I am confused on how to use the flying star report and the eight house chart to cure my home. I purchased a period 6 house facing north and I am a weak wood element. According to the flying star report NW is an excellent sector, Center and South are good, and N, NE, W, E, SW, SE are inauspicious. However according to my eight house chart the N, E, S, and SE are my good sectors. How do I combine the information in these two reports?

Dear Amy,
1. Perhaps, you may like to consider the expert help option (We do it for you).
2. Each of us have our own birth-chart. And the distinction between Eight House and Flying Star Feng Shui is similar.
3. Both takes into consideration the "birth-chart" of a home.
4. As mentioned above, each of us have our birth-chart. Same goes for a home.
5. Given this understanding, we need to balance the elements in a home's "birth-chart". And the Flying Star Chart actually analyses the "birth-chart" of a home.
6. Therefore, even if one is a metal element or other element, we MUST first balance the birth-chart of our home. One way is based on the advice provided in a Flying Star report.
7. The Eight House has to do more with:
7.1 How suitable are we to the home
7.2 Which are the best room(s) for us. Even if the bedroom is bad for us, there is nothing we can do, less of a miracle cure to make the room suitable - less we want to move house.
7.3 The Eight House is also about (TRYING) to see if we can sleep in good directions, or facing.
Other than this, the eight house is limited in scope.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 12/11/2003 4:52:10 PM, Anonymous wrote:
I am confused on how to use
the flying star report and the
eight house chart to cure my
home. I purchased a period 6
house facing north and I am a
weak wood element. According
to the flying star report NW
is an excellent sector, Center
and South are good, and N, NE,
W, E, SW, SE are inauspicious.
However according to my eight
house chart the N, E, S, and
SE are my good sectors. How
do I combine the information
in these two reports?