[Flying stars in W - 2012]

Dear Master Cecil,
Thank you for your very quick response, after my initial posting I left it for some time before having another look at the environment with fresh eyes.
On returning I realised I'd placed some symbols of wealth such as money toad and a scroll of 9 goldfish which I must have done without thinking. Both of them appear to blend rather nicely with the fire items because of their colours and it actually feels ok.
So I think I have addressed my issue whilst taking into account the bad stars but thank you for your link it does make alot of sense.
Kindest Regards

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On 1/9/2012 7:24:55 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Further to what I had mentioned:
http://fountain.geomancy.net The
most effective water position:1. It
should not be a tiny water feature or
position : like those small table top
type of water feature.2. The preferred
water position should have all five
elements: Metal, water, wood, fire and
earth. Under Para 2.1. to 2.12 of the
above url link.On 1/9/2012 8:40:49 AM,
Cecil Lee wrote: >1. Do check the
sector; >whether is it appropriate to
place a water position. >2. For
example; if this is an >enclosed
space; there is no >major specific
advantage in >placing a water
position. >3. In the situation that
one >may inflame other bad stars in
that sector: then make sure >that
the water position >consists all the
five >elements: reference:
http://fountain.geomancy.net >
On 1/9/2012 8:15:00 AM, Alison
Chadwick >wrote: >>Dear Master
Cecil,Please can >>you help me
because I am >>struggling with the
combination of flying stars in
the W sector of my house this
year.The combination is #7 #3
with annual of #8.Normally I
apply fire elements to weaken
the wood aspect of the #3
flying star and to control the
metal aspect of the #7 flying
star however by doing so I
don't know whether that is
going to support or negate the
effects of the wonderful #8
water star this year. I know
#8 belongs to the earth
element and fire would support
it in theory but I've always
treated the #8 water star with
water....and if I apply the
water element this year of
course I'd weaken the #7 metal
star but I'd also nurture the
#3 wood star. Not something I
want to do. Perhaps I've been
incorrect in applying the
water element to support the
#8 and I should have been
using fire all along.Can you
advise? I would very much
appreciate it.

[Flying stars in W - 2012]

Dear Master Cecil,
Please can you help me because I am struggling with the combination of flying stars in the W sector of my house this year.
The combination is #7 #3 with annual of #8.
Normally I apply fire elements to weaken the wood aspect of the #3 flying star and to control the metal aspect of the #7 flying star however by doing so I don't know whether that is going to support or negate the effects of the wonderful #8 water star this year.
I know #8 belongs to the earth element and fire would support it in theory but I've always treated the #8 water star with water....and if I apply the water element this year of course I'd weaken the #7 metal star but I'd also nurture the #3 wood star. Not something I want to do.
Perhaps I've been incorrect in applying the water element to support the #8 and I should have been using fire all along.
Can you advise? I would very much appreciate it.

[Have I changed a Period 7 House to a Period 8?]

Hello
My house was built in
1985, it faces E2 and from what I understand the previous owners enjoyed
good fortune whilst living here. The house underwent a single storey
extension in 2006 (knocking through half a wall in the NW sector) at the
rear by one of the owners before selling the house and moving out in
March 2008.
It then laid empty until Oct 2008 when I purchased it
and practically gutted it. I replaced all the windows, internal doors,
bathroom, kitchen (knocked down another half wall in the centre),
flooring and decorated all walls and ceilings. Even the gardens front
and rear have been landscaped and the loft space insulated. I eventually
moved in Dec 2008 so it was empty when the renovations took place.
I've
applied the appropriate feng shui 'cures' to address the in auspicious
and inauspicious flying stars based on the period 7 but my problem is a
consistent 'haemorrhaging' of money. The latest is a huge tax bill not
caused by myself but by someone working out the figures incorrectly. The
same situation happened to my husband last year.
So my question
is because of all the renovations and empty occupancy for over 6
months, has the period of the house changed from a 7 to an 8? My gut
feeling is it's still a period 7 house and I'm missing something?
I would really appreciate your advice and skill.
Thank you.