Cecil Lee

As this is quite interesting and commonly found on supermarket shelfs. I believe some of produce have been known to help in certain cases... So here goes...

All Chinese refer their birthdays to the Chinese Lunar Calendar. As the word `Lunar' suggests, it can also be called the Chinese MOON Calendar. It is easy to know when is the start of each month or the start of Chinese New Year. For example, Chinese New Year is when if you peer towards the sky (in a clear day) and when there is a FULL MOON, it is more likely either the 15th of the Lunar Month or the First day of a new Chinese Month. This is also the rationale why there are 15 DAYS in a CHINESE NEW YEAR.

Dear Cheui May, I am glad that things have improved slightly for you. Please monitor and let me know as your case need attention. Yes, priority should be to neutralise a poison arrow if possible. Or move away from it. The above takes precedence over sleeping in an auspicious sector. Take care! Warmest Regards, Cecil

If you are doing D.I.Y. Feng Shui, it is best to follow this advise.

Do you think that it is wise to bring your family along to view your potential new home? Is this wise?

If you want to find out more on a specific topic, simply do a search either in this forum or under the main site: www.geomancy-forum.com www.geomancy.net You will almost certainly find out what you want.

A special word from the deity " Longevity ". Please listen closely...

This is article about a ghost and trees. I hope you find it interesting.

How to tell when a deity is placed in a wrong location? Look at its eyes... Click on the attachment to find out:) Warmest Regards, Cecil Lee P.S. Part of the caricature is a *joke*

Dear Anon, 1. In my opinion, I share the same view as what you had mentioned. 2. Based on observations, I do notice that many Chinese do not display deities like Kwan Imm in closed display shelfs. 3. This is like `imprisoning' the deity. 4. In some of the earlier replies, I have also mentioned:- 4.1. Do not place the statue in the bedroom or on the same wall as the toilet. 4.2. I have not mentioned this but some believers or Feng Shui practitioners do not advise that the statute be placed facing the main entrance door. To these practitioners or believers, it is to them, `disrespectful' to `employ' or `misuse' deities to "guard" your main door. Well, the above are some of the taboos associated with keeping a deity at home... Warmest Regards, Cecil

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Ranking by importance is usually one of the best method to determine what is more important.

" May the force be with.... "

Dear Glyn, 1. From what I understand, it does not have anything to do with the planetary line up which occured on Friday. 2. The interesting thing is that it is once a year occurence in Korea. Frankly, I find it quite `scary' to stand at the centre or close to the middle. Although the tide will slowly recide, by imagine if water suddenly pours in and covers it up. Yes, I believe it happens only in a specific period and by chance, it occurred on that day. It may happen, a few days prior to it but this could not be predicted. One must be lucky to be there on the occurence. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Kaushal, 1. Can I check with you: Is it that when you enter the main entrance, you see the staircase or is the staircase facing the main door. 2. If the situation is that when you first enter the main entrance door and see the staircase (inside the house), then: 3. It is best to (if you) can use a partition to block the view. 4. If it is the `second' situation where the staircase faces the main door, then what you do is thus acceptable i.e. placing a mirror to deflect the sha qi. 5. As the impact is on the main door, it implies that Qi is `distrubed' when entering the home. In this senario, where possible, it should be rectified to ensure that life is `smooth'. Warmest Regards, Cecil