What are the feng shui elements needed

[myfs_90678]

Dear Masters,

I need your advice on Xuan Kong.

I havegot the following period 7 Xuan Kong diagram plotted for my office:

23 77 95

SIX TWO FOUR

14 32 59

FIVE SEVEN NINE

68 86 41

ONE THREE EIGHT

The 23 (SIX) sector happens to cover my boss and my office room.

i.e. covers both offices. According to some reading / course materials, this is considered a bad sector that may lead to quarrel, bad tempered argument etc. Wondering if this is true.

If so, I am wondering what are the suggested fengshui items to be

placed in both rooms in order to neutralize the bad effects.

Please advise. A million thanks.

Regards,

Ken

[myfs_117685]

Dear Ken,

I hope I can help to solve your Feng Shui problem.

K Chin wrote:
i.e. covers both offices. According to some reading / course materials, this is considered a bad sector that may lead to quarrel, bad tempered argument etc. Wondering if this is true.

Yes, it is true in Period 7.

K Chin wrote:
If so, I am wondering what are the suggested fengshui items to be

The Base Star 6 is sufficiently strong to exhaust the malevolent Mountain Star 2, thus the effect of malevolent Mountain Star 2 is not there. For Water Star 3 in Period 8 is safe and usable, hence this Palace is safe in Period 8.

You still want to be 100 % safe, no harm use a strong light. A standing lamp or a spotlight mounted on the wall will suit the purpose. The strong light is a manifestation of the element fire, and fire will draw energy from the wood of Water Star 3, thus weakening it.

Hope this will help you.

Thank you.

Best regards always,

David Ooi

[myfs_90678]

Thanks David. I have another suggested solution and wondering

if this is applicable and if so, what 's the reason / rationale behind it.

i.e. by putting 6 emperor coins under the carpet (floor) of my seat - surrounding my both feet

X X X

X X

XLeft Right X

foot foot

plus a some kind of "bell" hanging at the door of my office room.

You mentioned that in period 8, it would be fine but the

building is built in period 7. Does that mean we need renovate the

building - (heavy ones such as tearing the wall, etc) in order to move

the buliding from period 7 to period 8.

Please advise.

And many thanks for the previous suggestions.

Ken

[myfs_117685]

Dear Ken,

I am still a beginner in Feng Shui,I hope my knowledge will be helpful to you.

K Chin wrote:
i.e. by putting 6 emperor coins under the carpet (floor) of my seat - surrounding my both feet

K Chin wrote:
plus a some kind of "bell" hanging at the door of my office room.

I do not know the above tips, first time I hear from you.I guess the above actions are just adding big Metal 6 to exhaust Mountain Star 2 and control Water Star 3.

K Chin wrote:
You mentioned that in period 8, it would be fine but the

K Chin wrote:
building is built in period 7. Does that mean we need renovate the

K Chin wrote:
building - (heavy ones such as tearing the wall, etc) in order to move

K Chin wrote:
the buliding from period 7 to period 8.

The flying Star chart of your office is Period 7, but themeaning of each star is based on Period 8 interpreting because we are now in Period 8. Example, Water Star 3 is safe and usable in Period 8 but it is untimely (malevolent effect)in Period 7.

If you feel that the Flying Star chart of your office in Period 8 is better than Period 7, then you should change your officeto Period 8 by renovating your office. Please note the rules and conditions to change the Heaven Heart of your office.

Thank you.

Best regards always,

David Ooi

[myfs_90678]

A million thanks. One final question.

One of the well-known masters in HK mentioned that,

in order to move from period 7 to period 8, the following

applies:-

1. For house/ apartment / flat - Find an austpicious date and change the kicthen's cooktop (in cantonese - "Lou") It will be as good as moving buildingto Period 8.

2. For office - Just find an auspicious date and "mount" the company's logoagainst the wall again.

Both ways will move the building from period 7 to peiod 8.

The master that I mentioned had recently renovated his house BUT would like to maintain it in period 7 (coz it's good feng shui) and hence, he did everything to his house except the kitchen's cooktop. (using the OLD one)

For our case, since we have just moved in recently (last week) and did some very minor renovation (repaint some of the walls, rearrange the partitions etc). Hopefully, that will move our office into period 8.

Well, just for reference.

Anyway, any comments are welcomed.

David - thanks.

Cheers,

Ken