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Dear Emilio,
Under the Eight House Theory, frankly there is not much you can do if your
bedroom is located in the Death area.
The only way is to sleep close to the prosperity sector (if possible) or any
other good intangible force.
As for the main entrance door area in the `irritation' area:
1. The house is under the Eight House Theory considered an unsuitable
house. But is is not as bad as having the death or disaster line located at
this area. If so, the house would be considered a very unsuitable house.
2. As the main entrance is located at the South-West or we call this the
devil's backdoor. This location is considered a YIN location and avoid
planting too many plants outside the main entrance area. Too many plants
will create a very YIN environment. Too YIN an environment may unduly
attract `spirits' to the location.
3. Since the main entrance door opens to a narrow corridor, best keep that
area bright e.g. walls are painted neutral colours (except if you e.g. you a
strong Metal person.. then white is not that adviceable.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 6:16 AM
Subject: main door and bedroomQuoteFrom: "Emilio Castellanos"
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Dear Cecil and Robert,
I am a SE person and my main door is SW Irritation area. It opens up to a
narrow corridor.
My bedroom is in the DEATH area and my bathrooms are in the prosperity
area.
??? How can I counteract this bad influence?
Saludos,
Emilio.
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Dear Jason,
I have done away with manual calculations of Pillars of Destiny as a true
analysis is a tedious process.
Unforunately, the book you are referring to does not allow you ultimately
analysis the strength of your element. I am unable to ascertain by just
looking at the information provided.
Assuming that you are a Strong Earth element person:-
=========================================
What can help you is: to use Metal element. to exhaust your Strong Earth
thus balancing you. Here avoid introducing the Fire Element.
Assuming that you are a Weak Earth element person:-
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You would have to introduce Fire element to strengthen your Weak Earth
element. Here a crystal in the shape of a pyramid or triangle helps.
Your Wood House (SE main door) helps as it strengths the Fire element.
Reproduce below the recommended colours for a person with Strong Earth
element:-
Your Element
and its Suggested Avoid or
strength Bedroom colour Bad for U
============ =============== ========
Strong Earth Light Green | Red
White (neutral)
Your Element
and its Suggested Avoid or
strength Bedroom colour Bad for U
============ =============== ========
Weak Earth Red, Pink, Purple |Green
White (neutral)
Note: 1 . For a `Weak' element person, your colours are the reverse of a
`Strong' element person.
2. White (Is considered a neutral but best avoided for a person
with Strong Metal element)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 3:13 PM
Subject: Re: Main DoorQuoteFrom: "Jason Ng"
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Hi Cecil,
My mistake for the info, if according to the 4 Pillar, I'm suppose to be a
"earth" element, and my main door is facing the "wood" direction. So, can I
place crystal at my main door direction?
From the 4 Pillar,
Hr Day Mth Yr
HS yi ji ding geng
EB chou you hai shu
From the book "Hisa Calendar" I'm suppose to
be a "Yin Earth" does it mean I'm a "weak" earth?
Do we put "object" in each sectors according to which elements they belongs
to or do we have to consider out "own" element before that.
e.g. for east direction, we should place "wood" object, west direction -
metal, but do we need to consider which elements we belongs to ?
Thanks.
Regards.
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Dear Jason,
Please see below:-
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Subject: Main DoorQuoteFrom: "Jason Ng"
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Hi Cecil,
If my main door is facing the SE direction,
and i suppose to be wood. Can I place crystal
at that direction? I'm currently having a display shelf with crystal just
at my main door.
Any advise?
As you have not mentioned whether you are either a Strong Wood or Weak Wood
person, the advice can go half-half i.e.
Assuming you are a Strong Wood person,
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1. The main door of your house is facing South-East. The main element of a
South-East house is considered as a " Wood " house.
2. What happens is that the South-East house strengthens a Strong Wood
person causing an imbalance.
In such a situation, ideally, if you are a Strong Wood person, you should
not add Water element to strengthen your Strong Wood element.
If so, such a person may develop health problems or face competition e.g. in
work.
Here, you may have to avoid placing a `collection' or a few pieces of
crystals (of the Water element) depending on the shape of the crystals. One
"small" crystal e.g. less than the size of a small apple does `no harm'.
Assuming you are a Weak Wood person,
================================
1. The main door of your house is facing South-East. The main element of a
South-East house is considered as a " Wood " house.
2. What happens is that the South-East house strengthens a Weak Wood person
helping his weak wood to grow.
In such a situation, ideally, if you are a Weak Wood person, you can add
Water element to strengthen your Weak Wood element. (But avoid doing it
excessively.)
Here, you may consider placing crystals (of the water element).
Alternatively, if you are not considering whether, you are a Strong or Weak
wood person, most probably have to use your personal `intuition' or Feng
Shui by Intuition. (If you feel comfortable, then that's fine).
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Kelly,
Under the Eight House Theory, the only way that you can minimize is (where
possible) try to sleep closer to the longevity intangible force sector. If
this is not possible, at least sleep with your head facing one of the 4 good
directions. Other than this there are no known " cure "
under the Eight House. To understand the `angle' of influence better, you
can check out this page: http://www.geomancy.net/fs/house2.htm
For the mirror closet, again, if possible not to sleep facing it. But if you
really do not have a choice there are a few things you can do:-
1. If continously, you can sleep soundly, then no problem you can `leave it'
as it is. Some of us are more Yang or Yin and have varing degrees of
`tolerance' to the mirror. However, some FS practioners or even authors
raise the concern that when we sleep our souls leave our body and get a
`shock' when it sees itself in the mirror. This has not been proven yet and
at the moment, more a `superstitious' belief.
The current more realistic view is that mirrors reflect Qi and a normal
mirror is considered YIN and depending on the location can either reflect
sha qi (poision qi) or shen qi (good qi).
2. Alternatively, if it is a permanent thing i.e. you are going to stay in
this house / bedroom for quite sometime, you can get someone to use an
opaque film or if you know how to Do it Yourself (D.I.Y) go and buy such
opaque film e.g. those used for shower glass screens and do it yourself.
3. Alternatively, you may paste some posters around the doors immediately
facing the bed.
As for electrical equipment, there are varing views on this:-
1. Some Feng Shui Practioners/ Masters / Authors consider it as belonging
to the water element i.e. electricity behaves like `water'.
2. Electrical equipment depending on the equipment and the `quality' of
the product can produce high levels or low levels of radiation e.g.
most newer Personal Computer (PC) montiors are low radiation while
older ones have higher radiation.
In general, it is a well known fact that when we place a compass close
to a electrical wire, the North arrow is attracted to the magnetic
field generated through the wire (current). However, there is no
direct research done in this area e.g. the strength of the magnetic field
etc..
Older model handphones were found in some studies show that it was
unsafe for human beings as the antennae emitted high levels of
microwave.
Studies have shown that underground water can be dangerous as it emits
some form of `radiation'. To find out, check out this short article I
wrote: http://www.geomancy.net/fs/under.htm
3. A few Feng Shui practioners " shrug off " the idea that electricity was
not invented in the past and since there are no known documentation on this
area, it is not correct for `us' to invent some new `theories'. I feel this
view is quite narrow minded. As new technology evolve, there may or may not
be some truth in Para 1 or 2. only time will tell. Whether it is in our life
time or sometime in the future.
Therefore, currently, there is a Question mark as to how we chose to
interpret " electrical appliances ". However, some electrical appliances
e.g. are `clear cut'. For example, many current washing machines can rotate
vigurously and if for example it is placed at an auspicious location,
symbolically, it is considered by some FS practioners as inauspicious as
this action `shakes' away the luck in that location.
However, there are newer brands of washing machines e.g. those that use
`bubble' technology that do not make so much noise or run `quiet'.
Anyway, such controversies continue on and on.... Do take note that at the
end, all these are of Secondary importance to Feng Shui.
What is more important is finding the right home e.g. bear in mind the
Shapes and Form School e.g. the exterior of the home, suitability of the
owner to the home and other additional analysis e.g. Flying Star and Pillars
of Destiny strength of element would be good.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Longevity/Death lines in bedroom. Help!QuoteFrom: "W. Kelly"
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Greetings,
I am moving into a new apartment next week. After some research, I have
discovered that the longevity and the death lines run through my bedroom.
In addition, I also have mirrored closet doors. I was wondering if there
was any suggestions as to how I can suppress the negative aspects, while
accentuating the positive ones? Does putting electrical equipment drain the
negative energy or is this not the truth. Thank you for your help! W.
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Dear Ewa,
Here are some guidelines as to the placement of the stove and water
elements (water elements include the sink & fridge):-
If the Kitchen is located at the South (Fire), East (Wood) and South-East
(Wood) ,W (Metal) and West (Metal)
In the above situations, the `fire' in the kitchen will not `die' out and
even if you have a water position opposite the stove, it is fine. In fact, a
water position opposite the stove at the above locations can help `cool'
down the fire.
If the Kitchen is located at the North (Water), North-East (Earth ) and
South-West (Earth)
In the above situation, where there Water and Earth, the fire can easily be
extinguished, you should NEVER have a water position too close to the stove.
Especially avoid a water position opposite it in the above situation.
Hope the above helps.
Warmest Regards
Cecil Lee
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Subject: Advice for the kitchenQuoteFrom: "Evva Murray"
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Hi. I am new to feng shui, but from all of my basic readings I know that
having a stove directly face a kitchen sink is "bad." I recently purchased
a house with the stove installed in an island in the center of the kitchen.
This faces the sink. How do I fix this problem? Thanks in advance.
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From: "Camilla Hougaard Kennedy"
Hi Ewa - and all.
I am very, very new to this list.
Ewa wrote: >I know that having a stove directly face a kitchen sink is
"bad." I recently purchased a house with the stove installed in an island
in the center of the kitchen. This faces the sink.I do not think, a stove facing a sink is bad, it is important, though, that
there is some space (at least two feet) between the two (fire and water).
Have you taken other elements into consideration?
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Dear Debrah,
1. Best is that the ceiling is high. The higher the better as this will have
less impact on you.
2. Avoid sleeping `dead center' (immediately under the) " V ".
3. One permanent way to counter act this is to use a `poster bed' i.e. with
four pillars. One can use a cloth material overhead. (But this depends on
your budget etc...)
Sleeping under a slop is not as bad as sleeping directly under the " V" or a
pillar. Depending on the material of the " V" e.g. if it is wood, one way is
to use `metal' element to counter this. As there is not much information on
your personal element or its strength is available, you may have to forgo
this option.
As for the aircon vent; you can always redirect the air con vents to one
side and not blow directly into the bed. Overall, this is less of a problem
as it is not really considered inauspicous but rather more on the "
practical " side where, we may or not feel conscious e.g. the slight noise
of the aircon and the `cold' air blowing into our face.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Slopped ceiling & aircon locationQuoteFrom: "Debrah L"
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Hi,
My bedroom ceiling is in a reversed "V" shape...the bed is placed under a
slopped ceiling. Also, the aircon vent is located above the bed.
Unfortunately there's no other good location to place the bed.
Please offer your valuable advice.
Thank you,
Deb
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Dear Luna,
--Quoting Luna--QuoteMy question is does your course cover the flying star method in details.
Will I be able to analyze a site based on this theory after I take the
course.
We will try our best to make the course easy to understand.
Yes, you will be able to analyze a site based on this theory.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Rose,
You will be surprised to learn that Plastics (in my opinion) is considered
of the Metal element. (If you only consider the material NOT the form or
shape).
The reason is because plastic is considered " hard " material e.g
polycarbyte. This includes the wood laminate found on cupboards.
(My definition of plastic is not the flexible type but those you commonly
see i.e. seats or stools.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Plastic ProductsQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Under which element should we classified plastic products? Or the only way
is through their shapes and colours?
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Dear Luna,
I sympathise with you. Amongst the books written by Lillian Too, the is one
of the " hardest " to understand.
In my personal opinion, she is a better writer of " Shapes and Form School "
as I believe, she is more a "Right Brain person" or YIN and does better with
illustrations combined with words. As mentioned, this is based on my
personal opinion only.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Flying Stars Book/CourseQuoteFrom: "Luna Ghobar"
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Dear Robert & Cecil,
I am reading Lillian Too's Flying Star FS. I've been do so for the past
three days and I am still stuck on the first chapter. With all due respect
to Lillian too, either this book is too advanced for me or my brains are not
functioning well these days.
My question is does your course cover the flying star method in details.
Will I be able to analyze a site based on this theory after I take the
course.Quote
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Dear Eve,
I am very glad that you are very observation:)
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Subject: Re: Placement (Objects of Respect)QuoteFrom: "eve"
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Dear Cecil/Robert/Forumers:
-- Quoting Cecil --
Do not let it:-
1. face the bed,
2. share the same wall as a toilet
3. face a toilet
4. face you ie. study table.
-- Quoting Eve --QuoteI can understand points 1-3. As for point 4, is there an underlying reason?
Can one not interpret 'the facing you' as 'protecting/guiding'?
Yes, point 1 to 3 are `standard' Feng Shui points.
Point 4 is based on an opinion. The rationale is that normally, when a
person studies, his work space should not be `cluttered' with display items
especially those of " Dieties ". I can understand if a small picture frame
or some other decorative displays are placed on the table. Otherwise, a
study table should be `clear of such things'.
Normally, common in most homes, the seats face e.g. a T. V. set. So far,
correct me if I am wrong, we do not have " Dieties " directly facing us when
we sit. More commonly, these " Dieties " are placed facing the side of the
seats (as an example).
Some of us are more conscious of our surroundings and would prefer not
sitting `facing us' directly. Therefore, my interpretation of `the facing
you' implies `Facing Directly' a person. This is different from sitting at
a position where the Buddhist decor is at one corner (facing us) or facing
our side.
As you have mentioned correctly, this is only an opinion.QuoteBTW, I place my Object of Respect(Buddha decor, not for worship purposes),
on top of a 'waist-high' cabinet, right outside the small corrider where two
bedroom doors face each other. The Object of Respect is placed such that the
two bedroom doors are each on its left and right side, but where the work
table is in full view of the Object of Respect. To be clear, this Object of
Respect does not 'look into the bedrooms'.
Yes, I believe, the position is acceptable ie. OK to place it there.
I am very happy, you pointed out the above. In fact, I always believe that
one should question another person for the " rationale " of why they
mentioned such a sentence:) It shows your Maturity in Applied Feng Shui:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Dear Jason,
Please see below:-
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Subject: Fengshui Of a un-occupied new house.QuoteFrom: "Jason Ng"
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Hi Cecil,
Can I look into the feng shui of my new house if I have not actually move
in yet? The house have been renovated but I will only move in after Oct 99.
Occasionally, I will stay there for a few days in a week(weekend/holidays).
Yes. As long as the building has four walls and a roof up, a Feng Shui
assessment can be done:-
1. Shapes and Form School to look at the exterior and interior can be used
anytime even before the building is ready (particularly the exterior) or the
site.
2. Under the compass School of Feng Shui once the house is up, you can do a
survey i.e. using a normal compass.QuoteWill enhancing the feng shui of my house benefit to me if it is "vacant"
now?
In Feng Shui, you should be staying `there' in order to enjoy the " good "
Feng Shui. This applies to Yang Feng Shui i.e. us human beings as well as
Yin Feng Shui or Feng Shui for the dead. Even in Yin Feng Shui, the decease
has to occupy the burial site. Here, if it is a good resting place, it is
said that the decendants can benefit from this.
Therefore, if you look at the two " situations " both the Living (Yang
Homes) and the Dead (Yin Burial sites): Both, the `occupants' must live in.
There is no such thing as " Remote " control in Feng Shui. We do up an
excellent Feng Shui house and not stay there. If the house is excellent but
if you are staying in an unsuitable house, the `excellent' luck cannot be
passed to a person staying in the unsuitable house. If one rents out the
house e.g. most likely the tentant gets lucky.
Warmest Regards,
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Dear Fred,
Ideally, my advise is that you should not display it in your dormitory. This
is because, the pewter plague of Dieties where possible should not be
displayed in a bedroom. If you really must, you should let it face the
dormitory door.
Do not let it:-
1. face the bed,
2. share the same wall as a toilet
3. face a toilet
4. face you ie. study table.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Grand Duke placementQuoteFrom: "Fred Lo"
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I have recently received a nice pewter plaque of Kwan Kung as a gift. It
shows the Grand Duke on one side, and on the back side are several tenets of
good business practice.
I don't plan to offer incense, but merely want to display it. Which
direction should I be facing it? Where should I put it? I am male, born in
the year of the Tiger, 1974. I am currently living in a small dormitory
room. My friend also has a plaque and is a male, born in 1965, year of the
Snake.
Could you please answer my questions and also provide a bit of general
information about placing Kwan Kung as well?
Thank you for your time,
Fred
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Further to my earlier mail, please note that it should instead be:-
No, re-hanging some pictures or moving some plants is not considered
`renovations' in assessing the Flying Star date of birth of a house.
Thanks.
Cecil -
Dear Glyn,
There are no known written documentation on the use of water beds. However,
I remembered one or two FS Practioners/Masters are not infavour of the use
of the water bed. Perhaps, this is a general comment by them.
In my opinion, I am not infavour of a water bed. Not sure why... maybe I
have not slept on one before. However, do take note that a circular bed is
considered not auspicious or two single beds joined together.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: WaterBedsQuoteFrom: "Glyn Foster"
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Good morning all
What if any, are the negative consequences of using a water bed.
Thanks
Glyn
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Dear Emilio,
No, re-hanging some pictures or moving some plants is considered
`renovations' in assessing the Flying Star date of birth of a house.
Where possible, for this year (Chinese calendar year) avoid:-
1. Distrubing or (renovations)
2. Touching (painting)
the Grand Duke of Jupiter or Tai Su on the East compass director or sector
of a house or office.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: RenovationsQuoteFrom: "Emilio Castellanos"
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Dear Robert and Cecil,
I am unsure about the word renovations as in regard to The Grand Duque. Is
re-hanging some pictures or moving some plants understood by the word
'renovations'?
---Emilio
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Dear Glyn,
Either the chimney be left alone or at the most cover the top and the ground
level. Avoid filling the chimney fully as this will involving adding more
`earth' element in the house i.e. if you are using earth element e.g. sand
etc...
Warmest Regards,
Cecil Lee
P.S. Congratulations Glyn!
I believe, you are the first to incorporate Chinese Numerlogy as an
additional tool combined with other tools such as Earth Luck: Feng Shui,
Heaven Luck: Pillars of Destiny. Furthermore, you had `predicted' in two
instances using Chinese Numerology very accurately:))
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Subject: Fire PlaceQuoteFrom: "Glyn Foster"
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In a house with a no longer used fire place, must the chimney be filled in
to stop the qi from escaping.
Thanks Cecil/Robert
Glyn
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Hi,
It is best to have the airconditioning blow from the side of the bed rather from either above the head or blowing towards the legs to the head.
It is considered not inauspicious to have the air conditioning vent immediately on top of the bed. The rationale for this has more to do with sleep as cold air does not immediately blow against our face.
What you can do is to deflect the aircon to the side and not blow towards your face. Here, you will find sleep more relaxing.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteOn 5/24/99 12:50:43 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Would you please advise what
are the fixes
when I have the air
conditioning vent
immediate on top of the bed
(on the head
section of the bed).
Thank you!!
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Dear Rose,
Please see below:-
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Date: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: Meanings of the Base Star NumeralsQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Dear Cecil,
Yes, I understand what the "birth chart" of a house is about. My questions
were directed more towards houses built in the next period. For these
houses, the reigning number used is then #8. So, does #8 continue to mean
Future Prosperity in those charts? or should it mean Current Prosperity
instead at that time?
In short, I was asking do the numerals have different meanings for birth
charts of different periods? e.g. Does #7 always mean Current Prosperity for
all houses built/renovated in all periods?
I apologize if my questions seems confusing. Actually, the more I read,
the more I myself become confused, as sometimes I find so many different
answers to the same questions :( (Different masters teach their students
differently I think) And it is hard to judge which is the correct one.
Frankly, the computation of the base numeral is a standard format. You can
ask anyone who has taken at least a course in Flying Star. You can even ask
any of the students who had taken any course
Contrary to what you had mentioned that different Masters teach their
students differently. I like to clarify that if the Master is teaching
Traditional `Authentic' Feng Shui, the calcuation of the base numeral is the
same for all Feng Shui Schools both the Traditional Western (English
teaching) Feng Shui or Eastern (Mandarin speaking) Schools. All Feng Shui
Schools teach the same method.
Therefore, if you have not taken a course, it is definitely hard to make a
judgement. Even students who had taken the Applied Feng Shui Course at
geomancy-u.com can confirm that the base calcuation is a standard method.
The only thing that may `vary' is the way, the North to South or South to
North template is placed.
At Geomancy.net, we prefer to use the North to South template, to make it
easy for users to use the reports.
Therefore, the saying goes " a little knowlege is a dangerous " thing.
Warmest Regards,
CecilQuoteThank you and best regards.
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Dear Michelle,
Feng Shui although is not a religion has to be understood in a `holistic'
way. This encompass two main Schools: 1. The Shapes and Form School and 2.
The Compass School.
Since you are new to Feng Shui, you can tour the website especially this
url: http://www.geomancy.net/fs/theory.htm or start a tour at
http://www.geomancy.net/fs/map.htm and at the same time, you can explore
the many tools available at www.geomancy-online.com particulary the Free
Eight House Chart.
As you are aware Feng Shui cannot be `digested' in a day and you can if you
want to, read the various messages in this forum.
For selling a house, it may take time and other factors include the price
etc...
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: House on the market...help!QuoteFrom: "Michelle Delgadillo"
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My house has been on the market for about 2 months now and we have had many
lookers but no offers yet. I am just getting started with the understanding
of feng shui and would like to put some of it to use in my home to possibly
get it to sell. As well to purchase a new home. What kind of info. do I
need to provide to help me out? Or better yet where do I start???
Mickey
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Dear Rose,
As the Flying Star Theory implies, it is based on the `birth chart' of a
house. For example, we know that the current period 1984 to 2003 is under
Period 7.
If lets say you purchase a house e.g. built in 1999, and during this time,
did renovations and move in. this house will be considered a Period 7 house.
Here under the Flying Star Theory, the base star 7 occupies the centre
position of the numerals.
What happens if we move into Period 8? in 2004?
Well, if you do not do anything to a house built in 1999, it will always
remain under the influence of Period 7 calculations. But, if you had done
major renovations, then this house no longer retains Period 7 influence but
period 8 influence. The birth chart of the house now comes under Period 8.
Similiarly, a house built before 1984, lets say this house was built in
1980, Period 6. If no renovations had been done since 1980 to today, it is
still called a Period 6 house and the Flying Star calculations would be
based on Period 6.
Hope that helps.
Cecil
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Subject: Meanings of the Base Star NumeralsQuoteFrom: "Rose Say"
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Hi Cecil / Robert,
I read that 7 is considered auspicious in period #7 but not other periods.
Does that mean the base stars will have different meanings for different
periods?
e.g. for period 7,
6 means Fading Prosperity
7 means Current Prosperity
8 means Future Prosperity
9 means Distant Prosperity
by the same token, for period 8,
7 will mean Fading Prosperity
8 will mean Current Prosperity....
and double-8 for period 8 is as auspicious as the double-7 for period
7?
What does 7 means for period 8 houses?
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Dear Evelyn,
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Subject: BalconyQuoteFrom: "Evelyn Ong"
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Hi Cecil/Robert,
I recently bought a house and my Interior designer has suggested the
following for functionality purposes:
1. Extending my kitchen to the backyard and
For the kitchen, try to pay emphasis on the location of the stove. It should
be `protected' and not left in the open. Since the frontage of the house is
South, I would assume that the kitchen is in the `North location' or
somewhere around this location. If your kitchen (stove) is in the North
location, it should be `kept' warm. Best location is to the the stove
`surrounded' by the back with a wall. It should also not face a water
position so as not to `put' out the fire from the stove.
Otherwise, the rest should be acceptable.Quote2. instead of building a roof, I could utilise the space on the second
floor, to extend out as a balcony for use as a washing/drying clothes area
and use a clear awning to shield from rain.
This is acceptable.QuoteThis means the balcony would be directly above the kitchen. The access door
to the balcony would be through the 2nd room upstairs.
Can you please advice me if this is OK. The house main door faces South.
This is acceptable.
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Cecil
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Dear Joe,
A staircase facing the bedroom door is considered inauspicious because of
Sha Qi. This is because of the negative flow of Qi of the staircase that
flows directly into the bedroom (if the door is not closed). No matter if
the stairs is facing the bedroom i.e. upwards movement or at the main
entrance door, you see the staircase, both are considered inauspicious.
A staircase should not go straight up but have a turn or landing is better
to reduce Sha Qi. Placing a mirror at the landing or turn is not compulsory.
Normally if space permits, a plant at one side of the steps (at ground
level) is useful.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
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Subject: Re: What if the staicase faces a bedroom?QuoteFrom: "Joe Sehl"
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Dear Cecil,
Why is the staircase facing the bedroom considered inauspicious?
I have the same situation as the person who asked the question about
stairs. Is it because chi will "run down" the stairs and out of the bedroom?
Besides the mirror you suggested, could I place a small round-leafed plant
on or near where the staircase "turns"-- thereby catching the chi?QuoteThanks for indulging my curiosity. :o)
--Joe
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Subject: entrance facing line of death
1. My advise is that the next thing you should do is to also look at which
intangible force affects you in your bedroom. Hopefully, it is one of the
auspicious intangible force.
2. Today, another user also faced the same problem i.e. main door is at SW
and an inauspicious intangible force.
Currently, I cannot really advise you futher as we are currently working on
only the Eight House Theory.
Other theories such as the Flying Star (birth chart) and even your element
and its strength would be a better tool. This is because, a Professional
Feng Shui Practioner will usually look at the entire house auspicious or
inauspicious sectors to countercheck or fidn an integrated solution.
However, this depends on an individual.
In your case, you have to keep the location bright and remember not to have
too many potted plants at this location. You can use some defense mechanisms
like placing a semi circle carpet radiating outwards are some of the
`passive' solutions.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil