Shapes and Form FS at matured estate

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dear cecil,
please take your time to reply section by section because i guess, a lot of us can learn from it.
for those buildings that you had mentioned, their shape is pretty clear cut as related to FS. This is because they are either tall and thin(wood) or like rocket(fire). they do not have funny shape like those of HDB flats.
for example, the primary school that you mentioned that has a shape of a gun, i think it needs a FS eye to see it. or else, we won't have notice it and will not have understood how it has affected the couple.
i think when it comes to shapes and form FS, it really needs a well-trained FS eyes to see it.
wouldn't you agree? 8-)
Kenny

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On 6/21/2003 12:12:38 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Kenny,
Wow, you have give so many
cases. I would have to reply
in sections when I have the
time.
Under Shapes and Forms, please
take note that there is
another major consideration:
the environment vis-a-vis the
Five Elements Concept.
This second dimension has to
do with what type of element
our surrounding of the site
has.
For example:
Case 1: Post Office Savings
Bank (POSBank) vs Development
Bank of Singapore (DBS Bank)
In terms of Feng Shui, the
`demise' of POSBank was spelt
out when their new
headquarters at Robinson Road
was near completion.
Please refer to the attached
map:
Site map:
http://www.streetdirectory.com
:8080/map.jsp?x=29681.47&y=289
12.85&level=7&star=1&xyfile=&h
eading=77+ROBINSON+ROAD%2C+SIA
+BLDG+%28068896%29
If one looks carefully, the
new POSBank Head Office was
suppose to be the Capital
Tower.
When the Capital Tower was
nearing completion and when
POSBank was planning to move
over; DBS Bank took over
POSBank.
In Feng Shui, this was because
of the concept:
Fire fuels Earth.
If one takes a close look -
Capital Tower is in a rocket
shape and more of a Fire
element. The two DBS bank
buildings are of the earth
shape. DBS Shenton Way Tower 1
and DBS Shenton Way Tower 2
are rectangular and of the
Earth element.
Here, Fire, helps fuel earth
and make earth stronger.
Case 2: United Overseas Bank
(UOB) vs DBS Bank
Site map:
http://www.streetdirectory.com
:8080/map.jsp?x=29985.67&y=297
47.27&level=7&star=1&xyfile=&h
eading=80+RAFFLES+PLACE%2C+UOB
+BUILDING+%28048624%29
United Overseas Bank has a
Wood element shape i.e. tall
and thin.
Under the Five elements
concept:
Wood destroys Earth
Since UOB HQ was a wood
element, it crushes Earth (DBS
Bank) and at the last minute
gain ownership of Overseas
Union Bank.
What we learn here is that
there is another dimension in
Feng Shui. New development can
take the cue of the
environment and build new
buildings that can `suck' or
get wealth from it's
environment.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil