Buying HDB Resale Flat

[myfs_144104]

Hi, we are thinking of buying
a HDB resale flat (in a pretty
good location). Our
gua numbers are 5 (hub), 6
(wife), 8 and 2 (kids).

According to my
amateurish interpretation, it
seems like the unit is ok for
us. There is some
morning and afternoon sun
at an angle. But I'm
confused where the house
facing is? The balcony
is facing SE, in front of a
main road (angled), but
because the unit is

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15
floors, the noise level is not
that loud. The balcony
windows are half body-
length (typical HDB), but
there is another "balcony" at
the Dining area where the
windows are full-length
(unusual), so I'm not sure
where the facing is now.
The "balcony" is facing
some greenery and also part
of a HDB flat at an angle (but
can see the block number
"8x" quite obvious).
Any sha-qi?

We are planning to put
a water fountain / aquarium
at the balcony area (the one
facing SE) if we get the unit,
is that ok?

Is this a good/ok unit
for us? Is there any
particular fengshui cures we
should be aware of?

Thank you for your
kind advice!

[myfs_144104]

Dear Master Lee,

Trying again to get
your help/advice. To
keep the questions
simple:

1) I would like to find
out how to determine the
direction of the unit facing.
I read your earlier
posts that older 5-room HDB
flats tend to have multiple
facings, if so how can we
resolve it? I read other
articles that the house facing
is usually one that:

- noisy

- traffic

- windy

- most sunlight

etc.

Balcony 1 meets about
half of the criteria and
Balcony 2 (full-length
window) meets the other
half, so what is the best way
to determine facing,
especially it is a high-floor
unit?

2) According to our gua
numbers, the
East/Southeast/South
sections are bad for all of us
(Spook/Disaster/Death/Irritat
ion), which is where the sofas
& TVs would be. I
am hoping to put a water
fountain and/or plants near
East/Southeast sector, is that
ok and sufficient?

Please let me know if
you want more (analyzed)
information from me.
Thank you for your
help in advance!

[Cecil Lee]

Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,

Trying again to get your help/advice. To keep the questions simple:

1) I would like to find out how to determine the direction of the unit facing. I read your earlier posts that older 5-room HDB flats tend to have multiple facings, if so how can we resolve it? I read other articles that the house facing is usually one that:

- noisy

- traffic

- windy

- most sunlight

etc.

Balcony 1 meets about half of the criteria and Balcony 2 (full-length window) meets the other half, so what is the best way to determine facing, especially it is a high-floor unit?

In essence what you had written above equals one sentence: " the most yang qi - or brightest) -- especially horizontal area(s).

Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,

2) According to our gua numbers, the East/Southeast/South sections are bad for all of us (Spook/Disaster/Death/Irritat ion),

What you mentioned belongs only to ONE-half of the compass school of Feng Shui.

The key success factor is based on a three-step-approach:-http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/The_Three-Step-Approach

Frankly, in an overview; what has the gua numbers of a person related to say placing a water fountain and/or plants near such and such a sector?

Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,

2)...... to put a water fountain and/or plants near East/Southeast sector, is that ok and sufficient?

This part has more to do with:

1. Plotting out the Flying Star numbers of that SPECIFIC unit.
2. Analyse and study the Flying Star numbers to see if a water fountain and/or plants can be placed at that location.

If one skips para 1 and 2; might as well, honestly, throw a dice or flip a coin (50-50) type of decision making. Under this senario - it is anyone's guess.

[myfs_144104]

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essence what you had written
above equals one sentence: "
the most yang qi - or
brightest) -- especially
horizontal
area(s).

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That clears up quite a
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">Cecil L.
wrote:
1. Plotting
out the Flying Star numbers
of that SPECIFIC unit.
2.
Analyse and study the Flying
Star numbers to see if a
water fountain and/or plants
can be placed at that
location.

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If one skips
para 1 and 2; might as well,
honestly, throw a dice or flip
a coin (50-50) type of
decision making. Under this
senario - it is anyone's
guess.

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studying the Flying Star
theory (last minute), too chim
too chim!! Still don't
know how to determine if a
water fountain and/or plants
can be placed or not, even
after I plotted out the
numbers of that specific unit
:-) Guess I must really
get professional help like you
Master Lee! Otherwise
I just have to spend more
time studying
it!!

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[myfs_144244]

Need your confirmation on my understanding, my gua number is 6, does this relates to the numbers on the flyingstar chart at all? What the gua number for?

[Cecil Lee]

These are some of the considerations:-

1. One of the simplest methods is what information is required of or for the calculation of one's Gua (Kua) number and what information is required for the Flying star calculation.

2. In general, what are the inputs required for Gua (Kua) calculation:-

2.1. For Gua calculation: Male or Female and an individuals DATE of birth DD/MM/YYYY. With these inputs, one can work out one's Gua number as well as an individual's Eight Mansions (Eight Directions).

3. For the Flying Star Feng Shui: You need the following inputs: When is the house built / Temporary Occupation Licence obtained and what is the facing direction of the home.

Wee L. wrote:

Need your confirmation on my understanding, my gua number is 6, does this relates to the numbers on the flyingstar chart at all? What the gua number for?

4. In simplistic terms:-

4.1 Flying Star Feng Shui is about charting the "birth-chart" of a home. Go figure out what the Gua number is. It cannot be for the birth-chart of the home right?

[myfs_144244]

Thank you for your reply, I supposed it's my birth chart then. So you should combine these 2 birth charts to determine the best directions in the house, right?

[Cecil Lee]

Wee L. wrote:
Thank you for your reply, I supposed it's my birth chart then. So you should combine these 2 birth charts to determine the best directions in the house, right?

1. If one has the time, check out this link:
Eight House or Flying Star

2. If one has even more time, can also go thru these links:-

2.1 It is best to research and make sure that one fully understands a concept:-

2.1.1 The Three-Step-Approach

2.2.1 Flying Star Feng Shui as a Diagnostic Tool