Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing)
Learn how to determine whether your house is good or bad
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Hi, In my opinion, No, it is not very accurate to mention that the pyramid shape are considered very yin just because there are instances of the huge pyramids " which are home of the dead ". There are a few points here:- 1. What you are mentioning is solely on the pyramids e.g. in Egypt for the `dead'. Here, it is not necessarily true since each pyramid is made of huge blocks of stones or earth. This is considered Yang. 2. We cannot relate the `dead' with the pyramid shape. In Feng Shui, symbolism is important and as most users are aware, the pyramid shape is considered of the Fire Element i.e. pointed object. It is advantages for a builder to construct a building after …
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Hi, To summarise: 1. One should not personally `disturb or touch' him during this period. 1. In your home, you should avoid offending the Grand Duke. 2. Someone else outside can `disturb' the Grand Duke e.g. digging at the East and this will affect you also. The advise is to place `big' metal between you and the disturbance. For example, a large object such as a car. (Metal). But if you are doing gardening, a spade between the house and action going on. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Hi, Thanks for bring up this intresting but tragic story. It is based on the concept of " Priorities or Importance ". I have mentioned that in Feng Shui there are priorities. Some users after reading certain books on Life or Eight Aspirations felt that this is the most important thing to do. But I have clarified that this should not be done or if it is done, other Feng Shui principles MUST be considered First. For example, as you have mentioned, if the house is at a Y junction, the most ideal situation is to move out. If one stays in the house, no matter how much cures we seemingly try to cure within the interior of the house, it will not be as effective. You have highlig…
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Hi, Like Cecil has mentioned, he Grand Duke in his opinion is like a Chinese superstition or culture. The only Feng Shui related reason for the Grand Duke is because of its astrological representation. Basically Jupiter is the largest star and it is thus has a great magnetic influence over the rest of the stars especially when they get close. Thus, because of this principle, it was termed as part of Feng Shui under the Flying Star because the Flying Star is also based on magnetic influence. It is supposed to represent that when a Grand Duke in there, the magnetic influence is affected, thus if you offend it, it is like disturbing the already disturbed magnetic force in th…
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Hi, It is hard to say whether the house is `good or bad' unless you get a Feng Shui Consultant to view the House. There is alot of consideration in analysising the house. For example, it has to be based on the Shapes and Form of the surrounding houses, the house etc... You have also to check if the house suits the person. At the same time a Flying Star Chart has to be drawn up to location any sha qi etc.. Frankly, a house `tainted' by being used to be a Meat factory is in my opinion not a real `worry' because:- 1. The worst cases are those that are `gruesome' eg. mass murders, suicide (you can imagine what I mean). 2. Usually, the total destruction of the factory and rebu…
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Hi, Feng Shui is based on priorities and purpose. In terms of priorities, one should look at the 20 Year Flying Star Chart of the overall sector. If it is auspicious, this is good. The Yearly Flying Star Chart does not look at the two stars but simply the base number and a star number. This gives a feel of the yearly chart. Now, since you are aware of the Flying Star Chart, as you have mentioned, you looked at your Eight House Chart. Since the sector is not auspicious for you, you should avoid spending too much time at the sector. But one good thing is that it is a good sector under the Flying Star i.e. it may be a good sector for another person. Applying and analysing F…
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Dear Dr Muthu, If you are in Malaysia, my best advise is to consult a Feng Shui Practioner. This is because, even if you can calculate the Flying Star correctly, a picture perfect Flying Star report is not as important as a full Feng Shui Audit. Even under the Flying Star, it has to be used in relation to other Feng Shui anaysis e.g. the Shapes and Form and even personalised to yourself. Furthermore, in your case, it has to do more with your business location (unless it is the same as your home). In my personal opinion, Lillian Too is " ok " at Shapes and Forms because this is more `generalised' and can apply more widely. I agree with you that her Flying Star book is conf…
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Hi, Please read below:- Normally it is based on the 20-year chart as opposed to the yearly flying star chart. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Hi, Please see below:- It is explained in the website. Perhaps, do a SEARCH either in the forum or at http://www.geomancy.com Water star is automatically activated if there is a clear space at the location. For example, immediatley outside the main entrance, you should have a clear space. Alternatively, if it is the living room, for example, the `centre' portion should have clear or flat space. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Hi, The Eight House Theory applies to a person's auspicious sector and direction. It cannot `determine' if one can place a fish tank at the location. If the purpose is to `drown' the death sector then this is wrong. The Eight House cannot be used to analyse a situation. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Hi, It is more important when they appear as mountain and water star. However, under the advanced Xuan Kong, it is more equally important that the analysis takes into account the inter-relationship between the two stars, 20-year, yearly and monthly stars. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Hi, Please read below. There is no harm in activating it, because it is an auspicious star which brings you good luck. The only thing you need to take note is that they must fulfill the requirements. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Hi, Actually, activating the mountain star or water star does not bring about say mountain star earth or water star water. The purpose is that when there is an auspicious star, by activating it, you active the auspicious influence it brings about. What you should be considered is to ensure that the bad stars are controlled, then activating any mountain star is good. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Dear Ken, There are two ways at looking at whether to hang a wind chime: 1. On personal feelings or we usually call this Feng Shui by our personal intuition or using simply our sixth sense. Usually hanging a singular wind chime will normally not have an adverse effect on us. This is because, under the Flying Star Feng Shui there are a total of 24 directions. Some of these are ausipcious for us and some are not. The probability is one to 24 that we can place the wind chime at either a good or bad location. 2. Usually, the only problem with hanging a wind chime at a wrong location is only the effects of having nightwares. This is due to a naughty imp and otherwise, not muc…
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Dear Anon, You should take into consideration your current symptoms instead of (from) the Pillars of Destiny. What is the reason for this? This is because, Pillars of Destiny maps out our heaven luck from the time we are born. The Pillars of Destiny concept is thus suppose to map out our "Yin and Yang" at the time of our birth. However, if one understands Pillars of Destiny clearly, it also `mentions' that what was mapped out in our birth can be changed. It can be changed mainly due to our environment and education, our experiences etc... For example, when a child was born, he has more Yin elements than Yang elements. Yin elements usually implies more abstract e.g. artis…
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Dear Anon, In order for you to use the report you must know what you are trying to do. Flying Star - gives you thr birth chart of the house and tells you what kind of influence you will expect in that sector of the room at anyone time. Eight House - is personal directions which you are either have only 4 good and 4 bad. And also that this theory is limited to only this aspect. This means that even if a sector represented by the flying star is not good, to you it is still your good sector. However, the only limitation is that for Flying star you can cure that sector, but for eight house you cannot as it does not properly relate to the course of the problem and you cannot …
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Dear Ney Gonz?lez S?nchez, Please read below:- This is because they take your element based on the year of birth. For example:- 25 Jan 1963 between 9.00 a.m. to 10.59 a.m. This is the 1st day in 1963. 1963 is represented by gui-mao, which is yin Water - yin Wood. Some authors like to take the heavenly stem representation which is yin Water, while others like to take the earthly branch yin Wood. In which either case are both correct depending on its uses. Thus, you were termed as water, based on the heavenly stem version of it. This is the quick Pillars version of determining your element. If you were taken as wood, it is based on the astrological influence of the yea…
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Dear Donna, In order for us to help you, I need to know what you want advise on? For example, which sector of the house are you having problems. - What kind of problems? e.g. health, dispute etc. - Or what you want to improve? e.g. wealth, health etc - What are the stars found in that sector? e.g. 767 yearly 1, 738 yearly 2 - True elements of person involved in that sector. Without knowing what you want to do for a particular sector, I don't know what to advice you on. Based on what you tell me are you asking for how to reduce the 2 / 5 sickness star? If so, I need to know who is contantly staying in that sector and what element is that person. Warmest Regards Robert Le…
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Dear Chris, What you mentioned is similar to what I had mentioned in the past in this forum with regards to the two methods of calculating the Flying Star Chart. The first method is called the Compass and the other the Formula method. In most instances, we normally will not need to use the Formula method. This is because when you one takes the compass outside to measure, without any influence of any other magnetic fields, the compass can still accurately take into account the deviation; and the compass reading outside the house should be used. The differences will be found in the Flying Star Course which we are still busy fine tuning due to the complexity of the theor…
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Dear Anon, San Sha is simply Triple Killing. That the 3 directions or mountain combines together and thus create an unfavarourable zone for any of the three locations. Sui Po is Location in conflict with the Grand Duke. Which is located opposite of the Grand Duke. Both of which are normally locations which are not in favourable terms with the Grand Duke. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Dear Anon, Apologise for the delay, we are pretty busy the past week. The time to change the cure is based on the Chinese Lunar Year. That means after it passes to the next Chinese new year which should be on 5th Feb 2000. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Under the Flying Star theory, it is considered very auspicious if one has a double 7 under this period where it is also the period 7. In period 8 which starts in the Chinese new year in 2004, a new house/construction that has double 8's If one is new to the Flying Star, it looks like this:- 7 7 B --- Base star If the main door has double 7's above it, this is considered an extremely auspicious number. In addition, it can be even more auspicious depending on whether the base star `assists' the two stars above. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Anon, Firstly, it is good to understand the meaning of `facing star'. It is the same meaning as the `water star'. Here, one can visualise that when we face a position, it is best to have an unobstructed view. If we understand this, than a `water star' or if we have a water position e.g. a pond or pool infront of us, it is `relatively' flat and is equivalent of the Four Symbolic Animals concept's `Bird or Phoneix' flying infront of us as there is a clear space. In the living room or centre, it is best that there is clear space. Unlike the `mountain star' where it can be represented by a wall, this provides a `solid backing'. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Fraser, Please read below:- Glad that you enjoyed the forum. No, Chor Sin or more properly called Zhou Xing - " Sitting Location " is opposite because it is always opposite the facing direction or Xiang Xing - " Facing Location " of the house or where your main entrance door is. In general, the backdoor is not taken into consideration when one is doing a Flying Star. It should be the main entrance door or the door which has the house number. If say, one has a backdoor or another door, one can do a Flying Star chart to find out or select which door is better of the two. Especially if the original main door is not so good. The colours is actually consider…
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Dear Tam, From what I can understand from what you wrote, essentially, what you describe is the Flying Star by taking the Frontage of the house or building rather than based on the main door. This is often considered the `macro' version of the Flying Star Theory where it is often used to analysing a big plot of land e.g. bungalow house or large building where the exterior of the building can also be analysed by the Flying Star i.e. the stars of that direction can be extended out to that direction. You can say that most of the books or the few english books out there are meant more for urban locations where space is limited or where we are analysing a single unit/apartment…
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