Posted July 14, 200223 yr I have a bedroom that is a combination of both an auspicious and inauspicious sectors.In my auspicious area (SE-Wood, fading prosperity, but neutralized by the star combinations) , my sleeping direction can only be my death direction.In my inauspicious area (E-Wood, misfortune, Sickness) , my sleeping directions can be my Health direction or my Excellent direction.So, basically, I'm wondering if I should sleep in a good sector yet bad direction, or in a bad sector with options of two good directions.
Posted July 14, 200223 yr Staff Dear Felicia,We should take advantage of both: Flying Star Feng Shui and Eight House Theory.Under the Flying Star Feng Shui or as you mentioned, `the stars': if a sector is out of balanced (under Flying Star Feng Shui); you should neutralise any bad elements within this sector.Once you had neutralised any imbalances under this sector, there is really no issue: if this is a good sector under your Eight House. If this sector is your `Excellent' sector under Eight House, do take advantage of it. By sleeping under this sector.For those, who do not have a choice, e.g. all the bedroom locations e.g. bedroom 1, bedroom 2 or bedroom 3 are not favourable with regards to Eight House i.e. death, disaster etc..; would as a last resort sleep facing a good direction.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 7/14/2002 3:12:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:I have a bedroom that is acombination of both anauspicious and inauspicioussectors.In my auspicious area(SE-Wood, fading prosperity,but neutralized by the starcombinations) , my sleepingdirection can only be my deathdirection.In my inauspicious area(E-Wood, misfortune, Sickness), my sleeping directions canbe my Health direction or myExcellent direction.So, basically, I'm wonderingif I should sleep in a goodsector yet bad direction, orin a bad sector with optionsof two good directions.
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