Part 1: Feng Shui of J Gateway @ Jurong

[Cecil Lee]

Feng Shui of J Gateway @ Jurong & Flying Star Feng Shui

1. J Gateway has stacks #01 to #15 facing either NE3 or SW3.

2. While stacks #16 to #27 are either facing N3 or S3.

3. Thus, distinctively: this development caters to both the East group (N3 or S3) and West group (NE3 or SW3 facing).

[Cecil Lee]

Part 3: Feng Shui of J Gateway @ Jurong - N3 or S3 facing stack/unit?

1. From a Feng Shui Flying Stars point of view; generally, S3 facing units are preferred over the N3 facing units.

2. This is because N3 facing units suffer from the combined double auspicious #8 wealth stars "trapped" or wasted at the "back" of the unit. Here, usually, this is where the kitchen /yard / yard toilets are located.

3. Contrast the above with a S3 facing unit. ON the contrary, S3 facing units have instead these two double auspicious wealth stars at the frontage such as the living room / master bedroom and yard.

4. I have drawn up a sample illustration (from a previous worked example of a different development - HDB BTO flat).

5. The attached sample shows the various Flying star significance in various sectors of the house.

6. For example: if a bedroom is in either NW or East sector; there are "dangerous" stars #5 misfortune /sickness + #2 sickness stars in these two sectors. Thus, for example, best to avoid certain colours be it the interior of the rooms and even the lightings tone.

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On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway @
Jurong & Flying Star Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has stacks
#01 to #15 facing either NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16 to
#27 are either facing N3 or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this development caters to
both the East group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3 or SW3
facing).

[myfs_161305]

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On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway @
Jurong & Flying Star Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has stacks
#01 to #15 facing either NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16 to
#27 are either facing N3 or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this development caters to
both the East group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3 or SW3
facing).

According to floor plan, stacks #01-#15 is supposed to face either NE3 or SW3. However, the building is now almost 80% complete. The developer has built #01 - #15 in East or West direction. I took a compass standing in front of the building and it was facing West 258 directly facing the setting sun.

For such cases, can buyer file against the developer?

[Cecil Lee]

In my opinion, no one has ever done so.

Do take extra care when using an ordinary compass. As often, there are lots of "hidden" re-bar that can cause the compass readings on such a compass to deviate by alot.

Often, try to stand on a grass area (but then again) and take several readings (if possible). Sometimes even grass patches have metal embedded below it thus again may cause the readings to deviate.

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On 3/3/2016 9:02:02 AM, Anonymous wrote:
On 10/22/2015 6:03:15 AM, Cecil Lee
wrote:
Feng Shui of J Gateway
@
Jurong & Flying Star
Feng
Shui1. J Gateway has
stacks
#01 to #15 facing either
NE3
or SW3.2. While stacks #16
to
#27 are either facing N3
or
S3.3. Thus, distinctively:
this
development caters to
both the East
group (N3 or S3)
and West group (NE3
or SW3
facing).According to
floor plan, stacks #01-#15 is supposed
to face either NE3 or SW3. However, the
building is now almost 80% complete. The
developer has built #01 - #15 in East or
West direction. I took a compass
standing in front of the building and
it was facing West 258 directly
facing the setting sun.For such cases,
can buyer file against the developer?

[Cecil Lee]

J Gateway just T.O.P.

[Cecil Lee]

Revisited 17 May 2022