Dear cecil,
One one draws a pie chart and calculates the flying chart. Does one need to apply the cure if the corner is missing and if so how and where. eg. suppose there is indentation in NW
and the FS report says to place the metal in the NW so should we put the metal where should we put it since we don't have access to outside to make any modification. Thanks.

Dear Anon,
This is an interesting question.
If the space is not available or is a missing corner, one cannot or infact does not have an opportunity to place say a `cure' at this non-existing location.
It is again, not possible to do remote control Feng Shui where placement of the `cure' at a nearby location `would' solve it.
The `nearby' location has its own Feng Shui influence and it would not be wise to use a cure for a different location.
However, if the missing corner is `restored' or modifications is made to the house or an extension, then the Flying Star, depending on the renovation work day, may changed to the new period. For example, if the last major reno was done under Period 6, it most likely will change to Period 7 house.
If the area is exterior to the house, it no longer is `your house' unless it is a landed property where the sector is extended and there is a wall at the location.
It is best for such situations to consult a competent FS practitioner to guage and analyse such things as no two homes are the same. Factors like the area/size of the house, whether it is a landed property etc...
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/17/00 3:36:28 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear cecil,
One one draws a pie chart and
calculates the flying chart.
Does one need to apply the
cure if the corner is missing
and if so how and where. eg.
suppose there is indentation
in NW
and the FS report says to
place the metal in the NW so
should we put the metal where
should we put it since we
don't have access to outside
to make any modification.
Thanks.