Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing)
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Dear All, 1. Attached please find another sample of the pie-chart method. 2. Under this example, one can clearly see each sector is `labelled' showing the sector of influence. 3. Overall, I personally prefer to apply the `pie-chart' method over the 9-grid method. 4. For example, one can even prepare a pie-chart frame and print it on a transparency. And this transparency can be placed on-top of say an A4 sized layout plan. - Very effective! Warmest Regards, Cecil
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I'm still laughing out loud. Alden.
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I am a strong water person with 0 Metal in my Five elements table. Based on the flying star report the romance sector, which happens to be my room, SW, 2 Water Star, 9 Mountain Star and 4 Base Star have "Problems with romance". I thought this area would be OK because there is the combination of Earth - Fire - Wood and the 3 elements would create balance, but my personal life is corroborating there is trouble. What is wrong? Could it be fixed? Thank you in advance.
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Dear Ling Tien, Thank you for attaching your layout plan. Within Flying Star Feng Shui, there are indeed many schools. Ultimately, when we super-impose the luo shu grid either the pie chart or the 9 grid, it should match the compass directions. Therefore, in all authentic schools, the centrepoint is determined. For a relatively small place like a house of 1,200 sq ft or even a house of 5,000 sq ft, usually, the centrepoint or centre of gravity is found. Here, the luo shu grid is laid on the layout plan. Actually, if we use the Flying Star (Xuan Kong Feng Shui), if the house was born in period 7, most likely even if the main door has been interpreted diferently, the char…
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Dear Christina, Please refer to our teleconversation, today. Wishing you and your family all the best! Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Hi Cecil, If sector at the main door having Based 9(Fire), Mountain Star 3(Wood), Water Star 7(Metal) and yearly star 9(Fire), can one place a water position? If a sector(main door,living room) is suitable for water position and he/she is the breadwinner with Strong Metal(and no Water element at all), is it OK to proceed with the water placement even if one or more of the family members has either Weak Fire or Strong Water? Thanks.
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dear Cecil, i searched through your website for more detailed information on mountain and water stars but i'm still confused. could you please explain further on how do i determine if these stars are present in the different locations of the grid based on the flying stars readings, or could you please direct me to the site where i can learn more about mountain and water stars? based on the flying star report, by next month, our flat will be having 3 SAME NUMBERS for base, mountain & water stars on each location (e.g., S will have all 2, E - 5, N - 2, W - 8, etc.). I understand that multiple 2s, 3s, 4s & 5s are very inauspicious and need to be cured by 6 metal coin…
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If a palace has the following reading 7-3-7, the base number is 3 and in period 7 isn't it a 'dead chi'? Will the 7-7 combo make this location good? There is a stove at this location and it is impossible to move it elswhere, is there any recomendation that can control or at least limit the fire burning the metal effect? Please advice.
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Dear Anon, Please see below:- 1.In Group Both the main door For main door, will it Overall, the analysis is based on the Eight House Theory. And for sectors of the birth chart of the house are out of balance under the Flying Star, this should best be neutralised as soon as possible. There is a contradiction in Feng Shui principles. Here, it is best that the master of the house (where possible) should best occupy the master bedroom. You may have to do with exisiting situation. 2.For another Sorry, perhaps you can further elaborate your question. It is also good to look at the Flying Star chart of your house for Period 8. To see if it is significantly be…
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Dear Anon, 1. Thank you for bring up this interesting question. 2. It depends on the type of house being built. 3. In Singapore, there are public housing. And some public housing:- 3.1 Usually, these flats come empty i.e. only with furnished toilet(s) and white washed ceiling and walls. Otherwise, the house is given to the owners for them to complete the renovation of the floor tiles for both living/dining/kitchen and bedrooms. These flats do come with completed tiles for the kitchen. But no built in cabinet or stove or frige etc... In such a situation, if the owner only take over the flat after Chinese New Year 2004 and does renovation after this period, then, one can co…
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Dear Anon, 1. In general, many Feng Shui practitioners or those who know about Feng Shui, tend to avoid having a sink facing or opposite the stove. This is due to water and fire clashing together. 2. If one has such a situation, one may apply the productive cycle under the Five elements concept by the introduction of wood element. 3. Here, fire -> (adding wood) -> water will form a three element combination flow. 4. In my opinion, it is still acceptable if the kitchen is located the South - fire element(compass direction - area) of the house. 5. One of the worst directions to have a sink opposite the stove is at the North (compass direction of the house). Here, it i…
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The little I studied about Feng Shui, I understood that there are both universal principals, based on natures influence that affect all individuals in same manner, and relative principals that apply to human beings according to their personal elements, or astrological characteristics. Therefore, an application of Feng Shui may vary according to the person or family who dwells in the house or building. But if we abide by the basic principles of ?good? Feng Shui both to land and house, such as shape of plot, main doors, inclination of land, positive location, absence of negative nearby influences, appropriate Tong Wan, and correct location of rooms, kitchen, bathroom, etc?,…
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Dear Anon, Although you cannot control the road construction, since south does have so many sickness numbers, it is best to quickly neutralise this. With multiple #2's, cure it with 6 coins at the South side. Optional: You can also place the 6 coins into a glass bottle and add two spoonfuls of salt to plain water. Stir it before placing the 6 coins into the bottle with a open top. This can be placed on South side. (make sure that preferably, this is the window area). Else, just hang 6 coins. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Anon, 1. In the application of Flying Star Feng Shui, it is always looking at a three variable combination i.e. #mountain star #water star #base star 2. Where, one can generally say that #base star can be roughly considered as the main element. 3. When we are looking at the Flying Star Feng Shui, these are the three variables taken into consideration when trying to balance a sector. 4. One should not introduce the BASIC chart i.e. North = water, South = fire, East = Wood etc.. In Flying Star Feng Shui, we have to cons ider this as just the BASIC chart and not the MAIN element chart. 5. We must note that the distinction is that we use e.g. the 20 Year Flying Star char…
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Dear Cecil Thanks for your reply. Correct me if I wrong. If the sector has very good flying stars but it not my best sector or bad sector in 8 mansion, I shouldnt spend time there. And if in my best sector there are bad stars, is it right say to cure it and can spend time there. As to my second question earlier about the flying stars in the west and NW sector, I only need a general advise as to which sector to place my main door. Thanks Alan --- flying-star Listmanager wrote:
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Dear November, Based strictly on Shapes and Forms Feng Shui, it is a much better idea to have the screen partition at location marked `A' instead of at present location. This is to make the living room and dining room into a more rectangular shaped layout. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Cecil, Thanks for the remarkably fast reply. It's marvellous!!! Thanks for the pointer on cures and enhancement. Coming back to the question regaring the 747 combination of the main entrance. Is the 4 regarded as bad element in this combination especially when the year element is also 4 making it double? What can I do about it in this instance? And if there's mountain star present in this same sector, what is best to take advantage and enhance it? My other confusion is if I already apply cures/enhancement looking at say yearly chart, what's the main purpose of a monthly star chart? what exactly should I be looking at? I suppose is to detect any bad combination of say…
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Dear Mr Cecil Lee Thank you so much for all your generous advice. I am still unable to upload my attachment. It is just a simple sketch showing my drain water flowing from the back to the front part of my house which pass by my main door from right to left and exit at the extreme left end. We have been pondering to engage feng shui master to audit our house. However, we could not afford one at this moment due to our financial difficulties. We will definitely contact you when times are better. Anyway, we are very grateful to all your advice. You certainly have great and good karma for being able to share so much with everyone. Best of luck! Regards Guek Rian
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Dear Rupert, Frankly, a 4 foot long ceramic red dragon is pretty huge. 1. Can I confirm how many claws it has. 2. What stance is it at i.e. looks like floating on air. Or is it like a mantle piece? Please refer to:- http://www.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/mypictures.cgi?img=0&search=dragon&cat=all&bool=and&x=12&y=6 1. For example, the file dragons2.jpg shows the dragon in a `display' format. 2. While dragon-pic2.jpg shows that it is floating on air. 3. While photos dragon1.jpg shows that it is facing right. (or East). If one notice carefully, majority of the more authentic pieces will have its head facing (right or `East') i.e. from where we are sta…
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We have to relocate our business (lost our lease at the present location) to a brick building across the street from a historical cemetery- main door= facing north. From the report I did, here are my concerns: NW: Generally this location is your Very Auspicious area. It is good to spent more time here. Determining if there are any problems? Quarrels, lawsuit, lost of wealth. Center: Generally this location is your Current Prosperity area. This means that you will enjoy lots of prosperity. Determining if there are any problems? Lawsuit, gossips and fabricated troubles. Everything else was average. Can you help on how to remedy these areas for me? Thanks! Debbie
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Dear Alan, If you are quoting from Flying Star report, please try to provide more details. With only DOBs and numbers, it is difficult for me to give you proper advise. Even with numbers, please provide what was the elements and relationships with each or advise provided within the report. In the forum, I always look at pre analysed info. Thank you for your co-operation. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Linda, As part of net ettiqute, it is best not to use all capital letters. As this implies `shouting'. I believe there is a `leak somewhere in your home'. You can go thru some of the resources here to have a flavour of what a `leak means' and usually what traditional FS practices can do in such situations: http://sg.geomancy.net/consultation/consult-home/leakinexistinghome.htm Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Hoa Luong, Please use this guideline:- If the compass direction falls on or between 142.5 to 157.4 degrees, please select 150 degrees. If the compass direction falls on or between 157.5 to 172.4 degrees, then select 165 degrees. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Trang, Can I confirm that there is a stair's landing and that this is included in the count of the number of steps? How wide is the staircase landing. Warmest Regards, Cecil P.S. For those who have not read this link on the number of recommended steps, please refer to: http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-stairs.htm
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Dear Isabelle, Please see below:- There is not much one can do other than to neutralise the #4's in this situation. Metal element would help to neutralise the bad wood #4's. There are several ways to look at water positions. If one is using Flying Star method, the best location is one where there is metal at that sector. For example, if the frontage of the house has say a #7 mountain, Base 1 #7 water, in this area, there are metal elements. Provided, this sector is as mentioned earlier, the frontage of the house, or e.g. the balcony area, one can take advantage of water elements with #7 metal elements. The fundamental element in Feng Shui and even Flying Star Fen…
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