fufu_88_99 Posted July 27, 1999 Share Posted July 27, 1999 Dear cecil,we are in the process of looking for a house.So its not possible for us to do a flying star for every house we look at. But wewant a house with a swimming pool. Myhusband is a weak water and he is a west gpperson. So can you give us info about whichdirection will be good for a swimming pool.Since it is important for us to have swimming pool in good direction along with the good flying star.Secondly my friend lives in a house whichwas built in 1808 and they are installing afountain in front of their home so the auspicious direction for water feature willbe calculated according to cycle of 1808 orthe current cycle of 7. Thanks. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff Cecil Lee Posted July 28, 1999 Staff Share Posted July 28, 1999 Hi, Please see below:- Quote On 7/27/99 3:05:34 AM, Anonymous wrote: Dear cecil, we are in the process of looking for a house. So its not possible for us to do a flying star for every house we look at. But we want a house with a swimming pool. My husband is a weak water and he is a west gp person. So can you give us info about which direction will be good for a swimming pool. Since it is important for us to have swimming pool in good direction along with the good flying star. When contemplating the placement of a swimming pool, it is crucial to consider the following important aspects: 1. The swimming pool must be assessed concerning both Shapes and Forms Feng Shui and the principles of Flying Star Feng Shui. 2. Ideally, it should be situated in front of the house; for example, when facing the main entrance and looking outward, the swimming pool should preferably be on the left side. 3. It is essential to ensure that the swimming pool does not have sharp edges directed towards the house, as this is regarded as Sha Qi or a poison arrow. 4. The design of the swimming pool should refrain from excessive curves and irregular shapes. 5. Whenever possible, the swimming pool should occupy no more than 33.3 percent of the total land area. 6. The swimming pool should not be positioned at the center of the house. 7. It is vital to recognize that the Shapes and Form School, particularly the Four Symbolic Animals Concept, takes precedence over the Flying Star Theory. 8. Ideally, the house should have a solid backing, as having water behind the house is extremely unfavorable, even with a positive Flying Star reading. 8.1. A Flying Star reading can be performed for each house; however, it is ineffective unless it is combined with the Shapes and Form theory. No Feng Shui theory should be applied in isolation. 9. Furthermore, the Eight House Theory can be employed to identify or avoid houses situated on death or disaster lines, which indicates unsuitability for the owner, regardless of a favorable Flying Star assessment. 10. When applying Feng Shui, it is recommended to integrate each individual theory to ensure optimal outcomes. 10.1. Avoid practicing Feng Shui in isolation, such as relying solely on the Flying Star Theory, as some Western Traditional Feng Shui Schools do, as this method is comparable to living in isolation. Quote Secondly my friend lives in a house which was built in 1808 and they are installing a fountain in front of their home so the auspicious direction for water feature will be calculated according to cycle of 1808 or the current cycle of 7. Thanks. It is ok to install the fountain as it means that there is a clear space at the frontage of the house. Warmest Regards, Cecil Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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