Is this location considered good or bad?

[myfs_96185]

Hi Cecil Master,
You have been teaching us a lot about the importance of exterior forms and shapes as well as location, location, location! I'm really excited over the knowledge gained. It would be good for beginners like us to learn from you more if you could share more pictorial examples of general good locations as well as bad locations in the forum or even the general learning section in your website. It will definitely benefit a lot of avid fengshui readers. I especially like the example of the house being pointed by guns shared by you. It is definitely a very valuable enlightenment! Ordinary people like us will definitely not see the guns like you do. It's really interesting to learn that forms and shapes could actually imply so much danger!
Would appreciate if you could share what's good and what's bad of the location of this house in the attached file. Is the location so bad that no amount of fengshui audit on the interior of the house can help?
p/s : Master Lee, Thank you very much for your reply on my previous email. It has been a valuable piece of advice. At least now, I have a better idea of where the leaks might be and how should I proceed to explore from there. Once again, thank you! :)

[myfs_96185]

Oops, forgot to add that the front of the house is facing the road and light industrial buildings.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Caroline,
1. Frankly, the map that was provided earlier does not fully show the full context (significance) of the major threat - entire Shape of the School outline.
2. As I am very family with many locations, I know where this location is. But had also masked out key important roads and pointers - since you had indirectly indicated for some privacy.
I have also provided a self-explanatory write-up under the attachment in this message.
3. If one looks carefully, the School looks much like a reptile or (dragon) with an `open hungry mouth' facing Block 518.
Unfortunately, the reptile looks rather under-nourished. And this is symbolic of the need to feed regulary.
4. In the attachment, I have also drawn an inauspicious zone from where the open hungry mouth wants to devour.
5. Often, and inclusive of the canal "slicing" into the block, in my opinion, finance will not be too good.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[myfs_96185]

Dear Master,
Thank you for your prompt reply and I'm surprised you know where this location is! Anyhow, thank you very much for protecting my privacy too :)
Recently, the school is going through some rebuilding of its structure. How will this affect us? And what do you mean by a hungry reptile? What is he feeding on from us? Our wealth? Or us ('yuan chi')? And thus made us failures??
It seems like our house is not a good fengshui-ed unit, and yes, finance was a big problematic issue ever since we moved into this house. Any cures? Or do we have to really start looking for another house to save ourselves, esp our finance? But we aren't rich enough to pay for those good fengshui-ed ones :( How?
Thank you and Best Regards.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Caroline,
It is best that you re-read my earlier posting and illustration.
1. If you look carefully at the outline of the school, it has a head and mouth, a body, several legs and a tail/fin.
2. In addition, if you look at the purple outline, it shows the mouth opened to `suck' qi from it's surroundings and from your unit.
3. In addition, I have shown other problem issues:
3.1 The canal outline is inauspicious in relation to your block. Here, it translates to lost opportunities, and result in financial entanglements or simply lost of wealth.
3.2 The other critical issue, which I did not fully touch on is that your unit is an `entrapped' unit.
4. A normal rectangular block as as block 517 has better Feng Shui than your block.
4.1 It so happens that your unit in relation to your block is sandwiched much like the U shaped inauspicious configuration. Where qi at your unit cannot either flow properly or move in a more even keel. In addition it is close to the lift landings where, there are also issues related to the movement of metal (lifts moving up and down).
Frankly, the best FS practitioners may not help given that there is not only one major leak but, a series of leaks. At best, it can only help to harmonise the home or reduce leaks. But overall, the amount of lost opportunties and leaks will always be greater than in-flow of wealth.
Therefore the success rate is stacked against one, from day one in such a senario.
Hopefully, the major renovation by the school could change it's profile and thus reduce one major leak.
Wishing you all the best in selling your home!
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 11/11/2003 3:07:53 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master,
Thank you for
your prompt reply and I'm
surprised you know where this
location is! Anyhow, thank you
very much for protecting my
privacy too :)
Recently, the
school is going through some
rebuilding of its structure.
How will this affect us? And
what do you mean by a hungry
reptile? What is he feeding on
from us? Our wealth? Or us
('yuan chi')? And thus made us
failures??

It seems like our

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house is not a good
fengshui-ed unit, and yes,
finance was a big problematic
issue ever since we moved into
this house. Any cures? Or do
we have to really start
looking for another house to
save ourselves, esp our
finance? But we aren't rich
enough to pay for those good
fengshui-ed ones :(
How?

Thank you and Best

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Regards.

[Cecil Lee]

Further to what I had mentioned, attached please find a graphic illustration showing unbalanced qi flow for an awkward rectangle shaped block of flat as opposed to a `normal' rectangular block.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

[Cecil Lee]

Other examples of external Sha Qi or poison arrows