Confused with Annual & Monthly stars

Dear Janice,

Actually, it is impractical, to apply monthly flying star luck changes each month. At most, you fine tune to upto yearly is still fine.

Most of the time, the most important is to balance up the stars based on the 20-year chart which usually covers most of what influence for that sector. Then maybe factor in the yearly star at the beginning of each year to fine tune some of the sectors.

What we are concerned about is usually where the star 2 and 5 falls each year and maybe some of the other less auspicious stars. The 20-year sector if have a star 2 and star 5 may be further strengthen that year. So additional corrections may sometimes be needed.

So basically, that is all you need to do. No one will really apply changes upto the monthly star. That is more for you to know that within the whole year, which months may need to be extra careful. That is about all.

Having bad stars in a sectors does not mean you can't use that room. As long as you neutralise the effect, you can still effectively use the room.

That is why I say, you just need to do the following:-

1. Find a room that is defined as your favourable direction/sector based on the eight house. This will be a room most suitable for you to use.

2. Neutralise all the bad stars based on the flying star principles, that means if there is star 2/5 in the sector, then you must avoid using bright yellow etc. And/or find the right cure to balance the sector.

3. Next comes your own personal ba zi element colours. Avoid colours that will activate the bad stars, then choose from the remaining colours from your own favourable colour to boost your luck.

Basically, as long as you know how to prioritize which comes first etc, it isn't that difficult to apply feng shui properly and effectively.

Hope that helps.

Warmest Regards
Robert Lee
GEOMANCY.NET - Center for Applied Feng Shui Research

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On 5/10/2007 7:40:13 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Good advise. At least a
clearer picture of what comes
first. Thank you.