Posted August 15, 200223 yr Hi Cecil,Thanks for answering my flying star question. I am still confused. I am planning to build a house this year and the completion will be 2003 which is period 7. You mentioned that east and south are not an auspicious direction for this period. But, my husband has a pakua no. 3 which these both directions are good for him. I read a few books stating that we should follow his 4 good directions. So, is it more important to follow his 4 directions or flying star? Thanks so much for your help.
Posted August 15, 200223 yr Staff Dear Anon,1. The 4 good / bad directions or commonly known as Eight House Theory and the Flying Star Feng Shui both belong to the Compass School of Feng Shui.2. The difference is that the 4 good directions concept is personalised to an individual i.e. good or bad directions.3. While the Flying Star Feng Shui looks at the birth chart of the house. Here, under the Flying Star chart of a house, if the house as imbalances, these imbalances should be cured or neutralised. And this is distinct from a peron's good or bad direction.For example, a sector can be the `death' sector of a person. And for example, this sector also has bad Flying Stars e.g. #5 misfortune, sickness or #2 sickness or #3 or #4 bad wood elements. It is best to look into neutralising the bad Flying Star sector.This would at least be better even if the person continues to staying in that room.Warmest Regards,Cecil Quote On 8/15/2002 9:31:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:Hi Cecil,Thanks for answering my flyingstar question. I am stillconfused. I am planning tobuild a house this year andthe completion will be 2003which is period 7. Youmentioned that east and southare not an auspiciousdirection for this period.But, my husband has a pakuano. 3 which these bothdirections are good for him. Iread a few books stating thatwe should follow his 4 gooddirections. So, is it moreimportant to follow his 4directions or flying star?Thanks so much for your help.
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