Eight Houses/Flying Star -to determine the center

[myfs_95325]

Dear Master Lee,
I have read gone thru your website and find it knowledgeable and interesting. Have some question on determining the center of my apartment, do we include an extended out terrace/balcony as this will change the center point of the house.
Also in the flying star theory, there are lots of numbers that appear in the chart that I have generated from your website, what does it correspond to?
Thanks
Victor

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Victor,
I am glad that you find this website useful.
In order to benefit from the information provided under this forum:-
1. it is good to write down or note down specific topics of interests;
2. Use the SEARCH feature to find out almost any subject;
2. Both Eight House and Flying Star Feng Shui belong to the same school: Compass School of Feng Shui.
This is a very old resource on Eight House but gives you a good idea on how to find the centrepoint of a home:
http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-house1.htm
3. Left or Right brain:
The two schools of Feng Shui is much like human beings - brain functions.
Thus; Shapes and Forms Feng Shui is much more spatial/abstract. While numberology such as those numbers found under Flying Star, often appeals more to those who are `mathemically' inclined.
Even in the US, often, if one is more humanities inclinedto go to Ivy league schools like Harvard University.
For those who are more inclined towards mathematics could go to MIT etc...
If you want to find out more about Flying Star, please do a search for this topic.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/13/2003 7:30:48 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Master Lee,
I have read gone thru your
website and find it
knowledgeable and interesting.
Have some question on
determining the center of my
apartment, do we include an
extended out terrace/balcony
as this will change the center
point of the house.
Also in the flying star
theory, there are lots of
numbers that appear in the
chart that I have generated
from your website, what does
it correspond to?
Thanks
Victor

[myfs_95325]

Master Lee,
Sorry that I have not made myself clear, yes I have read on how to get the center line but there is one sentence:
"Tip 1: Take into consideration only `living' quarters i.e. exclude the garden and the drive-in garage."
So is the Terrace/Balcony considered as a "living quarters"?
Also, I am thinking of requesting for an on-site visit of home and company, can you let me know the cost by separate e-mail?
Thanks
Victor

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On 8/13/2003 7:56:29 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Victor,
I am glad that you find this
website useful.
In order to benefit from the
information provided under
this forum:-
1. it is good to write down or
note down specific topics of
interests;
2. Use the SEARCH feature to
find out almost any subject;
2. Both Eight House and Flying
Star Feng Shui belong to the
same school: Compass School of
Feng Shui.
This is a very old resource on
Eight House but gives you a
good idea on how to find the
centrepoint of a home:
http://www.geomancy.net/resour
ces/theories/fs-house1.htm
3. Left or Right brain:
The two schools of Feng Shui
is much like human beings -
brain functions.
Thus; Shapes and Forms Feng
Shui is much more
spatial/abstract. While
numberology such as those
numbers found under Flying
Star, often appeals more to
those who are `mathemically'
inclined.
Even in the US, often, if one
is more humanities inclinedto
go to Ivy league schools like
Harvard University.
For those who are more
inclined towards mathematics
could go to MIT etc...
If you want to find out more
about Flying Star, please do a
search for this topic.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil
On 8/13/2003 7:30:48 PM, Khaw Victor
wrote:
Dear Master Lee,
I have read gone thru your
website and find it
knowledgeable and interesting.
Have some question on
determining the center of my
apartment, do we include an
extended out terrace/balcony
as this will change the center
point of the house.
Also in the flying star
theory, there are lots of
numbers that appear in the
chart that I have generated
from your website, what does
it correspond to?
Thanks
Victor

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Victor,
1. For the layout plan, often, the emphasis is to try to find the `center-of-gravity' of a home.
2. There is really no hard and fast rule as to whether a balcony can or should be excluded. Often, a more important issue is the garage: as this often occupies a larger area and if we take the entire garage into consideration, it may distort the center-of-gravity of a home.
3. For a balcony, it has to be looked into in relation to the entire layout plan.
4. For example, some balcony protrudes on a landed property. If so, often, we should not take this into account.
5. If the balcony is within the fringe of the entire layout plan (or top-view) and it does not seem to protude-out of the house, then we may consider it as within the home.
6. As mentioned, it depends. And, it is very difficult to give a one-off answer. Feel free to post a layout plan so that I can make comments on where the center-point is.
7. As for the second part of your question, I have already sent you a personal e-mail with the information.
8. Feel free to call me at my personal network number: 6100-9600 or E-mail: support@geomancy.net, if you require any clarifications.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 8/14/2003 5:31:41 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Master Lee,
Sorry that I have not made
myself clear, yes I have read
on how to get the center line
but there is one sentence:
"Tip 1: Take into
consideration only `living'
quarters i.e. exclude the
garden and the drive-in
garage."
So is the Terrace/Balcony
considered as a "living
quarters"?
Also, I am thinking of
requesting for an on-site
visit of home and company, can
you let me know the cost by
separate e-mail?
Thanks
Victor