otherwise, water is not as valuable to the strong earth person. For a strong fire person, earth is still the best element to help the strong fire person. Thus, given the relationship, it is still OK to have a combination of metal and water to help both of you. 5.2 Often, a water position is placed at a location, `suitable' under Shapes and Forms. Most of us do so by our personal `feel' or six-sense. 5.3 Another 'safe-guard' is to use/apply the Flying Star Feng Shui to see whether a location can `sustain' a water position or not. Recently, there is a situtation, where I was called upon to check on a home. The owner, was plagued with lots of "scandals, legal entanglements". And it was found that that sector that they had placed a large fish tank (top and bottom) has bad #4 bad wood and it was combined with #1 and #4 and the interpretation of this two combination of stars spell - legal entanglements, scandals etc.. Here, there is already #1 water element and #4 bad wood. And, in addition, a fish tank with water was placed at the position to further fuel this situation. The morale of the story is: "Don't simply place a fish tank or water feature, just because, your neighbour does it:(" Warmest Regards, Cecil Our Which part of the Please advice.

Dear Tracey, 1. For strong metal persons, (based on ba zi), water is still acceptable. 2. I can only roughly indicate: 2.1 Often, many FS practitioners ask their clients to locate a water position close to the main door area (often 1 metre away) - somewhere around this area. As this is just a general guideline. 2.2 For Flying Star period 7, there are many permutations of how west sector behaves under different directions of Period 7. Thus, cannot say for sure if this is the best direction. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Maggie, 1. Yes, what you had described is a Chinese cultural belief or taboo. 2. And, many Chinese fear of repercussions such as not only complications but - the concern of a miscarriage. 3. This is especially so for the bed. For example, once pregnant, the Chinese believe that one must not shift or relocate the bed (on which the pregnant person sleeps on). 4. Even if one needs to move house; for example, NO CHOICE because they had sold the house before delivery, the pregnant person must avoid seeing the event i.e. moving her bed etc.... 5. As for the renovations in the kitchen, the stove is a major concern also. And where possible try not to remove the stove etc... 6. In fact, better safe than sorry. When pregnant, more importantly, the bed - should not be moved. As a last resort, some have bought new beds. 7. For example, a couple could be staying in their parents home prior to moving to their own. Here, either the pregnant person, stays in this house until she gives birth and for the 1st month after giving birth. 8. Alternatively, she does not participate or see any of the move of furniture to the new home. Alternatively she buys a new bed for her new home. And (do not see it installed). And move over. 9. Some other interesting points: 9.1. Do you know that traditionally the Chinese consider that when one first come out of the world he/she is already 1 year old! 9.2 This is because, the first 9 months in the womb is considered. Thus, when we check our birthday, in the western calendar, it could be "I am 5 years old". But traditionally the Chinese could say that their child is "6 years old". 9.3 Note: this does not affect the way the Chinese calculate ba zi. They still caculate based on the Lunar Calendar system. But for the Hong Kongers often, for convenience, they use the Hsia Li. 10. The Chinese couple often celebrates the 1st month after the child is born by giving away e.g. red eggs, and cakes. 11. This is because, the 1st month is very important and if a child pass thru this 1st month, hopefully, there is no issue on health etc... 12. Many Chinese prefer to wrap or cloth their child during and after this period. And often do not allow their bodies to remain unclothed. Warmest Regards, Cecil In Summary Indeed, the beliefs you have outlined pertain to traditional Chinese cultural taboos. Many individuals within this culture harbor fears regarding potential consequences, including complications and the risk of miscarriage. This concern is particularly pronounced in relation to the bed; for instance, it is believed that once a woman becomes pregnant, she should not alter or relocate the bed on which she sleeps. Even in situations where moving is unavoidable, such as having sold a house prior to delivery, the pregnant individual is advised to avoid witnessing the process of moving her bed. Additionally, renovations in the kitchen pose similar concerns, particularly regarding the stove, which should ideally remain undisturbed. It is often said that it is better to err on the side of caution; thus, the bed should remain stationary during pregnancy, and in some cases, individuals may opt to purchase a new bed instead. For example, a couple may reside in a parent's home before transitioning to their own; in such cases, the pregnant woman may remain in the current residence until after childbirth and for the first month thereafter. Alternatively, she may choose not to be involved in the moving process or may acquire a new bed for her new home, ensuring she does not witness its installation. Furthermore, it is noteworthy that traditionally, the Chinese believe that a person is considered one year old upon birth, as the nine months spent in the womb are included in this age calculation. Consequently, while a child may be recognized as five years old according to the Western calendar, a Chinese parent might state that their child is six years old. It is important to note that this does not influence the calculation of ba zi, which is still based on the Lunar Calendar system; however, for convenience, many in Hong Kong may utilize the Hsia Li. Additionally, it is customary for Chinese couples to celebrate the first month following a child's birth by distributing red eggs and cakes, as this period is deemed significant, and the hope is that if a child successfully navigates this initial month, there will be no further issues.

Further to what I had mentioned, Does it matter how large the Free Space Is? Another case study of centerpoint with clear space..... Attached, please find another illustration showing "clear space" at the centrepoint or flux of the home: 1. Although the toilet is quite close to the centrepoint (fortunately) IT IS NOT at the centrepoint. The saying goes "a (fortunate) miss is as good as a mile". 2. The centrepoint is clear space. And if we look at the layout plan, it is thus advantages for this centrepoint to be clear space. Where, air-entry points from nearly any windows of the house can bring in or bring out air. Be it from the balcony, main entrance, kitchen, bedrooms etc... 3. Here, just like the earlier sample, we can close our eyes and imagine that air pockets flux at this centrepoint. 4. The advantages of a Partition between the main entrance and the balcony 4.1 Here, qi cannot flow directly out of the house: from either the main entrance or the balcony or vice versa. 4.2 The partition, strategically position under the RED marking, allows qi (red lines) to be "diverted" towards the centrepoint or flux of the home. 5. Thus, I hope by now, you have a good grounding as to why, it is advantages for the centrepoint to be of "clear space". And it does not matter how wide it is. This is not the main issue - or key success factor. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Jessica, Apologies, can you elaborate further... I am trying to figure out what you meant. Do you mean that when I open the first closet door, there is a second closet door (behind the first) followed by the third closet door (behind the 2nd). Or do you mean that the single closet has three doors in a row? Really apologies, but I am really lost, here. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, 1. Much of what you had mentioned relates more towards "Human or man " luck factors. 2. Normally, as a human being, when young we were exposed or taught to live in a shared `community'. Perhaps for those who are priviledged, or have few siblings may tend to an "independent" loner. 3. In fact, all of us are born to different families. And each of us have different traits. 4. For example, even the type of games one play can roughly categorise the person. 4.1 For example a typical "loner" characteristics:- Perhaps, this person would prefer to play games such as badminton / squash or tennis. Or perhaps, this person would prefer swimming. Than other group activity games. 4.2 For those who are more extrovert, could perhaps would prefer games that require a team e.g. soccer, basket ball etc.. This type of game. 5. What you had written actually reminded me of my past! (When young, I was chaffeur driven until Pre-university). Imagine, my first public bus ride was when I reached 16 years old! 6. Most successful people are those who have good P.R, and good listening skills. For the Chinese, every parent would like to have their children get married. Looks like you are currently single. Many Chinese belief that by marrying, one may mellow down. But do becareful -- For some people, this can be the opposite! Nowadays, time pass very fast and many people, have lost opportunity to do so. There is a means to do this. E.g. in fact, we do have daily forecast. And even auspicious dates for every month/year. But, I strongly advise, looking at auspicious dates for major situations only e.g. when move-in to a new home or some major important function. Frankly, one should not go overboard or too obsessed with too many `rituals' or `taboos'. Here, it often means that (I do not like to sound crude) but, if we totally rely on predictions to manage our life, it is like, we cannot stand on our own feet! On the lighter side. What happens if there is a prediction for movement. For example, at 1.00pm -> avoid walking to the west. At 1.10pm, cannot go north? Warmest Regards, Cecil P.S. the morale of the story: "Life MUST STILL GO ON"....

Dear Wasis, 1. I would agree that since Period 8 is round the corner, a few more months to go (Jan 2004); it is better to complete the home under Period 8. Since the mouth of the home east under Period 7 is not exactly too good. 2. Frankly, my attention spell reading too many text is not too good. Perhaps, getting too old or have a habit to read between the lines. So please take caution of what I say under this Paragraph. (Unless some pictures) are attached. It was a waste that I did not keep a copy of an original home with this type of layout. This was because, if I am not mistaken, 3 years ago, this person, wrote-in for help with this type of layout configuration (see attachment). He was plagued with lots (and lots of problems). One look at this type of layout plan and, one would get the picture (symboically - very inauspicious). I do hope that your brother is not going to stay in something like this. I hope not. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Felecia, Usually, the major cause of concern for a landed property is to avoid underground water or sewerage pipes running under the bed. Here, a German study has found that there are high incidence of cancer where beds are located immediately above these pipes running below ground. Frankly, for the Chinese (especially) many Chinese FS practitioners would often, recommend not to buy the site. (Me included). This is because, the graves are at the frontage of the home. It would be better if the graves are (at least) at the back of the home. Given that your husband has cancer, it would not be too favourable to have such a home. For those who are interested in building a building, here. It is best to retain e.g. natural red brick tiles at the frontage. Since, red is the most yang colour. And natural kiln dried red/orange bricks are the best natural choice. Hope that your husband has a speedy recovery. Will pray hard for him:) Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Adeline / All, 1. Coming to the question of the toilet. 2. For those who are aware of the Chinese tradition, in the past, Chinese homes (landed property) do not have a toilet inside their home. Toilets are always away from the home. 3. Frankly, and logically, for an apartment or flat, there is not much one can do to remove the toilet from the centrepoint of a home. As we all know the plumbing is fixed. And it moves down from one level to the other. 4. This is considered ONE leak. And more often, where possible, there should be or to avoid if possible, MORE leaks. One leak can often be negated by other positive qi. But, if a home has more than 1 usually 2 or 3 major leaks, than, often it translates to financial problems. 6. Therefore, I cannot offer any more solutions to this. 7. Many traditional Chinese FS practitioners may suggest a bottle gourd or `hulu' placed between the WC and the wall close to the centrepoint. Well, there is no harm doing this. Since, it is a documented authentic Feng Shui practise. The water feature is It is preferred if either you or your hubby is not a weak fire or strong water person. This may not be compatible to either one's ba zi. As a "rule of thumb" many Feng Shui practitioners would often suggest a water feature especially a fish tank (just after the main door) e.g. on the left side wall - a few metres away from this main door. For a fountain, it is often more practical to place it at the balcony area. (If one does not have a balcony? Well, have to look at individual layout plan already). Warmest Regards, Cecil As for plugging Looking through the The water feature is Thanks once again.

Dear Jen, Please refer to the attached illustration. This illustration gives a useful idea of how important "clear space" at the centre-area of the home. Clear space at the centre-area can help the movement of qi (during the entire day). Where during a day, air flow can sometimes come from "one side" e.g. in the day, it can come from the balcony, bedroom area, while the evenings it may come from other areas. It is very good to have a home that has air flow (please see the red lines) all over the house. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, 1. Frankly, this type of question is easy to write. But, never easy to reply to. 2. If you are truly interested in Flying Star Feng Shui, you should take up a course on it. 3. The saying goes " God help those who help themselves". 4. The next best option is to get Paid help from any competent Feng Shui practitioner. Often, here, you have to provide certain inputs to the practitioner. I often emphasied that, this forum is meant as: 1. A catalyst to help one understand Feng Shui 2. For good questions, one can often get a lengthy response. 3. If one goes thru some of the questions which although I had verified or approved but has to do with: My Gua Kua no is .... etc... You will often not see me replying these questions at all. Therefore, I appeal to all users to post constructive questions. And not questions that need me to analyse all the information ... etc... Frankly, in the forum, no one else cares about when a poster was born, select the best homes for them. These are TOO SPECIFC a question to be of any benefit for others. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Lola, The good news is that this year, the location of Grand Duke is at South-South West direction and not South direction. If your house is going to be completed this year or early next year (before the next lunar new year); your home is considered a Period 7 home (born or renewed during this period). I personally think that there should not be an issue with `offending' the grand duke for your home. Often, the safest method is for some people is to: 1. Move out during the renovations. 2. If this is not practical or possible, try not to supervise the work done. (For example, don't stand there to watch the ongoing renovation work.) Also wanted Given a landed property, in most cases, water feature is often if done properly pleasing to the eye. In general, based on your description, and on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, the water position looks ok. The only TWO caution are: 1. Do use a compass. Stand at the centre-point of the home. Hopefully, the water position is not located at West compass direction (270 degrees). Here, in many instances, we do not want to inadvertently open the `tiger's' mouth (hungry white tiger's mouth). 2. For a water position outside on the right side is still ok. But avoid having it inside the home. Here, the belief is that a spouse might have "wandering eyes - and may go into a extra-marital relationship." Hmmm.. your house sounds lovely! Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, The best option here is - not to cause more problems with the profile of the development. Here, try to as possible, have the shape of the building in a rectangular shape. Avoid odd shapes like U, circle shapes etc... Proper landscaping of the development can help. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Adeline, 1. Although you are a strong metal and husband is a weak water person - a water position is still acceptable. However, we found that 3. In a home, if there is a "leak" sometimes, we cannot go head-on to try to fix this leak. For some leaks, we may have to leave it alone or do something else - other than using a water position. 4. In your situation, and based on both your ba zi, I mentioned that it is still OK for you to use a water position. But, often, the best site should be chosen. And not just because, it has to be placed at a location - to plug a leak. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Jen, 1. The key ingredient to understanding this is not so much as "how big" or "how wide" the free space is but rather the key word here is "THE FLOW OF QI (CHI)". 2. "Points-of-entry" Where possible a home should have as many as 3-4 points-of-entry. For example, in apartments; many good apartments e.g. Point-Block flats, have at least three facing directions or directions where air can flow into the home. For example, one area is the balcony area, the other is the main door area, the other is from the kitchen. The other is from the bedrooms etc... The more air entry and exit points, the better for a home. As it allows qi or air to circulate (healthy) in a home. 3. Coming back to the centrepoint. Frankly, I don't care whether or want to measure how big or wide the centre clear space is. BUT rather, with a clear space at the centrepoint; and depending on the time-of-day, air from various directions (windows) or openings can flow thru the home, passing thru / via centrepoint towards other areas; and vice-versa. This is truly, the meaning of a classic case of good air/qi flow. 4. Conclusion: When we look at a home, we should thus look at the bigger picture - and relate it to `qi flow'. For example, it is not about buying a vehicle. But rather, making sure that e.g. the vehicle is safe to ride in. Herein lies the difference.... Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Bernard, 1. In the past, I had asked users here to apply a "Three-Step-Approach". Step 1: What is the purpose of the concept? (Or each concept) Step 2: What are it's strengths? Step 3: What are it's weakness? 2. It is best to note down, each concept with reference to these three questions (above). 3. For example, under the Eight House Theory, if one does not spent time at a specific sector, there is nothing else (nor magical) even if a sector is auspicious - based on this concept - one has to spent time at the sector. 4. Distinctively, we humans have our birth chart (Ba Zi or Pillars of Destiny). And homes also has it's specific birth chart based on Flying Star Feng Shui. Equally important considerations are: the Shapes and Forms - both internal and external of a home. As well as the need for qi to circulate within a home. 5. Thus, if one looks closely at the statements made under Para 4; on the surface, we can say to prioritize. But in actual fact; the key success has to do with the "integration of all these factors". Good Feng Shui is about scoring as much marks from all sectors - and also to fix-the-leaks (if any), first! Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, In my opinion, such products has more to do with "Human factors", than Earth Luck. Many of the products sold on the market are too commercialised to be of any use. It has all to do with the `mind'. Often, many people would buy such products, place it for a while (see that it does not work), chuck them aside. Before all these takes place, it seems to collect dust (first). Warmest Regards, Cecil

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Dear Sanjay, 1. In my opinion, the most logical approach is based on the "reflective concept". 2. What this means is that in Feng Shui, we now often see buildings with highly reflective (sun-x) coated glass. These glass surface on these buildings are highly reflective. And in Feng Shui, this can become a sha qi to others. 3. Thus, like the idea of the ba gua mirror (reflecting back bad luck etc..) a shiny glass e.g. window mirror is one resort. 4. The other `last resort' situations are: 4.1 Often in Taiwanese Feng Shui, plants or trees are commonly used. Is there a possibility of planting plants to reduce the sha qi. As this is based on the concept: "If it is not seen, it is no longer a threat" 5. As a final resort, day curtains or blinds can be drawn at the window area (which allows light) but acts as a screen. 6. Sometimes in "Hong Kong Feng Shui" method, a water feature i.e. semi-circular shape radiating outwards of the home is used to reduce the sha qi. In some instances, this beneifits the home (if a water position is good at the location) as well as (hopefully) reduces the sha qi. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Tuck Shing, Frankly, this is communal living. But, as a last resort, try to check with your town council whether there are any recourse e.g. can the neighbour, hang the urn closer to their front door? If you are in speaking terms (for now) with your neighbour, and if it is possible for them to hang it closer to their door, try to do so. For example, do you have a religion yourself? For example, some Christians are against hanging of urns etc.. From a Feng Shui point of view, (in my opinion), where possible, the mouth of your house e.g. main door should not be `cut' e.g. by the length of the string / wire as it would seem to `cut' or slice your main door into two. Since the urn is often copper material (representing metal) as a last resort, you may like to hang a red cloth over your main door (if you are a free thinker or taoist or buddhist). The red cloth representing fire element to us Chinese is firstly auspicious colour. Secondly, fire element helps to control metal. Warmest Regards, Cecil P.S. As a REALLY LAST RESORT, never take on the IDEA of "making the urn" suddenly disappear! Sometimes; how we wish a neighbour's poison arrow can disappear HINT: stolen. Once or twice, they will often give up. But, for such things as URNS - it is unthinkable of doing such things.. Thus, must totally ERASE this idea!

Dear Veronica, 1. Regardless of the situation, it is essential for an air conditioner to have the most direct path to two key areas: 1.1. the outdoor compressor unit or the balcony where the compressor is located 1.2. a way to channel condensed water to the nearest bathroom for drainage. 2. Opting for the shortest route is advisable because, over time (typically 2 years or more, depending on usage and environment), the drainage pipes of the air conditioner can become blocked by dust, similar to how arteries can become clogged. 3. A shorter route means less piping required for both the refrigerant gas and drainage. 4. In terms of Feng Shui, it is recommended to avoid having the air conditioner's fan coil directly above one's head for two main reasons: 4.1. The air conditioner unit may protrude outwards, which can create discomfort for some individuals, resembling a beam above the head or bed (if the bed is positioned close to the wall). In such cases, adjusting the bed position may be necessary, although not ideal. 4.2. After a few hours of operation, the cold air from the air conditioner tends to sink downwards, leading to discomfort as the cold air blows directly towards the face. This may not be suitable for most people, especially during late hours. This setup might be more suitable for individuals accustomed to cold climates like Eskimos or residents of Siberia. 5. Ideally, the air conditioner should blow air sideways to avoid direct airflow towards the face, particularly since the face contains sensitive organs like the nose and mouth. 6. If placing the air conditioner at the side of the bed is not feasible, the next best option is to position it opposite the bed, especially if the walls are spacious. 7. Following a common-sense approach, some individuals prefer to install the air conditioner above the room's doors. This practice was common in many condominiums in the past as it helps save wall space. 8. For instance, positioned above the bedroom entrance, it does not occupy any additional space. 9. This is particularly evident in the newly constructed two-bedroom condos. This is due to the mandatory "Household Shelter" (bomb shelter); a significant portion of this shelter encroaches on the rest of the living space. In reality, some two-bedroom condos resemble more of a "prison" or detention cell. It is possible that some of these cells could even be larger! (by Silence of the Lamb's standards!) 10. Finally, it is advisable to avoid placing it directly above the toilet door, such as in the master bedroom. Once again, in my view, this is a matter of a "Commonsense approach". Even when we close the toilet door, cold air tends to sink to the floor. Additionally, many toilet doors have gaps at the bottom. Consequently, this air may seep into the toilet, creating a "low pressure zone" just outside the door, leading to the entry of toilet air into the room. 11. Regarding the use of air conditioning, affluent individuals can opt for air conditioning as it aids in air circulation within the household. For those with limited financial resources, a ceiling fan or floor fan may be considered. Those on a very tight budget can resort to using a paper or cloth handheld fan and utilize their own energy for fanning. For individuals with no budget at all, they may contemplate the possibility of nearby banks opening a branch (with automated machines). In such a scenario, if the CCTV cameras are not operational, why not attempt sleeping in these lobbies? | Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear All, In my opinion, Housing Development Board (HDB) Executive Apartments similar to Executive Units 44 and Unit 56 is "inauspicious". If one looks carefully in the illustration, the edge of the master bedroom toilet (external wall) of Executive Unit 48 is aimed at the frontage area of Unit 44. While Executive unit 52's external wall is aimed at the frontage of Unit 56. Warmest Regards, Cecil Although it is not directly aimed at the main door, it the bulk of the flow is concentrated within the main door area. It will affect the main door since the `cutting' sha qi is wide and "penetrating". Erh.. good luck to those staying at Unit 44 or Unit 56 of Block 502A (12 storeys). A neighbouring Block 503A (13 storeys) also has exactly this configuration. For 503A Executive unit 01 and 13 also face this "situation".

Dear Kath, In fact, having a house number with a `4' in it very common, throughout the world. Given this situation, it boils down to our own personal `thinking'. Frankly don't think too much about it. A house number is hardest if not nearly impossible to change. However, if you live in a landed property, many people, have symbolically `raised' the lettering of their house number e.g. at the main gate pillar etc.. For example, the number raised looks like: 4 6 Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear All, Please see my comments on this slide. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Can you guess, what I have to say for next Year's Metal Monkey in a Wood Year? By default, next year is a Metal Monkey (Weak Metal Monkey) in a Wood Year. Please look carefully what "shape" the long axe has become after chopping a tree. Cheers! Warmest Regards, Cecil P.S. Hey! You made a lucky GUESS! AND IT IS RIGHT!