Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing)

Dear Glyn, There are no known written documentation on the use of water beds. However, I remembered one or two FS Practioners/Masters are not infavour of the use of the water bed. Perhaps, this is a general comment by them. In my opinion, I am not infavour of a water bed. Not sure why... maybe I have not slept on one before. However, do take note that a circular bed is considered not auspicious or two single beds joined together. Warmest Regards, Cecil -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed> Date: Thursday, May 27, 1999 6:54 AM Subject: WaterBeds

Dear Rose, Please read below:- -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed> Date: Monday, May 24, 1999 10:38 PM Subject: Wealth Sector in Flying Star Yes, these are generally true. However, if you are talking about wealth, I find that what you should do is to enhance your personal wealth. What I find that you should do is:- weak person:- 1. Atrengthen yourself so that you are strong enough to control your wealth deities. 2. Then try work with elements which you destroy as these are your wealth element. strong person:- 1. Control yourself a little so that you do not go overboard. 2. Work with elements whic…

Dear Robert, I'd managed to borrow my friend's scanner to scan the floor plan of my office. And had sent a mail with that enclosed file directly to your email address with subject : "Applying flying star method for improvement of revenue & reduce conflict" Looking foward for your reply. (Sorry not sure how to enclose file in here) Million Thanks! : )

Thanks for your advise. Based on your advise on "Under Shapes and Forms FengShui", west side is "white tiger". Appreciate if you can advise what is best to deploy at that west sector? Cheers

Dear Anon: Just a gentle reminder: I think Cecil and Robert are very busy building the Flying Star Course for all of us to enjoy and use to enhance our lives and it's unfair to make it sound like they are holding back the info from us. They would never release instruction that wasn't impeccably put together. I really appreciate their sincere efforts and just wait patiently for the course to come out and I think you should too. Important info like the Mountain and Water Star shouldn't be just "dumped out" on the general public. Also, I always sign my messages, Sincerely, Elena Wagner

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…

Dear Ren, Since your home is rectangular shaped, a square grid chart can be used, here. Frankly, there should not be a major issue if we use the square grid or pie chart method. What is more important for the 8 mansion is (try to forget) all the lines or square grid : and simply focus on trying to seat facing your "prosperity" or "excellent" sector. If you are a west group person, then try to face any of the two: prosperity or excellent direction. For an east group person, and if you have not already purchased your work table, can purchase a table that faces (tilted) south. Warmest Regards, Cecil

1. Under the Five element concept, no matter how, #3 is still a wood element. And in some instances, it can help to exhaust say bad earth e.g. #2 or #5. Much like a tree (wood) has roots that can "dig" into the earth to get nourishment thus exhausting bad #2 or #5! 2. In addition, there is the 81 combinations of Mountain star with Water star. And some of these 81 combinations can yield favourable results! 3. Thus, it is too immature or fool hardy to think only of #3 as a rotten star! 4. In addition, when Period 3 comes, #3 will be the jewel in the crown of Period 3! And under Period 2, #3 will be come the future prosperity star! Thus in general, in isolation, it is …

Dear Anon, San Sha is simply Triple Killing. That the 3 directions or mountain combines together and thus create an unfavarourable zone for any of the three locations. Sui Po is Location in conflict with the Grand Duke. Which is located opposite of the Grand Duke. Both of which are normally locations which are not in favourable terms with the Grand Duke. Warmest Regards Robert Lee

Under the Flying Star theory, it is considered very auspicious if one has a double 7 under this period where it is also the period 7. In period 8 which starts in the Chinese new year in 2004, a new house/construction that has double 8's If one is new to the Flying Star, it looks like this:- 7 7 B --- Base star If the main door has double 7's above it, this is considered an extremely auspicious number. In addition, it can be even more auspicious depending on whether the base star `assists' the two stars above. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Hi, Please see below:- It is explained in the website. Perhaps, do a SEARCH either in the forum or at http://www.geomancy.com Water star is automatically activated if there is a clear space at the location. For example, immediatley outside the main entrance, you should have a clear space. Alternatively, if it is the living room, for example, the `centre' portion should have clear or flat space. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Maggie, If you need a Period 8 chart, please e-mail me privately at : support@geomancy.net (to give u a complimentary free Period 8 report). And if you need any advise to see if your home can benefit from Period 8 vs Period 7, please also let me know the direction e.g. SW2. Warmest Regards, Cecil

Dear Anon, Apologise for the delay, we are pretty busy the past week. The time to change the cure is based on the Chinese Lunar Year. That means after it passes to the next Chinese new year which should be on 5th Feb 2000. Warmest Regards Robert Lee

Dear Tufani, I will try to `answer' the question on why 2 and 5 are considered bad numbers. For the rest of the questions, will answer when I have the time:- 1. #2 and #5 belong to the earth element. 2. One perspective of looking at the numbers #1 ..... to #9 is as follows:- In # numbers, it follows a cycle: From birth ( #1) to Constant struggles ( #2 to #5) and reaping the rewards (#6 to #9). If we look at each of the numbers from the above perspective, we can then understand that like life, these numbers symoblically represent a cycle from birth, struggle, repeaping rewards to death. Thus, if one notice carefully, #2 , #3 , #4 , #5 are considered inauspicious numbers. F…

Dear Rupert, Frankly, a 4 foot long ceramic red dragon is pretty huge. 1. Can I confirm how many claws it has. 2. What stance is it at i.e. looks like floating on air. Or is it like a mantle piece? Please refer to:- http://www.geomancy.net/mypictures/cgi-bin/mypictures.cgi?img=0&search=dragon&cat=all&bool=and&x=12&y=6 1. For example, the file dragons2.jpg shows the dragon in a `display' format. 2. While dragon-pic2.jpg shows that it is floating on air. 3. While photos dragon1.jpg shows that it is facing right. (or East). If one notice carefully, majority of the more authentic pieces will have its head facing (right or `East') i.e. from where we are sta…

Hi, It is more important when they appear as mountain and water star. However, under the advanced Xuan Kong, it is more equally important that the analysis takes into account the inter-relationship between the two stars, 20-year, yearly and monthly stars. Warmest Regards Robert Lee