Helo, all LY members here.....

Can anyone of you recomend a good & price reasonable Feng Shui Master.

My area at KL, Cheras. Normally what is the fee charged for a double story house?

I'm also very appreciated is someone can share some own experience regarding this.

Thanks in advance.

Joey Yap or Lilian is available.

anyway, happy hunting.

Loh TiT Pat @ Petaling Street.

Hi, bro dexterhau, can u pm me his contact number.

This master ok? Any comment on him? thx

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Added on October 5, 2012, 10:32 amBro Jason_chee, can u pm me their contact number and further details.

Are you also seek for their services them b4? How is their service & fee?

Please advice... thx

This post has been edited by ah_yee: Oct 5 2012, 10:33 AM

Jy about 5 to 7K for his certified consultant if not mistaken, if you need jy itself about 10k.

Market is about 3 to 5k for a good one. Yap CH is about JY price too.

This post has been edited by weikee: Oct 5 2012, 10:58 AM

Thanks for your info.

However, my budget is below 4k. Any others recomendation?

Wah! So expensive ah? There is a feng shui shop at Pearl Point Old Klang Road, just besides Popular on the 2nd floor. If I am not mistaken, they have this piece of paper stating the price, like RM2k...but I can't be sure, maybe you can check it out. I don't know the master also...is a she.

I thought of consulting a feng shui master for my new house also, but it seems very very expensive (my budget is below RM2k), so I kind of give up.

If you happen to find a good and cheap feng shui master, please let me know. Thank you.

Cheap thing no good, good thing not cheap. Always remember pay peanut get monkey.

Yeah, no problem. I'm still searching around and compare thier fees and feeback....

Anyway, thx for your recomendation.

Wa lao eh. So expensive ah?!?
Anyway, be prepared to have your renovation plan screwed up by Fung Shui as what is advised usually is not good for aesthetics .

Where got this problem. I don't have this problem, and I saw many advice given to house owner don't screw up plan. Is more of getting harmony our balance.

The old school method have evolved. Like I say in other thread, external is the main factor.

I got this problem ma..
(maybe that amount I pay is too low so get monkey ah?? )

For me, I just read feng shui books and online. The most important thing is get your house facing right (座向), and the rest just follows the book.

My problems are 2 of my 3 toilets, the sanitary ware (where you poo poo) is facing the main door directions (this is a big NO NO), I am sure changing the direction will cost $$.

That us not correct. Facing is important, but external factor is critical.

External factors like near temple, cremation, cemetary, power cable, etc? That must take into considerations, but if you already own the house, and can't avoid all these 'sha' (煞), then you can always put plants, ba gua, etc to reflect the negative energy.

On the left side of my house, there is an electrical post (tiang) and incoming traffic (please refer to picture below), so I plan to plant some bamboo which will grow tall enough to block this 'sha chi'.

I want to widen my entrance so that 2 Myvi can park inside but still leaving enough greenery for me to do some minor landscaping. Any constructive suggestions from you guys here are most welcome especially in terms of renovation ideas. Thank you.




This post has been edited by RickOoi: Oct 19 2012, 12:20 PM

In the school I know, bagua is just an object with no fs impact.

I understand it also depends on the tenant's "birth date"
One man's meat is another man's poison.

I observed in many neighbourhood, houses facing "3 fork road", that has been renovated, the front of the house is usually flat like a wall.

This post has been edited by phoenix69: Oct 6 2012, 09:30 AM

That is life gua, is more for fine tuning, for house it use house gua first than life Gua.

This post has been edited by weikee: Oct 6 2012, 11:30 AM

i read few article about feng shui. mostly mentioned about direction. how do i know for example, bathroom should be in southwest of the house. where is southwest of my house? taken from which point of view?

and one more, bathroom also should facing north (again, example). how do i determine whether my bathroom is facing which area? based on the entrance door n compass facing north?

I bought this book "Joey Yap's Pure Feng Shui", published in 2008 and of course the writer is the famous Feng Shui Master Mr. Joey Yap.

According to this book, the first and most important thing when determining feng shui of your house (note, about the house, not about your life 'gua'), is your Sitting (座) and Facing (向) ('zuo xiang'). Only when you get this right (must be accurate), then can you determine which room is good for what purposes, which room to avoid etc. But if you get this wrong, it will be disasterous as whatever follows is based on this Sitting and Facing of your house.

According to the book (only applicable to landed property),
1) "At the Facing of the building, stand in the center, with your back to the building or structure, looking out. Hold up your compass and wait for the needle to settle and steady at magnetic North."
2) "If the compass needle continually fluctuates and does not setlte in any one direction, then it is possible that hte door frame or the building is emanating a strong electromagnetic force that is disrupting the ability of the compass to orientate itself to the magnetic North. Take two steps forward or steps back - this will usually move you out of the magnetic field of metal door frames or any metal structures. Establish the direction from there."
3) "Discover the Facing direction of the building by looking up the compass reading on the chart opposite."

For example, my house is sitting at Southwest, facing Northeast (座西南，向东北). Sounds confusing? You just have to read this book, it is in plain English and suitable for beginners. Unlike Lilian's book which places so much emphasis on buying the right object to be placed on the correct place, Joey's book focus on identifying which section of the house is good or bad, and resolves any 'problems' by placing simple objects like 'a glass of water', 'music box', etc...none of those crystal cave, mantra writings, camel, horse, etc.

Hope this help.