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Dear Anon,

1. So far, I have yet to come across a Singapore Feng Shui practitioner using "Black Hat" stuff.

2. First, I believe many Singaporeans would not simply be so gullible to be `conned' by such a person (Black Hat). In fact, so far, I have yet to find a Black Hat practitioner locally or in the Far East. Other than, unfortunately, Lillian Too, who associate herself with some of them.

3. Otherwise, you should personally feel at ease, with the type of Feng Shui practised here.

The only "concern" I feel is the type of knowledge used by various practitioners.

Some Feng Shui practitioners in Singapore only practice the "Eight House" + Shapes and Forms.

And some use Eight House and Flying Star with Shapes and Forms.

In fact, I noticed because of our presence, many Feng Shui practitioners have no choice but to use or include very rudimentary "Ba Zi". To get in par with our full range of audit.

In fact, two years back, a new Feng Shui practitioner had asked me this question " Is it important to use Ba Zi ". Today, she really has no choice but to apply basic chart. It is thru consumer requests that, I feel it is overly good sign that Feng Shui can truly become a holistic method.

4. Therefore, you do not have to worry much of "Black hat" but is good to find out more from the practitioner, the type of school used in his/her practise.

It is the hope that, by doing so, and by insistence of "clients", many local FS practitioners would be forced to continue learning. And not continue with basic methods.

Warmest Regards,
Cecil

On 4/16/2002 4:33:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
>I recently have a feng shui
>practitioner to evaluate my
>HDB flat. How can I find out
>if he is practicing Black Hat
>(before I ask him directly -
>I'm not quite sure he will
>answer me).