Dear Cecil,
If it is possible to know the following:-
1)What is ?Ho To diagram??, and what are ?Ho To numbers?? and how can it be of use?
2)What does this mysterious diagram of Feng Shui imply? And how should one interpret these numbers in Flying Chart?
3)How should the numbers in ?Ho To diagram?, be read in lieu with ?Lo Shu diagram??
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Janna

Dear Janna,
This is the basic story about the Magic 9 grid that you had mentioned:-
http://www.geomancy.net/resources/theories/fs-tortise.htm
Our applied Feng Shui course has some information of it's origins.
More importantly, these two maps especially, the Lo Shu diagram is used extensively under:-
1. Flying Star Feng Shui or Xuan Kong Feng Shui. We have a course on this.
2. 9-Star Ki
This is one and the same school as Flying Star. But is a variant originating from Japan. It uses the Lo Shu diagram extensively and also the Five elements concept.
The second most popular practise of 9-Star Ki is in the UK.
Free free to do a SEARCH in this forum for specific terms like " Flying " etc... but do try to narrow your search as usually a search can come up to lots of hits on a single word search.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 1/13/2003 6:59:00 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil,
If it is possible to know the
following:-
1)What is ?Ho To diagram??,
and what are ?Ho To numbers??
and how can it be of use?
2)What does this mysterious
diagram of Feng Shui imply?
And how should one interpret
these numbers in Flying Chart?
3)How should the numbers in
?Ho To diagram?, be read in
lieu with ?Lo Shu diagram??
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Janna