kolsan

Cecil, 1) In the area (9,5, base star=8) that a Wood cure is proposed, would a pot of house plants suffice? Remember you mentioned anything less than 33.3% of the sector would not be effective... 2) In the area where Metal cure, which is to destroy and control wood, is proposed, should I avoid putting plants in that area? 3) If the base star fullfill the balance. Would I still need to apply the cure? Thanks in advance, Kolsan

Cecil, 1) So I should still apply cures for any imbalances in the house according to the report, but still should not spend too much time in NE, W, SW and NW, the directions which are not good for East group people? 2) Should I still activate Mountain Stars where the Flying Star report proposed, e.g. in NE, S and W? 3) If so, NE on my first floor is a back door, but a top-to-bottom double glass sliding door, can I activate the Mountain Star on the second floor? Thanks again, Kolsan

Cecil, As I was going through some of the messages, you mentioned that each Feng Shui theory has its own merit, and therefore equally important. My spouse and I are East group people, but our house belongs to the West group (SW facing direction), so under the Flying Star report, would the good directions still be good for us? Eg., the Flying Star report said NE is a good location with good star combination, but NE is *not* good for East group people, so is NE a good sector for us? Thanks a lot, Kolsan

Cecil, Great site! Lots of good info. I am in the mid of balancing my house according to your flying star report. Most of the report suggested a lot of Metal cures, with the exception of NW using Wood cure. 1) Does that mean whereever a Metal cure is proposed, we should not put a plant there, like Water-Mountain (3,2) with base star 5? Even though the plant is hiding a poison arrow in that corner? 2) If there's a triple comination which provides a cure with the base star, like (5,9) with base star 3, do I still need to use the proposed Wood cure, or I don't need to do anything? 3) For metal cures, can I put silver/bronze/golden vases and decorations in that sector, or is it better to use traditional cures, such as the coins? If so, how do I obtain/make them? 4) According to the report for the period, I would have to remove a lot of plants (Wood) in most of my house where Metal cures were proposed, the house seem kinda empty and baron without them. But that is the right way to do it, correct? Thanks in advance, Kolsan

Cecil, Attaching my second floor floor plan. Thanks, Kolsan

Cecil, I have been a bit confused with on how to do my house. Basically my house has two floors. 1) The first floor is pretty much a rectangle, BUT a part of is (left bottom corner of the rectangle if you will) the garage! So if I don't count the garage, it would leave the rest of the living quarter in an L-shape. Should I separate my house as 2 parts as an L-shape house, or do I include part of the space in the garage as a big rectangle? Please advice. 2) The second floor is pretty irregular. It kinda forms a T shape, but not an even one. Should I do each room independently in this case? If I try to find the center, I have a few corners missing. How would you cure such missing corners? 3) I have a really bad Feng Shui no-no in my house: a stairway directly facing the main entrance up to the second floor, which faces the entrance to my master bedroom on the second floor. What would you suggest to improve this situation? Thanks a lot in advance! Kolsan