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Oh Cecil, we do have tons of poison arrows then. I was about to borrow our neighbor's digital cam to take pictures so I can show you, LOL. I posted another question relating to cures, I hope you will have time to answer soon. Thank you so much!

Dear Cecil: Since there are poison arrows in every window of our house. Will placing 6 metal rod chimes do the trick in front of these windows outside the house? Are there any other objects I can use and place them inside of the house?

I normally use 6 cold coins (not attached to a red cloth) for metal cures. I have read somewhere in this site that I can use any metallic objects like chrome, stainless steel, decorative bronze and silver and any other metal objects. So for example, if the dinning area need a metal cure and I have a pair of silver candle holders, that can be used as the cure? In some parts of the house, I placed the the 6 coins on top of a table underneath the glass. Will this be as effective as hanging it? Should I also lay it on top of a red cloth?

To check for poison arrows, windows or main door, do you simply look straight and not side to side? Or do you look at both sides as well? Also, 2 large windows in the living room have poison arrows. Should I place 2 6-metal rod wind chimes on both windows? Can the cure be also placed inside the house instead of outside? I have read many articles about placing a bagua mirror above the front door but cannot figure it if it is outside or inside the house, LOL. Thanks!

Attached please find 2 layouts for our house, first and second floor. I think we are lucky to have found 4 mountain stars but I am not sure if they can be activated. Can you show me which mountain star I can activate? Can I also use a painting? Thanks!

Please correct me if I am wrong. I am reading both our yearly and 20-year reports. In the 20-Year report, there is only one Five Element Analysis which is Mountain vs Water. This is pretty straight forward for me and I have already applied the cures. In the Yearly report, there are 2 Five element analysis, 20-Year Star vs Year Star and Mountain Star vs Water Star. Is the 20-Year vs Year Star the one I should read for the yearly cures? Also, if the sector is inauspicious on the 20-yers report and also in the yearly report, should I double the cure? For example, my east section is being reported to be inauspicious for the 20-year report and the proposed solution is metal. It is also being reported inauspicious for the yearly report and the proposed solution is also metal. Now should I place 12 gold coins instead of 6? Thanks much!

According to my paid Pillars of Destiny Report: Luck (4) [2002 to 2011] is an inauspicious period as it does not favour your 10 yearly Big Luck Period. [2002 to 2006] (ren-Water) is an inauspicious period as it does not favour your 5 yearly Luck Period. [2007 to 2011] (chen-Earth) is an auspicious wealth period for you. 2002 to 2006 is an inauspicious period for me. Is there anything I can do to make it better? My family has been struggling financial since 2001 and I would like to make it better for 2004. Thanks!

Hi Cecil: Does it have to be copper? What about a simple stainless steel ruler? It's kinda difficult to find a copper ruler. Thanks

According to my paid 20-Year Flying Star Report. South direction is auspicious, I can even activate the mountain star. South is our main door, if you open the door from the outside, there is a wall on the left side where I hang an antique, medium sized mirror. 2003 reported this sector inauspicious and I did not place the proposed metal cure. And boy I am sorry I did not. Is it too late now to place 6 cold coins in this sector? Also, when will be the 2004 Flying Star be available?

For metal cure, I have always used 6 gold coins. But if it is impossible to use these coins (no tables) in an area, what is an alternative? There sections in our house that needs a metal cure and these areas are empty w/o tables.

I am the type of person that cannot understand anything unless I see it on paper, itt helps me organize my thoughts well, LOL. Sometimes, I drive my husband crazy :) Did you mean Living Room (which is covered in West and South-West sectors and is in the frontage of the house) and NOT the Family Room? The Family Room is in the North-East, back of the house. I really don't have much space except for the North-West, West and South-West sectors. These areas are hardly used and it's easier to move furnitures around, LOL. The family room (North-East) is where everyone stays and I will not have very much privacy if I move it there. If I place my computer table in the West sector (where I can also activate a Mountain Star), it can face East (rising sun). I previously posted the 20-Year Flying Star report for sectors North-West, West, South-West and North-East. If you need it again, just let me know :) Oh, thank you very much. Please, if you can, I'd like to know a good date to move my office.

Hi Cecil: It took me a lot of time to draw the layouts, LOL, but it sure makes it easier for me to reorganize and redecorate our home and to apply the cures as well. Thank you for verifying the sectors to activate the mountain stars, I do appreciate it. How about the best sector for my home office? I'd like to move it before Chinese New Year and I still can't decide which sector is best. Thanks, Mari

Hi Cecil: I did the free 8 Aspirations Report and it gave me items I can use to activate each sector. According to this report, my Prosperity Sector is South-East. But according to the free 8 House Report, this is my Irritation Sector. What does this mean? Is it a good or bad sector for me? 20-Year, 2001, and 2002 Flying Star Report, this sector is Auspicious w/ Tripple Combination. Thanks, Mari

Hi Cecil: My good sectors are: North-West (Prosperity) , North-East (Longevity), West (Excellent) and South-West (Health). All but 1 (South-West) is reported auspicious in the 20-Year Flying Star Report. See below: North-West: Mountain Star, 2 20-Year Star, 8 Water Star, 3 Cure Used: 6 coins North-East: Mountain Star, 9 20-Year Star, 1 Water Star, 5 Cure Used: 6 coins West: Mountain Star Found Mountain Star, 1 20-Year Star, 9 Water Star, 4 Cure Used: 6 coins South-West: Mountain Star Found Mountain Star, 6 20-Year Star, 4 Water Star, 8 2002 Flying Star Report North-West: Yearly Star, 8 North-East: Yearly Star, 1 West: Yearly Star, 9 South-West: Yearly Star, 4 Currently, my home office is in the South sector (2nd floor of the house) which is my Spook and would like to move it to one of my good sectors. In your opinion, which location is best for my home office? Also, our main door is facing South 180 degrees. South's 20-Year Flying Star is Mountain Star 8, 20-Year Star 2, Water Star 6. I did not place any cure in this sector since Robert mentioned that it should neutralize itself, so I added a mirror on the right side wall of the main entrance door facing West. My concern is 2002. 2002 Yearly Star is 2. Does it mean I should bring the mirror down so I don't get double bad luck? Mountain Stars are also found in the North, West, South-West and South sectors of our house. From what I understand, it can be activated if it is found in a bedroom or in the direction where there is no window. Looking at the attached layouts, which Mountain Star can I activate? Many thanks, Mari

Hi Cecil: I am trying to explain to my husband what the charts mean and now I am more confused than ever, sorry. I think I did not make my question clear enough or maybe, I do not understand your response. So please, bear with me just a little bit longer. In the 20-Year Flying Star Report, there is a section called "Five Element Analysis (Mountain Star vs Water)" this part, I understand. I have to apply the cures in this house until we move to another. My confusion comes in the 2001 Yearly Flying Star Report. There are two sections, first, "Five Element Analysis (20-Year Star vs Year Star)" and second, "Five Element Analysis (Mountain Star vs Water Star)". So for example, NorthEast: 20-Year Flying Star Report Mountain Star 9, Fire 20-Year Star 1, Water Water Star 5, Earth Inauspicious, use Wood for cure 2001 Yearly Flying Star Report (20-Year Star vs Year Star) Mountain Star 9, Fire 20-Year Star 1, Water Water Star 5, Earth Yearly 2, Earth Inauspicious, use Metal for cure 2001 Yearly Flying Star Report (Mountain Star vs Water Star) Mountain Star 9, Fire 20-Year Star 1, Water Water Star 5, Earth Yearly 2, Earth Inauspicious, use Wood for cure In the above example, where all three are reporting the sector inauspicious, it is also giving me two different cures, Metal and Wood. Should both cures be used or just Metal? Another example, NorthWest: 20-Year Flying Star Report Mountain Star 2, Earth 20-Year Star 8, Earth Water Star 3, Wood Inauspicious, use Metal for cure 2001 Yearly Flying Star Report (20-Year Star vs Year Star) Mountain Star 9, Fire 20-Year Star 1, Water Water Star 5, Earth Yearly 9, Fire Auspicious 2001 Yearly Flying Star Report (Mountain Star vs Water Star) Mountain Star 9, Fire 20-Year Star 1, Water Water Star 5, Earth Yearly 2, Earth Inauspicious, use Metal for cure In the above example, 20-Year Flying Star Report is Inauspicious, then 2001 Yearly Report 20-Year Star vs Year Star is Auspicious, then 2001 Yearly Report Mountain Star vs Water Star is Inauspicious. For the Yearly Report, which one is it? Auspicious or Inauspicious? I hope I have explained it further. I do appreciate your help and looks forward to your next reply. Thanks --Maria