Indoor water feature

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
I would very much like to place an indoor water feature in our living room facing the main entrance door. Refer attached layout plan.
Hope you could advise whether this is appropriate.
Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

These are some considerations:
1. Based on the Flying Star Theory, and based on the yearly timely stars: yes, the location that you indicated is suppose to be the water wealth location.
2. Based on the Concept of White Tiger, Green Dragon concept; West symbolises the White Tiger.
3. Thus, to be on the safe side; the water feature should not result in a "hungry" tiger's mouth. Thus avoid placing a pure circular water feature or bowl at this location as a precaution against having it symbolise the hungry mouth of the "white tiger".
4. For the location, it is preferred that the perimeter of the water feature is rectangular to avoid it like Para 3.
5. As usual, a good water feature should have all five elements: http://fountain.geomancy.net Para 2.1 to 2.12 (a ball or circular object within a rectangular holding tank, here is fine or ok).
6. Attached, showing the water wealth location #8 at West sector this year.
7. Based on a most recent posting.. some user said that the cai wei is at diagonal... for this layout plan... it does not seem or may not seem TRUE if we consider the Flying Star Feng Shuiwith the most important current water star#8. Which is located at West.Which is directly in front of the "main door" and not diagonal....

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On 2/13/2012 8:18:19 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilI would very much like
to place an indoor water
feature in our living room
facing the main entrance
door. Refer attached
layout plan.Hope you could
advise whether this is
appropriate.Thanks.

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
Thanks so much for the information. Are you able to provide some pictures of rectangular water features with circular object on top so that I can get the correct type?

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On 2/13/2012 5:12:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:
These are some considerations:1. Based
on the Flying Star Theory, and based on
the yearly timely stars: yes, the
location that you indicated is
suppose to be the water wealth
location.2. Based on the Concept of
White Tiger, Green Dragon concept; West
symbolises the White Tiger. 3. Thus, to
be on the safe side; the water feature
should not result in a "hungry" tiger's
mouth. Thus avoid placing a pure
circular water feature or bowl at this
location as a precaution against having
it symbolise the hungry mouth of the
"white tiger". 4. For the location, it
is preferred that the perimeter of the
water feature is rectangular to avoid it
like Para 3. 5. As usual, a good water
feature should have all five elements:
http://fountain.geomancy.net Para 2.1 to
2.12 (a ball or circular object within a
rectangular holding tank, here is fine
or ok).6. Attached, showing the water
wealth location #8 at West sector this
year. 7. Based on a most recent
posting.. some user said that the cai
wei is at diagonal... for this layout
plan... it does not seem or may not seem
TRUE if we consider the Flying Star Feng
Shuiwith the most important
current water star#8. Which is
located at West.Which is directly
in front of the "main door" and not
diagonal.... On 2/13/2012 8:18:19
AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilI would
very much like
to place an indoor
water
feature in our living room
facing the main entrance
door. Refer attached
layout plan.Hope you could
advise whether this is
appropriate.Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

Appreciate if you have the time, spent time to read or re-read Para 5 of my last message.

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On 2/13/2012 7:26:59 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilThanks so much for the
information. Are you able to
provide some pictures of rectangular
water features with circular object on
top so that I can get the correct
type?On 2/13/2012 5:12:50 PM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
These are some
considerations:1. Based
on the
Flying Star Theory, and based on
the
yearly timely stars: yes, the
location that you indicated is
suppose to be the water wealth
location.2. Based on the Concept of
White Tiger, Green Dragon concept;
West
symbolises the White Tiger. 3.
Thus, to
be on the safe side; the
water feature
should not result in a
"hungry" tiger's
mouth. Thus avoid
placing a pure
circular water
feature or bowl at this
location as
a precaution against having
it
symbolise the hungry mouth of the
"white tiger". 4. For the location,
it
is preferred that the perimeter
of the
water feature is rectangular
to avoid it
like Para 3. 5. As
usual, a good water
feature should
have all five elements:
http://fountain.geomancy.net Para
2.1 to
2.12 (a ball or circular
object within a
rectangular holding
tank, here is fine
or ok).6.
Attached, showing the water
wealth
location #8 at West sector this
year. 7. Based on a most recent
posting.. some user said that the
cai
wei is at diagonal... for this
layout
plan... it does not seem or
may not seem
TRUE if we consider the
Flying Star Feng
Shuiwith the
most important
current water
star#8. Which is
located at
West.Which is directly
in
front of the "main door" and not
diagonal.... On 2/13/2012
8:18:19
AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi
CecilI would
very much like
to
place an indoor
water
feature in
our living room
facing the main
entrance
door. Refer
attached
layout plan.Hope you
could
advise whether this is
appropriate.Thanks.

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
Just to confirm - the water feature in the attached is indeed suitable for our house? Thanks.

[Cecil Lee]

1. As I mentioned in my first message thread...
2. Make sure that the EXTERNAL outline of the water feature e.g. such as the "container" or "vessel should not be round.
3. The link is to illustrate that a proper water feature : IRREGUARDLESS of the location should have all five elements.

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On 2/15/2012 8:47:30 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilJust to confirm - the
water feature in the attached
is indeed suitable for our
house? Thanks.

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
Thanks for the advice. Able to let us know where we can get such water features in Singapore?

[Cecil Lee]

Appreciate, if you can make the effort to re-read my previous posting(s).
Clue: It is not about buying an exact or "an eye for an eye" similar water feature.
What happens if you had taken the sample of the Suntec City's water feature? Do you expect to find one of these for sale for the home? YES / NO?
Again, I appeal to you RE_READ what I wrote, please.

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On 2/20/2012 1:04:54 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilThanks for the
advice. Able to let us
know where we can get such
water features in Singapore?

[unknown]

Hi Cecil
I have attached 2 kinds of indoor water features that I came acrossrecently. Seems thatboth of them have the 5 elements that you are mentioning about. Would appreciate if you could review for us and advise which is more appropriate forplacing in the corner facing the main entrance.
Thanks in advance!

[Cecil Lee]

Please note the following (CAREFULLY)
1. Although, my sample description show similar type of water feature.
2. It does not mean that one has to follow the Jones (copy-cat) the entire design.
3. I am emphaise; re-emphaise what I wrote early: SO LONG AS A WATER FEATURE HAS ALL THE FIVE ELEMENTS GOOD ENOUGH!
4. What you showed are text-book style Feng Shui water feature.
5. BUT, if you CARE to look at it carefully; both designs DO HAVE A FLAW!
6. The best way of illustrating the flaw is the 2nd attachment.
7. Just VISUALISE, think about... the base gets smaller and smaller. Don't you think that someone may get into serious injury e.g. a child if the water feature gets TOPPLED DOWN. Even if one does not have a child, such an object especially 2nd attachment seems dangerous.
8. I am not going to elaborate further on this. As, please, please or please RE-READ my previous message or messages.
9. What is the use of following the Jones or your neighbour?
P.S. For FELLOW Singaporeans, please make sure that you bring a ruler and make sure that your dream fountain fits all the specifications mentioned in the attachment. FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD, Heck with the Singapore thing, go buy something you like! Cheers!

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On 3/3/2012 8:08:22 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilI have attached 2
kinds of indoor water features
that I came
acrossrecently.
Seems thatboth of them
have the 5 elements that you
are mentioning about.
Would appreciate if you could
review for us and advise which
is more appropriate
forplacing in the corner
facing the main
entrance.Thanks in
advance!

[Cecil Lee]

Our education system is famous for rote learning and erh.. but nothing else...
No wonder there are so few entrepreneurs in this City State....hmmmmmm
Please don't regurgitate; I appeal to you to re-read but no avail...sigh?
Smurfs have blue face... so whats wrong with the 2nd attachment and the full text under the 3rd attachment...
Further to what I had mentioned, earlier. The reason why the ball on top of a pedestal was shown; is because it makes a good choice to illustrate the mechanics of the Five Element concept with a water fountain. that's all.
Do take note that the way a ball rotates can symbolise wealth either coming into or going out of the home. For a rotating ball, even a tiny grain of sand or imperfection can change the rotation of the ball.
I don't want to elaborate more about the ball with the spouting water.... go think about it ......

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On 3/3/2012 8:45:45 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Please note the following (CAREFULLY)1.
Although, my sample description show
similar type of water feature.2. It does
not mean that one has to follow the
Jones (copy-cat) the entire design.3. I
am emphaise; re-emphaise what I wrote
early: SO LONG AS A WATER FEATURE HAS
ALL THE FIVE ELEMENTS GOOD ENOUGH!4.
What you showed are text-book style Feng
Shui water feature. 5. BUT, if you CARE
to look at it carefully; both designs DO
HAVE A FLAW!6. The best way of
illustrating the flaw is the 2nd
attachment.7. Just VISUALISE, think
about... the base gets smaller and
smaller. Don't you think that someone
may get into serious injury e.g. a child
if the water feature gets TOPPLED DOWN.
Even if one does not have a child, such
an object especially 2nd attachment
seems dangerous.8. I am not going to
elaborate further on this. As, please,
please or please RE-READ my previous
message or messages.9. What is the use
of following the Jones or your
neighbour? On 3/3/2012 8:08:22 PM,
Anonymous wrote:
Hi CecilI have
attached 2
kinds of indoor water
features
that I came
acrossrecently.
Seems thatboth of them
have the 5 elements that you
are
mentioning about.
Would
appreciate if you could
review for
us and advise which
is more
appropriate
forplacing in the
corner
facing the main
entrance.Thanks in
advance!