Cecil Lee

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Dear Steven, In my opinion, if I were to keep a safe at home, I most probably, place a plate on it. It will surely read something like this: Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Steven, 1. Thanks very much for your effort in sharing with all of us the pictures of Grave sites in Malaysia:) 2. There are a few considerations on placement of a Safe Deposit Box at home. In my opinion, it has more to do with opinions and beliefs rather than Feng Shui. 3. However, there is one form of Feng Shui School which finds that it is important to place or bury `treasures' in the home. Such as burying a token of e.g. the Eight Treasures (Buddhist treasures) i.e. at corners or below the main entrance. This School believe that burying such items will bring luck to the household. 4. Thus a safe is very similiar to this aspect of `burying' treasures at home. 5. Commonsense approach comes into `play' and this has more to do with the environment the house is at. 6. If the area is prone to `thief' such as a corner terrace or single property where the back is not fully built. Especially if some one gets to know you keep a safe at home... 7. We can then imagine, that there may be some risk involved. 8. I recently got myself a Fire safe instead. On the door, I stuck a note saying that it does not contain valuables but documents. It is bolted in a cupboard. My main purpose is to store documents and it is rated 2 hours fire proof at 2000 degrees. 9. But the point here is that if I have a Safe for keeping valuables, especially at home, I would use it to divert attention i.e. keeping non-valuables there but place more important valuables elsewhere. Thus it acts as a diversion. 10. Sorry for diverting off-topic but, I like to give an example that keeping a safe is in certain countries and locations kind of a `risk' involved such as thief or attracts these guys. 11. If nothing happens, its fine. But if as a result of keeping a `safe' and one not only gets robbed but harmed i.e. family members, can we live with such guilt all our life? 12. *JOKE* Nowadays, with the obolesence of banking equipments, one can easily go and buy an ATM modular part especially the safe unit. Here, even we have heard, ATMs get ripped off and carted to some remote location to be opened at the pace of the would be robber. So, our `treasures' may turn into a nightware. Warmest Regards, Cecil

1. Do you read a book from the first page to the last page? Or do you read a book, flipping over the pages and even reading the last few pages first? 2. Are you more inclined to the spatial, abstract or more inclined to mathematics ...

Dear Carina, Please see below:- If you can provide me with a rough sketch e.g. a graphic file attachment it would help. It is very difficult to provide u a `detailed' comment such as whether a corner is at threat or not just on a few sentences. For heat, or heat on the wall and you can still feel it in the evening, there is no Feng Shui method to measure how `inaupicious it is. Where possible, no direct sun light is best or if possible, keep the bed away from the affected wall if possible. So long as the room temperature is comfortable, this is ok. Warmest Regards, Cecil

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Dear Elena, Thanks for sharing with us the information. I know it is not possible but, usually, it is best to look at the entire layout plan. Here, we can look at the entire house in relation to the centrepoint plus the curve of the staircase and the position and size of the vault room. The safest, in a staircase is the `standard', profile that neither `cuts' or slices any other part of the house. But again, it is still best to look at the layout plan before comments can be made. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Elena, For such situations, it is good to keep in view the additional considerations for NE/SW. Other than this, if the main door favours a person at NE/SW, they can still look for such houses. The consideration here is to avoid, creating too yin an environment (if one does not use the Flying Star to analyse the house). If the Flying Star is used, check that there are not too much Yin influence. If so, try to correct the imbalance. Overall, there are practitioners who, found that the house does not match an owner and thus, if the main door, is at NE, they would advise their clients to tilt it to a good direction that favours the breadwinner. This is like killing two birds with one stone. Warmest Regards, Cecil