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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0035_01C0F2BB.F2DC3DA0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I have repeatedly attempted to unsubscribe, following your needlessly complex instructions. If you don't immediately unsubscribe me, I will file a complaint against you for spam with my ISP. ----- Original Message ----- From: flying-star Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 7:07 PM Subject: Toliet & bathroom position From: "Jing Jin" Hi, I'm in the process of getting a new landed property..get to come =across house with 2 Storey. Where the de…
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Dear Tammie, Frankly, if anyone ask me 5 or 6 years ago, I may think that way i.e. what you had mentioned. But since then, I have looked at many homes and do not see a correlation that a noisy place drives off fortune. However, contrary to this, under Flying Star Feng Shui, if a location has a combination of two specific bad #numbers that needs quiet at a location, then, what you mentioned, holds true. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Marie, Frankly these are text-book examples of Feng Shui. Symbolically, 3-coins represent: 1. The number 3: represents the wood element. 2. The metal coins: literally mean metal element. Under the destructive cycle of the Five element concept: Metal destroys wood element to create `wealth'. Go around Feng Shui emporiums espeically internet Feng Shui stores and one will find lots of excuse to try to sell as many of these as possible. One may thus end up: Placing this three-coins under the floor mat, inside the ledger book, inside the cash register, inside one's wallet. Perhaps, the Feng Shui emporiums are laughing to the bank! One question asked: Since carrying the 3-…
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Dear Anon, If you are entering data into the reports under www.geomancy-online.com then, you should simply enter your western calendar date of birth. As our reports will automatically convert (use the Lunar calendar to evaluate). Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Robert Lee As one have to avoid facing Tai Sui either to place bed or sitting. Should I place my bed facing my good sctor or to avoid facing my good sector as to avoid facing Tai Sui. If I were to place my bed face my good sector in another word my bed is facing Tai Sui. If I place my bed in an inauspicious sector which mean avoiding facing Tai Sui. Which is the best solution. Thank as always with regards Sophia Chia
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Dear Anon, Overall, the home should be kept `bright' as opposed to dark (or darkness). Most of the time, "advise" provided would focus more on `interior' decoration and how each person (can be the individual or the FS practitioner) percieve about how sectors of the house can be `decorated'. Keep the basics correct such as good shapes and form, first. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Anon, 1. A `caution' on Eight Aspirations or also known as Eight/Life Assocations is too general a concept to be used. Here, for example as you had mentioned North = Career `sector'. Although it sounds so easy; this is too general. It is not practical to say that for everyone or the entire world; everyone's Career sector is at the North. Similarly; it is also difficult to accept that South West is the romance sector for all of us. What happens if each of us `outdo' one another to `decorate' this sector? 2. The Eight House although is a `static' concept; it takes into account at least one's Year of birth. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Thanh, 1. Based on the Compass School method of Feng Shui, it is best to avoid (especially the toilet bowl - sewerage pipes) located exactly at `defined positions'. 2. Under Eight House theory: it is best not to have the toilet bowl at true compass directions i.e. North 0 degrees, NE 45 degrees, East 90 degrees, SE 135 degrees etc.. 3. The rationale here is that should one of these sectors is a good sector, this may not be auspicious. 4. If we go `deeper' using the Flying Star analysis; then; it is best to avoid having it at 15 degree intervals e.g. 0 degrees, 15 degrees, 30 degrees, 45 degrees etc... 5. I personally feel that using a small round mirror (may not be e…
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Dear Anon, The clue here is to understand what is: Heaven Luck Earth Luck and most importantly what is Human (Man) Luck In general: 1. In the old, Feng Shui was used to look at locations for a city, town etc... 2. The most used word in the English dictionary are words like: I , me, my etc... 3. Here, we can draw a parallel to many of us. How do we improve our homes. 4. More importantly, the key success of any home is: Location, location and location. 5. Therefore: MACRO Feng Shui is the MOST important factor. 6. Commercial products 6.1 Often, what "corrupts" a Feng Shui practitioner, book author of Feng Shui etc... are commercial products. 6.2 In my opinion, usually, if o…
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Dear Stan, In my opinion, each animal belongs to a certain set of element. For example, next year has two relationships: 1. Metal Monkey 2. in the Wood Year (2004). Under such circumstances, often, many practitioners will apply the Five elements concept to see how well the "Metal Monkey" fit or not-fit with the Wood year. And as many of are aware, the Five Elements concept is prevalent and the most applied concept, to troubleshoot or explain things (be it a year, a month etc..) But what is most interesting is that some FS practitioners perhaps, want to have "fame" and would try to predict certain events next year. If one analyse their "predictions" closely, many will ch…
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Dear Anon, Yes, in my opinion, often, a higher weightage goes to the owners who are staying in the home. For the occupants, it has more to do with their own bedroom, but as one knows, this is only one room as compared to an entire home. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Anon, Ideally, this is not good. But, I know of many new developments or a few developments that are already 4 to 5 years old with a toilet above the entrance e.g. Corporation Drive townhomes. But, fortunately, better Feng Shui was practised to redress any other leaks. In my opinion, a toilet above is not the best. But, it can be considered as one major leak. Therefore, if possible a home should not have more than 3 or more of such leaks else it may give riseto problems. Usually, also, it is best that the home "fits" the ba zi of the breadwinners. If so, thesewould lead to fewer leaks. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Joan, As we are still very busy during these Dec / Jan. We will try to get such an analyse done to compliment our existing Year 2003 Forecast. Check out our Website or Announcement Conference for a link once it is ready. We will try to get it ready before 1 Feb 2003 (where the Chinese New Year actually stars). Hope that helps. Warmest Regards Robert Lee
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Dear Lynn, Yes, the productive cycle is often the easiest to understand. But for the destructive cycle, sometimes the term may be misleading. Actually, this cycle can also be considered as a "Wealth" cycle. For example: A strong water person: His best elements are : Wood, Fire andEarth. If one looks carefully at the destructive cycle: Water destroys Fire. Here, it simply means that Water is used to dowse fire to produce wealth. Thus, for a strong water person, his two best elements are: 1. Wood (green or brown) - most harmonious colour 2. Fire (red, purple or pink) - his wealth colour. For a weak water person: this is opposite: his best elements are: Metal and …
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Dear Robert and Cecil, I am new to this and may have inadvertantly sent you a duplicate whilst trying to edit the original message. My apologies! I wonder if you could help in any way. Our house is NE 2 facing, SW 2 sittingand is a period 8 house. I noticed that the 2010 flying stars occupy the same grids as the natal stars of our house. That is #1 has flown to grid 1 (W), #2 to grid 2 (NE), #3 to grid 3 (S), #4 to grid 4 (N), #5 to grid 5 (SW), #6 to grid 6 (E), #7 to grid 7 (SE), #8 to grid 8 (Centre), #9 to grid 9 (NW). What implications does this have for us ? Does it mean "double trouble " ? My husband ( kua 3 ) and I (kua 9 ) are East people and we are living i…
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Dear Anon, Frankly, this is an over-kill. (not advisable) Warmest Regards, Cecil
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All 9 of our fish died overnight! The aquarium and 9 fish were bought only 2-3 months ago as a feng shui enhancement the fish and tank were well cared for, there has been no reason or indicators of any natural or environmental factors that would reasonably explain the deaths.(Nfish all sank to bottom of tank instead of floating) If the fish deaths indicate an affliction that would've otherwise befallen resident(s) but the affliction killed ALL the fish in matter of hours... what are the proper steps to replace the fish/tank? how can I be sure the affliction was averted and not merely exhausted since all the fishdied . is there any way to find out what theaffliction …
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Hi Cecil, I read some posting regarding the aquarium placement on Geomancy and they are really interesting. I am weak fire and we have a small square aquarium at home. One thing that we realised just now, the placement might not be so great. How should we do it correctly? Does the aquarium placement need to move every year?
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Dear Edna, 1. Feel free to use the manual method of determining your Gua (kua) number at:- http://www.geomancy.net/fs/house1.htm or 2. Use all the various Free Eight House (East/West Group) of person's reports at the following website:- http://www.geomancy-online.com In the above link, you can generate almost any type of Gua (Kua) related Free reports e.g. Eight House Report Sleeping Positions Office seating positions Gua Number etc... Actually, you should learn more about Ba Zi or Pillars of Destiny (Ba Zi). The rationale because, East / West group of persons is only based on just the year of birth. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Based on the attached sketch, the wholered house is facing a dead-end road(where 2 blue houses situated)but is suitable for period 8 (confirmed with measurement at the entrance of the red house. Will the dead-end roadcause any harm to thered house? and can the period 8 neutralise any unfavourable consequences? Does there any remedies or prevention mesurements. Thank you for your kind advise.
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Dear Anon, 1. Usually, there is no impact on your home especially if it is an ancient or old site. 2. So long as it is not a location of mass masacare or tragedy; there is relative of no concern. 3. On the safe side, if your building is e.g. red brickwalls, this is considered most yang and is one of the `safeguards'. Alternatively, consideration is for painting the exterior of the main door (if it is facing that direction) red. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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I am allocated a seatthat is directly below a ceiling beam. I believe that this is not a desirable position. All work stations are arranged in four straight rows with two rows facing each other, and the othe two facing the windows on the right and left walls of the room.Mine is the first from the main entrancein the second row, facing the third row (next to the main entrance).What can be done to improve the situation, please.
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Dear Eva, The least confusing way to go about it is to locate the centrepoint of your house. If you need to you can scan or even fax to us at: 065-64822057 so that we can find out the centrepoint for you. From the centrepoint, you can use an ordinary compass to locate where all your room locations are. For example, if the compass North points to your bedroom, then your bedroom is at North. Warmest Regards, Cecil
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Dear Joji, It is like "sucking on" a baby's comforter. If it makes one more "comfortable", it is ok to hang one. Frankly no harm from it. But don't purposely hang one the size of an ostrich egg. If it falls and hits on one's head, can sure give an amnesia. Else, one may have to place a "HARD HAT" sign for anyone passing thru it. *JOKE* Basically, any material is acceptable (SO LONG) as it is reasonably priced. Better steel if it is cheap! Warmest Regards, Cecil
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