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Dear Cecil/Robert:
Re Flying Star Topic. How do we decide which 'chart' to refer to? For =eg. the house natal chart(based on year of 'birth' of house); there is =the 'main door facing' chart(based on the compass facing of the main =door); and then there is the yearly chart(based on the year in question =i.e. 1999 this year), and there is the 'owner-occupier' chart based on =the a person's birth details, plus many more as in hour and day and =month and so on. All these charts churn out different 'stars' for =different sectors, so, which shd one refer to ? Is there a system?
Many thanks.
Rgds
Eve.

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Dear Cecil/Robert:

Re Flying Star Topic. How do we decide which 'chart' to refer to? =For eg.
the house natal chart(based on year of 'birth' of house); there is the ='main
door facing' chart(based on the compass facing of the main door); and =then there
is the yearly chart(based on the year in question i.e. 1999 this year), =and
there is the 'owner-occupier' chart based on the a person's birth =details, plus
many more as in hour and day and month and so on. All these charts churn =out
different 'stars' for different sectors, so, which shd one refer to ? Is =there a
system?

Many thanks.

Rgds
Eve.




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Dear Eve,
If you are using the Flying Star method, here are some useful guidelines for
more accuracy:-
1. A personalized Flying Star chart takes into account:-
a. The date of birth of the home/building
b. owner's particulars
2. The shorter the time period for doing a Flying Star report, the more
accurate it is. For example, a Flying Star Report done for a month e.g.
April 1999 would be more accurate than one done for the whole year. But the
trade off is that it no longer is valid after that month.
We can consider Flying Star Reports like any other business reports, the
more details plust timly information, provided and used, the more accurate,
the report it becomes.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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Date: Sunday, April 11, 1999 1:04 PM
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From: "eve"
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Dear Cecil/Robert:
Re Flying Star Topic. How do we decide which 'chart' to refer to? For =eg.
the house natal chart(based on year of 'birth' of house); there is =the
'main door facing' chart(based on the compass facing of the main =door); and
then there is the yearly chart(based on the year in question =i.e. 1999 this
year), and there is the 'owner-occupier' chart based on =the a person's
birth details, plus many more as in hour and day and =month and so on. All
these charts churn out different 'stars' for =different sectors, so, which
shd one refer to ? Is there a system?
Many thanks.
Rgds
Eve.

Dear Eve,
Further to my earlier message, I forgot to mention the most important point
is that is the Year Chart mentioned earlier is only using the Base ( Luo Shu
Sqaure ) for this year only.
However, the personalised Luo Shu Chart of a house takes into consideration
two stars above the number. For example, as we know that this is currently
period 7, and from the example below (not a real one but a sample):-
5 3
7
Here, there is a base number and on top of it, No. 5 and No. 3. In the
personalised Flying Star Chart, we need to compare the `mountain' and
`water' star with each other. When there is a good match, and depending on
the interpretation of the two stars, this is an auspicious, very auspicous
or a location where we can `activate' say the mountain or water star.
Therefore, it is a question of going into indept analysis, the `deeper' the
analysis and the shorter the `time' of analysis e.g. a year as opposed to
say a month or a day or an hour or minute do make a difference.
Warmest Regards
Cecil
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Date: Monday, April 12, 1999 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: Flying Star Charts. Which to refer to?

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From: "Cecil Lee"
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Dear Eve,
If you are using the Flying Star method, here are some useful guidelines
for
more accuracy:-
1. A personalized Flying Star chart takes into account:-
a. The date of birth of the home/building
b. owner's particulars
2. The shorter the time period for doing a Flying Star report, the more
accurate it is. For example, a Flying Star Report done for a month e.g.
April 1999 would be more accurate than one done for the whole year. But the
trade off is that it no longer is valid after that month.
We can consider Flying Star Reports like any other business reports, the
more details plust timly information, provided and used, the more
accurate,
the report it becomes.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil