Curved Road and direct road outside my Master Room

[myfs_150494]

Hi Master Cecil
Recently a tall HDB is building next to our flat and there is a curved road just outside my Master Bed room. I read from books that curved road is act like a knife and is not good. Any suggestion how to prevent this as we cannot alter the window nor move house. It is impossible to close up whole curtain all the time. Does it impact our luck, health or sleepig? Any remedies?
Also notice there is a point building in the opp school and also a direct road pointing towards our Master Bed room though the road is not near. Any suggestion to avoid this by hanging mirrors or remedies?
Thank you very much

[Cecil Lee]

1. On the topic of a curved road; this again relies on commonsense or cow-sense Feng Shui.
2. Why commonsense or cow-sense?
3. If one lives at the ground level and if a vehicle should accidentally (or a drunkard) or an out of control vehicle like those reported a few years ago that of Toyotas and Lexus having their pedal stuck; if one's home is directly on the same level; such vehicles can/may could plough into that home!
4. Put on the thinking cap; if one's home is not at the ground level; that is some consolation. Hopefully the vehicle does not plough into a support beam that cause the entire stack to collapse.(this should be an unlikely-hood if the building structure or support beam(s) have redunancies.
5. Look at it this way, it is close to impossible for say a vehicle driven by a drunkard to literally fly to the 5th storey if someone is staying that high. So, in general (other than Para 4) what is the big deal of a curved road? to a 2nd, 3rd and upwards storey apartment??
6. As for the pointed roof; it depends on which level one's home is and which opening it is facing. And whether that opening are critical areas such as the living room balcony (or not). Thus it really depends. And hard to tell from the single photo.

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On 7/18/2011 11:47:54 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master CecilRecently a tall
HDB is building next to our
flat and there is a curved
road just outside my Master
Bed room. I read from books
that curved road is act like a
knife and is not good. Any
suggestion how to prevent this
as we cannot alter the window
nor move house. It is
impossible to close up whole
curtain all the time. Does it
impact our luck, health or
sleepig? Any remedies?Also
notice there is a point
building in the opp school and
also a direct road pointing
towards our Master Bed room
though the road is not near.
Any suggestion to avoid this
by hanging mirrors or
remedies?Thank you very much

[Cecil Lee]

More resources:-
http://wiki.geomancy.net/wiki/Commonsense_Approach

Under the above URL: Ifone has the time; go thru this topic: Plot at a T-junction

Para 2. The test is: "Can a run-amok vehicle be able to slam into the property?" Yes or No? If Yes, then this is most likely as illustrated in the attachment a potential plot (in this case) a home facing a T-junction.
Commonsense dictates: Can a car fly? If so how high? "From ground level without any ramps; can the car fly to the 5th Storey?"

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On 7/18/2011 5:26:12 PM, Anonymous wrote:
1. On the topic of a curved road; this
again relies on commonsense or cow-sense
Feng Shui.2. Why commonsense or
cow-sense? 3. If one lives at the ground
level and if a vehicle should
accidentally (or a drunkard) or an out
of control vehicle like those reported a
few years ago that of Toyotas and Lexus
having their pedal stuck; if one's home
is directly on the same level; such
vehicles can/may could plough into that
home!4. Put on the thinking cap; if
one's home is not at the ground level;
that is some consolation. Hopefully the
vehicle does not plough into a support
beam that cause the entire stack to
collapse.(this should be an
unlikely-hood if the building structure
or support beam(s) have redunancies.5.
Look at it this way, it is close to
impossible for say a vehicle driven by a
drunkard to literally fly to the 5th
storey if someone is staying that high.
So, in general (other than Para 4) what
is the big deal of a curved road? to a
2nd, 3rd and upwards storey
apartment??6. As for the pointed roof;
it depends on which level one's home is
and which opening it is facing. And
whether that opening are critical areas
such as the living room balcony (or
not). Thus it really depends. And hard
to tell from the single photo.On
7/18/2011 11:47:54 AM, Fengshui Lee
wrote:
Hi Master CecilRecently a
tall
HDB is building next to our
flat and there is a curved
road
just outside my Master
Bed room. I
read from books
that curved road is
act like a
knife and is not good.
Any
suggestion how to prevent this
as we cannot alter the window
nor move house. It is
impossible
to close up whole
curtain all the
time. Does it
impact our luck,
health or
sleepig? Any remedies?Also
notice there is a point
building
in the opp school and
also a direct
road pointing
towards our Master Bed
room
though the road is not near.
Any suggestion to avoid this
by
hanging mirrors or
remedies?Thank
you very much