Telok Blangah Towers - Good or bad fengshui?

[myfs_154938]

Hi Master Lee,
I am having trouble understanding if Telok Blangah is a place with really good fengshui or very bad fengshui. I am looking at a few units at Telok Blangah Towers and have been discussing fengshui with my family. For good fengshui, the house has to face the sea and backed against a hill. The unit I am looking at, the door opens into the North, i.e. when you enter the house through the door, you immediately face South and if you exit the house into the corridor you face North.
From internet, some have mentioned that means that house is South Facing so the unit has the mountains behind and facing the sea which is good fengshui. But my mom is saying that the unit is actually North facing since the door is North facing. That means my career will be blocked by the mountains and wealth will be swept away by the ocean.
This is quite confusing since I am getting two very different sides of the story. Appreciate if you can shed some light. Also how near should certain landscape features be in order to affect the house fengshui? The sea in this case is about 1km South and Telok Blangah hill is about 600m North.
Look forward to your kind advice.
Thanks,
Terence

[Cecil Lee]

If you have the time, please read this link:-
Under TOPIC 2/3 of this
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=31252&new=

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On 5/14/2012 12:01:58 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Lee,I am
having trouble
understanding if Telok Blangah
is a place with really good
fengshui or very bad fengshui.
I am looking at a few units at
Telok Blangah Towers and have
been discussing fengshui with
my family. For good fengshui,
the house has to face the sea
and backed against a hill. The
unit I am looking at, the door
opens into the North, i.e.
when you enter the house
through the door, you
immediately face South and if
you exit the house into the
corridor you face North. From
internet, some have mentioned
that means that house is South
Facing so the unit has the
mountains behind and facing
the sea which is good
fengshui. But my mom is saying
that the unit is actually
North facing since the door is
North facing. That means my
career will be blocked by the
mountains and wealth will be
swept away by the ocean. This
is quite confusing since I am
getting two very different
sides of the story. Appreciate
if you can shed some light.
Also how near should certain
landscape features be in order
to affect the house fengshui?
The sea in this case is about
1km South and Telok Blangah
hill is about 600m North.Look
forward to your kind advice.
Thanks,Terence

[myfs_154938]

Hi Master Lee,
Thanks, I have read the article but it doesn't really address my question. From a very general point, looking at the landscape of telok blangah. Is it considered a place of good fengshui?
As per my previous, Mount Faber is in the North and the sea is in the South. Generally speaking it should be in the opposite?
I am still trying to figure this out so pardon me if my question is very basic.
Thanks.

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On 5/14/2012 12:03:01 PM, Anonymous wrote:
If you have the time, please read this
link:-Under TOPIC 2/3 of
thishttp://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/a
rticle.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=31252&new=On
5/14/2012 12:01:58 PM, Terence Chew
wrote: >Hi Master Lee,I am
having trouble
understanding if Telok Blangah
is a place with really good
fengshui or very bad fengshui. >I
am looking at a few units at >Telok
Blangah Towers and have >been
discussing fengshui with >my family.
For good fengshui, >the house has to
face the sea >and backed against a
hill. The >unit I am looking at, the
door >opens into the North, i.e.
when you enter the house >through
the door, you >immediately face South
and if >you exit the house into the
corridor you face North. From
internet, some have mentioned
that means that house is South
Facing so the unit has the
mountains behind and facing >the
sea which is good >fengshui. But my
mom is saying >that the unit is
actually >North facing since the door
is >North facing. That means my
career will be blocked by the
mountains and wealth will be
swept away by the ocean. This >is
quite confusing since I am >getting
two very different >sides of the
story. Appreciate >if you can shed
some light. >Also how near should
certain >landscape features be in
order >to affect the house fengshui?
The sea in this case is about
1km South and Telok Blangah >hill
is about 600m North.Look >forward to
your kind advice. >Thanks,Terence

[Cecil Lee]

These are further considerations:-
http://forum.geomancy.net/phpforum/article.php?bid=2&fid=1&mid=29725&new=),
1. By coincidence from now to 2023, based on Flying Star Feng Shui you are lucky that South is ranked 2nd only to SW and NE. And North ranks much lower.
2. From the above article, do take note that SW and NE not mentioned by you has the best Feng Shui.
3. Facing an open space where a bird can fly freely is also considered VIRTUAL water.
3.1 And not necessarily do or die must face the sea. Think about it.
4. In addition, you are also missing another factor: How suitable is the apartment to you?
5. In my opinion, if you happen to be an East group person, then South is or can be a good choice vs North. As again by coincidence, from now to 2023, South is better facing than North.
6. For the estate, some stacks of Block 80C faces Northand the Kong Hock Keng Temple. Often, under Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, if possible, avoid.

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On 5/14/2012 10:35:47 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi Master Lee,Thanks, I have read the
article but it doesn't really address my
question. From a very general point,
looking at the landscape of telok
blangah. Is it considered a place of
good fengshui? As per my previous, Mount
Faber is in the North and the sea is in
the South. Generally speaking it should
be in the opposite?I am still trying to
figure this out so pardon me if my
question is very basic.Thanks. On
5/14/2012 12:03:01 PM, Cecil Lee wrote:
If you have the time, please read
this
link:-Under TOPIC 2/3 of
thishttp://forum.geomancy.net/phpfor
um/a
rticle.php?bid=2&fid=6&mid=31252&new
=On
5/14/2012 12:01:58 PM, Terence Chew
wrote:
Hi Master Lee,I am
having trouble
understanding if Telok Blangah
is a place with really good
fengshui or very bad fengshui.
I
am looking at a few units at
Telok
Blangah Towers and have
been
discussing fengshui with
my
family.
For good fengshui,
the house has
to
face the sea
and backed against
a
hill. The
unit I am looking at,
the
door
opens into the North, i.e.
when you enter the house
through
the door, you
immediately face
South
and if
you exit the house into
the
corridor you face North. From
internet, some have mentioned
that means that house is South
Facing so the unit has the
mountains behind and facing
the
sea which is good
fengshui. But
my
mom is saying
that the unit is
actually
North facing since the
door
is
North facing. That means my
career will be blocked by the
mountains and wealth will be
swept away by the ocean. This
is
quite confusing since I am
getting
two very different
sides of the
story. Appreciate
if you can
shed
some light.
Also how near should
certain
landscape features be in
order
to affect the house
fengshui?
The sea in this case is about
1km South and Telok Blangah
hill
is about 600m North.Look
forward
to
your kind advice.
Thanks,Terence