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Hello again, Masters Lee! Three questions this time, I hope I am not trying your patience so much. I am doing prework for my planned paid report order by checking flying stars for my period 6 house based on the door that might be the best to use for the year, prior to getting a paid report for which direction seems favorable. (I am sorry about doing all this pre-work myself as I can only afford one report due to a really terrible year last year. And I really mean terrible) 1. Am I doing this right? Do the mountain and water stars really change based on which door I am indicating on the FS Report tool? 2. I am an East person, but the only other door to use is at the West which is not in my suitability directions. Using that door, however, makes the house face South even as the doorway itself is at the West--does that make it any better for me and my family? Or should I indicate South in the flying star paid report request in that case? 3. I have read the sample reports also, which is why I am planning to get one for myself. I am curious, between a room with favorable stars but unsuitable direction (ie, spook) or a room in favorable direction but with bad stars (5 and 2s and 7s) is it better to stay in favorable locations and fix bad stars or go to the one with good stars but in unsuitable direction? Thank you again for this site, I am very grateful to both of you for sharing your science with us.

Dear Master Lee, Thank you so much for your very comprehensive answer. It was very helpful indeed! The yearly planning "gurus" always tell us to look at where we are now-- but I guess we must look at the past to even know where we are! Looking at the charts with the added perspective of your explanation has made it so much clearer. Looking at it now, there is no question of which chart to use (Period 6 ) as past events and occurrences fit more with one than the other.. Thank you too for your professional sample -- I have learned new things again seeing how your read those charts . It's all just a new and very interesting science for me, thank you again for sharing your time and knowledge. (And don't worry, I'm sticking to beginner things like fixing leaks for now. As you have said, a little knowledge in the wrong hands is a very dangerous thing. )

Dear Master Lee and staff, First of all, congratulations on your website-- its no nonsense and practical as well as scientific approach to geomancy is a far cry from many new age/get-rich quick sites out there. I have been following your sensible advice for the last several years and I have learned many things. I have only been learning about flying star theories recently and I must say it is very interesting. I have been trying out your tools and following forums topics on it. My question may be a little silly but, which period should I use for my house flying star analysis? The house was built in 1971 and massively renovated (rooms added) in 1981. If I follow this, this would make it a period 6 house. However, in 2005 I extended my room and its bathroom, which involved breaking down an inner wall and bricking up windows on an outer room and repainting the entire house. Does this count as a renovation (in which case it would be a period 8 house) or was the construction work done too small to be counted as such? Attached are screen grabs of the two different results. As you can see, the distinction affects the analysis greatly, so I would like to know. Especially since my bedroom (now the family's breadwinner- is the southwest square and has somewhat worrisome results. If it's period 6 But if period 8 Thank you so much, and my sincerest apologies for my lengthy post.