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Frankly, this has nothing to do with Feng Shui. As Feng Shui is scientific. Bo point asking me about all these things. This has more to do with personal feelings or beliefs etc... Do what you feel good about it. Irregardless of others say. Look at it this way, so far no one has heard of a scary guinea pig ghosts or spirits.. of sorts.
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What do you get if the condo is named with a “Palm”.. The reading room is filled with Palm leaves paintings! Cosy Reading Room.. can’t tell even if the paintings are displayed in a portrait or landscape mode... Actually, these three photos are the wrong side-up... This painting perhaps is the odd one out..maybe an abstract palm painting..
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There is a science and art of aquarium placement. But this is beyond this forum. There are work involved to plot, review and comment on this. Takes effort. You have to in this case, go by your feel.
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Actually even with the cremation of human beings, there will always be bone fragments especially some skull and other bones. Cremation is thus considered neutral. No more "physical body". It has more to do with psychology of the concern of seeing bone fragments. This is in my opinon a non-issue.
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Frankly, this has first and foremost to do with common sense. And common sense led to taboos. 1. Upon entering a home, the initial impression is crucial. Therefore, if the dining table is disorganized, it may create a negative impact. 2. In case the family is enjoying a lavish meal and the main door is left open, outsiders may have a glimpse into our personal space, breaching our privacy. 3. It is due to these significant issues that the concept of inauspicious Feng Shui arises. 4. To counteract this, ensure that if the dining table faces the main door, it is kept clean and orderly. 5. If discomfort persists, consider relocating the dining table or installing a partition for privacy.
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Majority of the five and four bedroom flats either face NE1 or SW1. While some stacks fact SE1 and NW3.
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Another sterling example is that of Tampines Street 44. As far as The Eye can see; there are So many estates here with air well type of configuration Looks like many will not even link these to air well type of development..but it is macro of things a larger collective air well like layout...or profile..considered close-to it.. For example: blocks 498A, 498B etc... really have air wells..
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Another newer HDB development: Hougang Parkedge also has a triangular shaped air well. For example: block 473A, B, C and D. Thus air wells are nothing really frightening..Of course, some are not fully enclosed.
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Sorry, this period, my hands are tied given that I have to go onsite for many ECs/condos TOP = Sol Acres EC, Wandervale close ;not including PARC Life, The Criterion, Coco Palms..etc.. etc.. including HDBs ..140.. Corporation ... etc.. So.. have to put on hold many reviews... There simply isn’t any time left.. this period..
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Frankly, air wells are nothing new. In fact, I can immediately recall this HDB development such as blocks 584, 585, 596 etc... There are many HDB estates with such similar characteristics. Although many don’t even realise this. For example: Eunos Tenaga Ville, Eunos Damai Ville, shows some vague resemblance to such airwells. Eunos Spring also bears this resemble abit a much larger scale: as it involves many blocks instead of one single block: which of course seems more pronounced! For example, please take a look below:- Blocks 132, 135, with 133 and 134 and more pronounced are a combination of 128 with 127, 130 and 131 makes a large “air well like” development. In general, for Eunos Spring and there are lots of these scattered all over the island, air wells surrounded by other air wells... In addition, the architects in the past had done this: such as the prewar closed courtyards. And tightly packed terrace houses with internal airwells etc..
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Where should my stove face?
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in 4 Good-Bad Directions/Eight House Suitability (Zai Yun)
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Chinese Culture: Bats, bats and more bats (Part 2)
Cecil Lee replied to Cecil Lee's topic in Around Singapore
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