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Hello Cecil, I am planning to move into a house with a number that seems rather complicated to enter. It is apartment number 2 in building number 371 and the address of the apartment complex is 3342. It is located above the carport, so even though it is sort of on the second floor, there is no one living below me. So how can I enter this number for the flying star analysis? Also, when I add up all the numbers in the address (including the zip code) and reducing it to a single number, the final number is either 9 or 4. I have heard both these are really bad house numbers. Is that true? Should I rather look for another apartment? Is there any remedy I can use for this? Please let me know. I really appreciate your advice on this. Thanks!

Hi, I am an east person (gua number 9) and can place my bed either in the east/southeast corner (head towards south) or the northwest corner (head towards east) of my apartment. Since the east and southeast directions are good for me, I guess that would be a better place. However, that means my bed and feetarefacing the main door, and I read that these two are not good things. So what would you suggest in this case?

Edited by Robert: Posted anonymously as requested I would like to compare a few house numbers that I am comparing for the next year's lease. However, I am not sure how to enter the numbers on that form. For example, if the apartment address is 1430, NW 8th avenue, #89, Austin, TX, 42567. Which numbers should I enter? In what order? Please let me know. Thanks.

Hello, I have been trying to get the auspicious date report, but it doesn't work. What can I do? There was also one question I wanted to ask. If the husband is from west group and wife from east group, how should they choose good directions in their home? Regards.