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Dear Cheui May,

1. Please e-mail robert-lee@geomancy.net with your geomancy-online.com account so that he can credit you with a 1 free Paid Flying Star report.

2. For houses on a hill, usually, when I assess such houses, as a `precaution' I usually bring along a `marble' or round small ball.

Here, it is rolled on the floor in each room. If the ball for no reason rolls fast, it could likely be that floor is not level.

This is done for built up houses. If the ball rolls too fast, one reason is because the floor may be built uneven or another reason could be the soil instability. Where the ground may be unstable causing certain areas of the house to tilt.

Another thing, is to look for any cracks especially at joints in the home or when one walks around the compound of the home, the floor area may sink.

I do not want to sound too `ridiculous' that all homes on hills have such problems.

In my opinion, the above are precautions that (does not do any harm) and be prepared on the `safe' side since we are paying a tidy sum for such houses.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 10/18/00 3:26:00 AM, Cheui May Heui wrote:
>Hi Cecil,
>
>Thanks for your input. Many
>of the points that you
>mentioned are problems that I
>am having in the house I live
>in now, example, top of the
>hill with no protection, soil
>erosion with no plants to hold
>the soil.
>Please see below.
>
>>3. As mentioned, without any view of it,
>>it is difficult to comment on whether
>>there is harmony of the dragon with the
>>tiger or whether, the site can
>>accumulate wealth or allowed to be
>>washed away.
>
>I'm sorry I don't have
>pictures since it isn't my
>house yet. I'll try to get
>some before I commit to moving
>in. Is there any guidelines
>to what to look for in
>analyzing whether the dragon
>is in harmony with the tiger?
>
>I'm very excited about your
>new topic on how to interpret
>the charts. I'll be looking
>forward to learning a lot from
>that.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Cheui May