myfs_157144 Posted July 16, 2013 Share Posted July 16, 2013 Hi Master,I live on the 2nd level. I consider my apartment to be facing E1 as my biggest source of Qi comes in from my balcony. However, there are 4 trees directly in front of my balcony, across from the swimming pool I would like to seek your advice in determining if there are poison arrows. If so, what can i do to shield my apartment from them?Many thanks in advance.Alex Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted July 16, 2013 Staff Share Posted July 16, 2013 Thanks for the photo.These are some considerations:1. The ultra conservative may consider both tree (trunks) as sha qi.2. However, in my opinion;2.1. It is difficult to see exactly the photo taken (parallel) to the actual tree LEVEL. As maybe it is an illusion, but I seem to see that the photo MAY be taken "top-down" or at a slanted angle. (Not sure, here).2.2. Anyway, I feel that the two tree (trunks) are pretty far away. If the trees are on the same side of your unit; then I would say that it is a sha qi.2.3. But in the photo; the trees are on the-other-side of the swimming pool. Assuming that your swimming pool is length = 50 metres and width = 25 metres. The good news is that the distance between the tree trunks towards your unit balcony is at least 25 metres +> 10 metres = 35 metres away.3. Furthermore, such trees are not hardwood e.g. oak or teak. They are of softer material. And they are also not steel / galvanised street lamps. Thus considered "weak material".4. I would say that I strongly believe that the two tree TRUNKS do not pose a threat to you. Even if the tree trunks are level to your unit. It would be different if there are windows on the opposite side of the block. And if so, that block's unit would then be affected by a sha qi.5. Therefore, if the tree(s) are on your side of the building; then it can be considered as a sha qi. Quote On 7/16/2013 4:12:57 PM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Master,I live on the 2ndlevel. I consider myapartment to be facing E1 asmy biggest source of Qi comesin from my balcony.However, there are 4trees directly in front of mybalcony, across from theswimming pool I would like toseek your advice indetermining if there arepoison arrows. If so,what can i do to shield myapartment from them?Manythanks in advance.Alex Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted July 17, 2013 Staff Share Posted July 17, 2013 One has to take into perspective the type of material. That may cause sha qi.As mentioned earlier; instead of a tree but a large tall lamp post - made of some form of metal (iron + steel + or galvanised metal); then it may be a concern.In this photo illustration; sometimes, the corner of an opposite block can be considered as a sha qi. Thus, in your photo; a neighbour's sharp corner of that distance may pose as a sha qi to your neighbour's unit - if it is aimed towards their balcony or bedroom windows (if any).But again, from the photo; the sha qi circled in red does not seem to pose any issue to your unit. Furthermore, the one block but a unit lower that is parallel to (your neigbhour's) unit (to the left of the photo) has no issue as there are trees and leaves. Quote On 7/16/2013 11:42:50 PM, Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the photo.These are someconsiderations:1. The ultra conservativemay consider both tree (trunks) as shaqi.2. However, in my opinion;2.1. It isdifficult to see exactly the photo taken(parallel) to the actual tree LEVEL. Asmaybe it is an illusion, but I seem tosee that the photo MAY be taken"top-down" or at a slanted angle. (Notsure, here).2.2. Anyway, I feel that thetwo tree (trunks) are pretty far away.If the trees are on the same side ofyour unit; then I would say that it is asha qi.2.3. But in the photo; the treesare on the-other-side of the swimmingpool. Assuming that your swimming poolis length = 50 metres and width = 25metres. The good news is that thedistance between the tree trunks towardsyour unit balcony is at least 25 metres+10 metres = 35 metres away.3.Furthermore, such trees are not hardwoode.g. oak or teak. They are of softermaterial. And they are also not steel /galvanised street lamps. Thus considered"weak material".4. I would say that Istrongly believe that the two treeTRUNKS do not pose a threat to you. Evenif the tree trunks are level to yourunit. It would be different if there arewindows on the opposite side of theblock. And if so, that block's unitwould then be affected by a sha qi.5.Therefore, if the tree(s) are on yourside of the building; then it can beconsidered as a sha qi.On 7/16/20134:12:57 PM, Alex Tan wrote:HiMaster,I live on the 2ndlevel.I consider myapartment to befacing E1 asmy biggest source of Qicomesin from my balcony.However, there are 4treesdirectly in front of mybalcony,across from theswimming pool Iwould like toseek your advice indetermining if there arepoisonarrows. If so,what can i doto shield myapartment fromthem?Manythanks in advance.Alex Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
myfs_157144 Posted July 17, 2013 Share Posted July 17, 2013 Thanks Master Lee for your guidance. Your forum is interesting and has helped a lot of novices like me. Quote On 7/17/2013 12:05:40 AM, Anonymous wrote:One has to take into perspective thetype of material. That may cause shaqi.As mentioned earlier; instead of atree but a large tall lamp post - madeof some form of metal (iron + steel + orgalvanised metal); then it may be aconcern.In this photo illustration;sometimes, the corner of an oppositeblock can be considered as a sha qi.Thus, in your photo; a neighbour's sharpcorner of that distance may pose as asha qi to your neighbour's unit - if itis aimed towards their balcony orbedroom windows (if any).But again, fromthe photo; the sha qi circled in reddoes not seem to pose any issue to yourunit. Furthermore, the one block but aunit lower that is parallel to (yourneigbhour's) unit (to the left of thephoto) has no issue as there are treesand leaves.On 7/16/2013 11:42:50 PM,Cecil Lee wrote: >Thanks for thephoto.These are someconsiderations:1. The ultraconservative >may consider both tree(trunks) as sha >qi.2. However, in myopinion;2.1. It is >difficult to seeexactly the photo taken >(parallel)to the actual tree LEVEL. As >maybeit is an illusion, but I seem to >seethat the photo MAY be taken"top-down" or at a slanted angle.(Not >sure, here).2.2. Anyway, I feelthat the >two tree (trunks) arepretty far away. >If the trees are onthe same side of >your unit; then Iwould say that it is a >sha qi.2.3.But in the photo; the trees >are onthe-other-side of the swimming >pool.Assuming that your swimming pool >islength = 50 metres and width = 25metres. The good news is that thedistance between the tree trunkstowards >your unit balcony is atleast 25 metres >+ > 10 metres =35 metres away.3. >Furthermore, suchtrees are not hardwood >e.g. oak orteak. They are of softer >material.And they are also not steel /galvanised street lamps. Thusconsidered >"weak material".4. Iwould say that I >strongly believethat the two tree >TRUNKS do not posea threat to you. Even >if the treetrunks are level to your >unit. Itwould be different if there arewindows on the opposite side of theblock. And if so, that block's unitwould then be affected by a shaqi.5. >Therefore, if the tree(s) areon your >side of the building; thenit can be >considered as a sha qi.On7/16/2013 >4:12:57 PM, Alex Tanwrote: >Hi >Master,I live on the2nd >level. >I consider myapartment to be >facing E1 asmy biggest source of Qi >comesin from my balcony.However, there are 4trees >directly in front of mybalcony, >across from theswimming pool I >would like toseek your advice indetermining if there arepoison >arrows. If so,what can i do >to shield myapartment from >them?Manythanks in advance.Alex Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted July 17, 2013 Staff Share Posted July 17, 2013 This is a cross-reference to a simple checklist for "sha qi / poison arrow(s)"http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=32861&new= Quote On 7/17/2013 10:56:43 AM, Anonymous wrote:Thanks Master Lee for your guidance.Your forum is interesting and hashelped a lot of novices like me.On 7/17/2013 12:05:40 AM, CecilLee wrote:One has to take into perspective thetype of material. That may cause shaqi.As mentioned earlier; instead ofatree but a large tall lamp post -madeof some form of metal (iron + steel+ orgalvanised metal); then it may be aconcern.In this photo illustration;sometimes, the corner of an oppositeblock can be considered as a sha qi.Thus, in your photo; a neighbour'ssharpcorner of that distance may pose asasha qi to your neighbour's unit - ifitis aimed towards their balcony orbedroom windows (if any).But again,fromthe photo; the sha qi circled in reddoes not seem to pose any issue toyourunit. Furthermore, the one block butaunit lower that is parallel to (yourneigbhour's) unit (to the left ofthephoto) has no issue as there aretreesand leaves.On 7/16/2013 11:42:50 PM,Cecil Lee wrote:Thanks for thephoto.These are someconsiderations:1. The ultraconservativemay consider bothtree(trunks) as shaqi.2. However,in myopinion;2.1. It isdifficult toseeexactly the photo taken(parallel)to the actual tree LEVEL. Asmaybeit is an illusion, but I seem toseethat the photo MAY be taken"top-down" or at a slantedangle.(Notsure, here).2.2. Anyway, Ifeelthat thetwo tree (trunks) arepretty far away.If the treesare onthe same side ofyour unit; thenIwould say that it is ashaqi.2.3.But in the photo; the treesareonthe-other-side of the swimmingpool.Assuming that your swimming poolislength = 50 metres and width = 25metres. The good news is thatthedistance between the tree trunkstowardsyour unit balcony is atleast 25 metres+10 metres=35 metres away.3.Furthermore,suchtrees are not hardwoode.g. oakorteak. They are of softermaterial.And they are also not steel /galvanised street lamps. Thusconsidered"weak material".4. Iwould say that Istronglybelievethat the two treeTRUNKS do notposea threat to you. Evenif thetreetrunks are level to yourunit.Itwould be different if there arewindows on the opposite side oftheblock. And if so, that block'sunitwould then be affected by a shaqi.5.Therefore, if the tree(s)areon yourside of the building;thenit can beconsidered as a shaqi.On7/16/20134:12:57 PM, Alex Tanwrote:HiMaster,I live onthe2ndlevel.I considermyapartment to befacing E1 asmy biggest source of Qicomesin from my balcony.However, there are 4treesdirectly in front ofmybalcony,across from theswimming pool Iwould liketoseek your advice indetermining if there arepoisonarrows. If so,what can i doto shield myapartment fromthem?Manythanks in advance.Alex Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted October 15, 2014 Staff Share Posted October 15, 2014 Poison arrow from the roof of a neighbouring home aimed towards an opening / window of another premises Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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