Case Study: House with poor Feng Shui

[Cecil Lee]

Introduction:
Type of House: Single unit (Bungalow) - Landed Property
This introduction page focus on the distintive bad Feng Shui of the house.
Please take a look at this first picture.
You will notice that:-
1. The roof is unbalanced because one side is higher than the other side.
2. Look carefully at the picture. You will find that the land on which the house sits on is sloping. Although this can be `cured' by Feng Shui e.g. use of a water position. It has not been done.
3. On a later second installment, you will be introduced to two more problems relating to the bad Feng Shui of this house.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[Cecil Lee]

This second installment provides more pictures in understanding the situation:
1. From the side view pictures, one will notice two distintive problems:-
1.1 Besides the different or non-uniform roof, one can see the side windows. These windows are slanting much like the hull of a ship.
This shape is inauspicious as it is symbolic of a boat abeit a SINKING SHIP.
1.2 Instead of the metal mesh fence, this side of the slope could do with a brick wall (much like the frontage of the house).
Please look at the various photos. Comments will continue under the next installment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[Cecil Lee]

The wealth of the house with bad Feng Shui is run-off to the house at the lower end.
The house at the lower-end places its mouth or main gate to receive automatic wealth at the expense of the house with poor Feng Shui.
You will find that the house with bad Feng Shui has been left vacant. Mostly due to financial problems - whilst staying in the house.
Please see more pictures.
Warmest Regards
Cecil