Flying Star Feng Shui (Xuan Kong Fei Xing)

Dear Mr.Cecil Thank you very much for your opinion. It helps me bei my decision. I think you are right that the house period 6 is better.Our two children said that this house is like grandparent's house(which was built 1970) and they loved to be there.Our new house built 1991 they have never liked it( Facing E 1).So there we have experiencied a bad luck( health,fiancial problems,accident and etc.) A new house period 8 -we have felt it have not "spirits". Thank you very much again ! warmest regards helen

Dear Rose, Please read below:- -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed> Date: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 3:07 PM Subject: Re: Which is the correct cure? Personally, I don't see why you should use water, I think that Metal will again be the best solution. Because both stars are inauspicious so the priority is to reduce all inauspicious influence. Where did you obtain this information? ------> Source of Info: pg 62 of Lillian Too's Flying Star Feng Shui. I believe she was concentrating on only the base 2 mountain 3 combination. Isn't thar dangerous to analyze the situation only partially? Yes, books are l…

Sorry, FYI my house is new house which i obtained the key from the developer in Jun 2004. The tricky part is this house is almost completed before the feb 2004. I used the Period 8 to plot my chart.

Dear Jennifer, 1. It is not as simple as you sound. 2. This is because the Luo Shu grid is based on a formula complete for a period. 3. Look at it this way: 3.1 Is it possible for a Skoda or a Lada (Russian made vehicle) to be sliced partially and a chunk of it replaced with part of a mercedes benz. 3.2 Does the above sound logical? If not, then; This has to be evaluated based on the principles of 20 Year Flying Star's ruleset. Please refer to my above part of message. Frankly, Jennifer, (no offence) this has to be one of the "worst" illogical messages that I had seen replied to. In such a case, it is better to close one's eyes and pretend that we are living in …

Dear Ney Gonz?lez S?nchez, Please read below:- This is because they take your element based on the year of birth. For example:- 25 Jan 1963 between 9.00 a.m. to 10.59 a.m. This is the 1st day in 1963. 1963 is represented by gui-mao, which is yin Water - yin Wood. Some authors like to take the heavenly stem representation which is yin Water, while others like to take the earthly branch yin Wood. In which either case are both correct depending on its uses. Thus, you were termed as water, based on the heavenly stem version of it. This is the quick Pillars version of determining your element. If you were taken as wood, it is based on the astrological influence of the yea…

Dear Chris, Usually, the effect would be on the breadwinner. However, there are many other variables involved also. E.g. if both parties are working, if the partner's Ba Zhi (or the house) is not suited to the partner e.g. her death or disaster line. Warmest Regards, Cecil -----Original Message----- From: Listmanager To: Recipients of 'flying-star' suppressed suppressed> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 6:42 PM Subject: Who will get bad luck?

Hi, Like Cecil has mentioned, he Grand Duke in his opinion is like a Chinese superstition or culture. The only Feng Shui related reason for the Grand Duke is because of its astrological representation. Basically Jupiter is the largest star and it is thus has a great magnetic influence over the rest of the stars especially when they get close. Thus, because of this principle, it was termed as part of Feng Shui under the Flying Star because the Flying Star is also based on magnetic influence. It is supposed to represent that when a Grand Duke in there, the magnetic influence is affected, thus if you offend it, it is like disturbing the already disturbed magnetic force in th…

Dear Anon The position of the Grand Duke changes every year. Next year is East-South-East, 120 Degree This information is actually found in the Flying Star Report or the Grand Duke module. Warmest Regards Robert Lee

Hello, Please forgive me by asking such question, " what is a base star" I am new to feng shui and I would like to know. Thank you very much elsa

Dear Elena, 1. It is interesting to note that currently, the majority of `cures' in Feng Shui today centres around the `metal element'. 2. Thus, it would not be uncommon to find `metal' cures that are being proposed such as: 2.1. the 6 coins (which represents big metal) 2.2. metallic wind chimes. 2.3. this include a Feng Shui (straight length metallic ruler). 2.4. Using a grandfather clock with its rythmic metallic tick-tock sound representing constant metallic sound. 3. Ideally, in my opinion, the safest `cure' is the use of the 6 coins. Where I mentioned above, 6 coins represent `big earth'. 4. When this cure is placed at a sector e.g. to cure an imbalance under the 20 …

To all users who had purchased the Flying Star Report, we have just released the a beta version of the Yearly Flying Star Report. This will provide greater insight into each Yearly Period for a given 20-Year Period. This will provide an even more accurate adjustment of the each year. The Analysis of each year will be included at a later version. Feel free to test it out:) In addition to that, the Report Management has gone into it's 2nd revision. Due to overwhelming usage for it, we have since modified the entire login, security and speed. This should improve the login process and also access to all the various protected pages. Warmest Regards Robert Lee