I am worried because when I did
my numbers for next year (Feb 2000)
there will be a double 5 where the
front door is (North). The book
I used suggests A LOT of metal
as a cure to avert disaster.
The front door is husbands prosperity
but my irritation line.
What do you recommend? Hurry up
with your Flying Star software -
I can't wait to use it! Thank you.

Dear Anon,
Let me further review what is best under a double 5.
Can you let me know what is the base number also. This is because under such circumstances, one should not only simply look at the double 5 without the base number.
The reason is the base number is also an element and one has to check to see if it `aids' a 5 or is neutral or reduces the double 5 combination.
This concept also applies to reading other star numbers.

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What do you recommend? Hurry
up
with your Flying Star software
As for your comments on the above, can you elaborate further as there is currently a Flying Star program on the website. While I am still writing the course materials for the Flying Star course.

Thanks in advance.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 10/29/99 4:19:23 AM, Anonymous wrote:
I am worried because when I
did
my numbers for next year (Feb
2000)
there will be a double 5 where
the
front door is (North). The
book
I used suggests A LOT of metal
as a cure to avert disaster.
The front door is husbands
prosperity
but my irritation line.
What do you recommend? Hurry
up
with your Flying Star software
-
I can't wait to use it! Thank
you.

By base number do you mean
the house trigram number? It
is a LI or 9 house. Thank you
for sharing your knowledge.

Hello! My Flying Star Chart looks something
like this for 2000:
House Center N NW NE S N SW E SE
Li 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
2000 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
THis years (1999) is:
House Center N NW NE S N SW E SE
Li 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1999 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Am I doing it wrong?

Dear Elena,
Please read below:-

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On 10/30/99 3:26:49 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hello! My Flying Star Chart
looks something
like this for 2000:
House Center N NW NE S N SW
E SE
Li 9 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8
2000 9 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8
What this means is that the year 2000 yearly stars fly into the same sector of the house.

Every year the yearly flying star will change. However, the base 20-year flying star should still remain the same.
What happens when you get such a situation.
This means that for the SE sector, where the yearly 7 comes into 20-year 7 base star, that is the most auspicious of the 20-year year combination.
This also means that for the North Sector, where the yearly 5 comes into 20-year 5 base star, that is the worst year for the entire 20-year year.
In order to see what you should do for solving the sector, what is also required is the mountain and water star of the 20-year chart.
Yes, it is correct to say that double 5 use metal, however, the double 5 is more dangerous when it occurs as a 5 mountain and 5 water star.
Thus, it does not really have the same impact as having a 55 (mountain vs water). So in order to solve or improve the sector I need to know what is the Mountain and Water star of that sector. That will overall determine what kind of influence you get on that sector.
This goes the same for all the various sectors as it simply mean that it is the strongest influence for all the stars, the best being extremely good, while the bad being extremely bad.
Maybe you like to tell me which profile in your account, and I can check it out and give you some recommendations?
Warmest Regards
Robert Lee

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THis years (1999) is:
House Center N NW NE S N
SW E SE
Li 9 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8
1999 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9
Am I doing it wrong?